Phillip: 1250 books

A vintage aircraft crashes into Lake Michigan. Mike Barron and his business partner are sport fishing on a nearby boat. They rescue the pilot who pulls a gun on boat's crew. The man is subdued but escapes when they go ashore. That night Mike and his partner are shot at as they travel home from...

In the final installment of his Bigfoot Trilogy, Phillip A. Elwood follows the Giant in the Snow. Sheriff Jim Aken and rancher Dale Mason join forces to track two crazed killers, one human, one not, in this last action packed episode. One is driven by indescribable pain while the other satisfies his...

This funny all about chickens fun book answers the questions "WHY did the chicken cross the road?" and "Which came first, the chicken or the egg?" Its six hyperlinked chapters have chicken cartoons, chicken jokes, chicken funny stories and chicken funny situations. There is a...

Murder, sex, buried bank loot and rumors of UFOs.Dodd breaks up a convenience store robbery when his car breaks down in Sweet Water Falls, Texas. What’s the thanks he gets? The sheriff won’t let him leave, the car lot can’t find the parts and everybody wants him for something—sales pitch,...

Where Poems and Prose left off, Take This Book As You Will picks up. Love, loss, hope, joy, love, sex, drinking, anger, pain, manliness, promiscuity, life, death, laughter, and various colorful metaphors and pronouns fill this book. It's my continuous journey into self-therapy that hopefully someone out there can relate to, and find healing in my words.

Beautifully written speculative fiction from Metaphorosis. All the stories from the month, plus author biographies, interviews, and story origins Table of Contents The Demon in the Page – Joshua Phillip Johnson Cat Play – Mari Ness … and now He erases – Rhoads Brazos The Machinery – Julia Warner In the Belly of the Angel – Henry Szabranski

It was always mans destiny to explore beyond the horizon. To industrialist John Wexler, that destiny has been fulfilled. Now he is looking to Mars to begin a new phase of exploration. With the help of scientists, engineers, and his wealth he sets out to do so. From the worker who builds the rockets,...

DO NOT CROSS THE BRIDGE. The stories are real. It has been years since his accidental death, but the body of Denny Dennison will not leave, terrifying unsuspecting travelers and haunting the locals who dare go to the bridge at night. Now two kids fresh from their high school graduation decide to tempt fate and venture to the bridge one last time to see the dead boy.

They grew up together investigating childhood and school grade mysteries as curious children sometimes do. Now as adult Private Investigators, and fresh from a case dealing with a missing heirloom , they are handed their first murder mystery. Working for a lawyer who has a client that is destined...

DANGEROUS TIMES is a multicultural crime-thriller with the pull of the unpredictable. This book is not for the squeamish.John Kirk wants to get out of San Pedro and leave his troublesome relationships behind—troubles that fall by the wayside when fate throws him a wicked curve.Psychopath...

Professor Nada Marjanovic, professor of Sanskrit at the University of Zagreb, has spent more than twenty years translating an obscure text on the vetala, a parasitic, vampire-like being that possesses the bodies of his victims. When her mentor and collaborator in the Indian city of Pune dies, she...

Winter is here, but something is about to hit Lighthouse Bay harder than any summer storm! Anton Rubinski has just left town. The door it seems has closed on a summer friendship forged over a bottle that granted he and his friends’ every wish come true. Now with no job, no friends and no reason...

As the sun prepares to rise on the last day of summer, three friends find themselves totally unprepared for the events that are about to take place around them. For Tanya it is a chance to find peace three years after losing her parents in an auto accident. Deciding she simply can't continue blaming...

Things We Once Loved is a collection of 24 carefully selected poems that offers a reflective and nostalgic look at our not-so-distant past. Covering traditional rhyme, non-rhyme and Australian bush verse, this book is a compilation of some of this poets' much loved early work.