Pure texture, short and sweet. With a name like Morris Ventimiglia the founding member of the Street Mystiques had to be tough. You've found a fast, touching and candid novella about New York street life in the 50's and 60's, a nostalgic, lightweight take on a heavyweight crew. But there's no plot. The Street Mystiques could be considered a legendary Brooklyn-based gang though their influence ranged as far as the shuffleboard courts on the big island of Hawaii in later years. This is the story of their origins and how, by their own admissions and self-promotions, they became notorious for...

Happy endings, love stories, no violence...what more could you want Death takes a holiday when the Angel Benny is on the job matchmaking in the most unlikely place one could imagine. Benny is up to good in a modern fairy tale so light you'll have to hold this novella down to read it. Your delight in the goings on between men and women will not be limited to those of us restricted by gravity. People are people and sometimes angels, like doctors and nurses, are people too. This is a sweet, uplifting comedy with heart. We do mention sex in passing, nothing gratuitous or graphic. It's best you...

"Mom Wife Witch" is not a children's book. The police in Washington State have a problem. It seems someone is driving dangerous deviants and perverts into the arms of the police for protection. That's supposed to be their job. And it's not law enforcement's only problem. A killing spree has the state terrorized. And there's a kidnapper on the loose stealing teenage girls. Unfortunately for the police his victims fall in love and refuse to help catch him. Two detectives are convinced the only one that can help unravel the tangled web is an uncooperative woman, Susan Stanich. She is different,...