Who murdered wealthy Thomas P. Dobbs in 1889? And why is his ghost wandering around in the attic of the house that little Holly Clark and her family moved into in 1937? Why is nine year old Holly Clark the only person who can see and talk to him? How does the ghost in the old house in the suburbs save the Clark family from impending disaster? All is revealed in Mr. Dobbs: A Christmas Ghost Story, which is part ghost story, part mystery, but mainly a story of human courage and family values.

One day, young bare knuckle boxer and draft dodger, Vzor Ziadoski is swept up in a raid by the Conscription Police and sent to the front lines to fight the Forever War. Fate tosses him a dilemma when he captures a beautiful enemy prisoner. Who is she? How did she get on the battlefield? And how can Vzor hide and protect her, when the standing order is to take no prisoners? Vzor's Prisoner is a sweeping saga of two young lovers caught up in the web of a brutal, futuristic war while civilization comes crashing down all around them.

When owners Mary and Jim Gavin refuse to sell their ranch, land grabber Cleet Dagston puts the Lazy-M under siege. His hired gunmen murder Jim, run off his cowboys, and scatter his cattle to the four winds, leaving his widow Mary and her three children at Dagston's mercy. Just when all hope is gone, two strangers appear and sign on to fight for the Lazy-M. And that's when all hell breaks loose and Dagston's men begin to fall like chips of wood in the wind. Written in the style of Zane Grey and Jack Schaefer, the Fight for the Lazy-M is a homage to the western genre.

When her parents are murdered in a coup d'etat by the Commander of the Palace Guard in the post-apocalyptic year of 4999, young Princess Jasmine of Ovaar looks for help to avenge their death and gain her rightful place on the throne. All alone and wandering the mutant infested wastelands of a strange world, the Princess finally enlists the help of an ancient magician, a strange looking mutant, and a ferocious band of outlaws. And that's when the fun and the fighting for the throne of Ovaar begins."

Banker Tern Jarvis wanted to be a Cattle Baron. He left Chicago and headed for Caldwell Springs, out on the Kansas plains. With the power of money at his disposal, Jarvis succeeded in forcing small rancher after small rancher off their lands. First Jarvis took the Lady B, then the Box R, and then the Leaning C, but when it came to the Circle M he was stopped cold in his tracks by a young widow, an old coot, and a mysterious stranger who was a fast draw. Jarvis hired the fastest gun in Texas to take the stranger out. It didn't end the way Jarvis expected. The Gunfighter in Winter is the first...

Fate turns the tables on mysterious Kowloon business woman Sen Loi. Her friend, Chief Inspector Barnes, is murdered and she becomes the prime suspect. To make things worse, she is accused of kidnapping a beautiful, young British socialite. With the British police on her back, she has to prove her innocence. But how can she do this when she's put under house arrest, while the police search for evidence to hang her? Sen Loi is set in Kowloon in 1939 months before World War II.