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A short story bubbled up from the grim and violent mean streets of 1990's Los Angeles, as the protagonist explains, sweat from the Southern California heat dripping onto his Glock, "I have never murdered and I have never been murdered. But I have dreamed of both."

A whimsical short story, set at a Southern California university, about a grad school student who daydreams and pines for a beautifully exotic woman with long legs and magnificent hair sitting next to him in class.

Waiting For A Friend is a stage play about a fifty-something-year old man who is confronted by the unexpected visit of his best friend, who died tragically when they were kids in high school. The man must come to terms with his lost youth and innocence, and the unstoppable passage of time,...

"The Boy And Girl" is a whimsical parable about a boy and girl, playing on a beach and building sand castles, learning about love, life and growing old together. Also available as an unabridged audiobook.

Waiting For A Friend is about a fifty-something-year old man who is confronted by the unexpected visit of his best friend, who died tragically when they were kids in high school. The man must come to terms with his lost youth and innocence, and the unstoppable passage of time, while a painful but...

Rio de Janeiro, a place of beauty, excitement, and wonder. A place where you are free to dance until your feet ache and sing until you can no more. A forty-something year-old woman and her mother experience this and more during their visit to Brazil's most famous city.

In this short story, a traveling businessman settles into yet another motel room. This one just like every other one. Same dull curtains. Same faded wallpaper. Same stale stink. While the world moves on in a rush outside the motel door, he assesses his career and his life, asking, "Where am I?"  

Accepting friends who are different is often difficult. Discover how Eugene makes a positive decision. Other books in the series by this author: Eugene and His Go-Kart Machine Eugene's Mistake at the Garden Gate Eugene, the Mouse, at the Big Farmhouse  

Every hobby is not appropriate for every type of character. Eugene, the mouse, must discover interesting lessons about this activity. Other books by this author: Eugene and His Go-Kart Machine: A Tale of a Creative Mouse Eugene at the Christmas Ball with Christine: The Decisions of a Creative Mouse Eugene Meets Bojean: The Acceptance of a Creative Mouse

Accepting responsibility for a mistake is difficult but often joy follows an apology.Other books in the series by this author:Eugene and His Go-Kart MachineEugene Meets BojeanEugene, the Mouse, at the Big Farmhouse

In the fourth breathtaking adventure in the Ghostwriter Mystery series, Roxy Parker is hired to find a missing photograph that could hold the key to a man's brutal murder. It’s an image from the 1970s and looks innocent enough but behind the beaming smiles hides a secret so chilling, even Roxy Parker...

SynopsisIn the year 2020 an extraterrestrial encounter arrives to save the earth from human kind destroying the balance of the universe in general and the earth in particular. The aliens affected the weather by covering the earth in a blanket of snow. In addition, they disable all satellite...

The third in the series; this mission involves the Batt Team against the North Korean regime. It's revealed, through a high level defector, that the "Dear One" is about to nuke both South Korea and Japan at the same time. The three heads of state, Japan, South Korea and the USA have agreed...

Sage C. McCullough's, To Catch a Man, is a masterpiece of comedic wisdom regarding dating and marriage. It is a hilarious look at the difficulties today’s single women face while trying to find a husband. It tells a story of one woman’s quest to marry her boyfriend, and her boyfriend’s quest...