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The Blood Garden series was a concept I created to explain what may have happened to the Garden of Eden after Adam and Eve were expelled from the garden, and Echoes of Silence is a story, a story where a man can see past the veil and directly into the garden, the darkness that now resides there since the fall of mankind, and his personal inner demons that haunt him and about how he then deals with what he saw when he glimpsed into the garden. He must explore and deal with his reality.

These stories depict true occurrences reflecting how teenagers dealt with the changes arising during these crucial times in our nation's history. A new world was arising and we had a front-row seat to political changes as well as racial and gender issues. As we traversed these issues of family, culture, and racism, we were bolstered by such things as music and art as well as religion and trying desperately to hold on to our traditional values. We clung to one another and our families as we made our way in an ever-changing landscape; and we progressed, we innovated, we adapted, and succeeded in becoming part of the mosaic that became New York City.

Donkey Wolf is an aging wolf that could no longer keep up with his wolf pack, so he is on his own. He is called Donkey Wolf because his ears are longer than other wolves' ears, and he gets teased because of it. He has been living close to a mining camp because it is easier to eat the food scraps the cook throws out to the dogs than it is to hunt for food on his own. Even though his life has become easier, he is very lonely, and every now and then, he hopes for at least one more adventure in his life. When he overhears the sparrows the miners keep to detect deadly gasses in the mine talking about escape, he decides to help them. He helps free them from their cages and vows to help them get to the ocean to get back on the big, wooden boat that brought them from England to America. They go through a few adventures, good and bad, but with the help of some animal friends and a Native American boy, they get where they are going. What will they find when they get there?

Gemini is a thrilling story about Raymond Beacon, a freshman college basketball player at Duke University. Raymond is a gifted athlete and straight A student, but a trail of dead bodies leads right to him. The young student has rock-solid alibis for each crime that keeps the police guessing. Is Ray smart enough to get away with murder, or is someone from his past trying to ruin his hoop dreams? There are too many questions that this young man can't answer, and as the story unfolds, things go from bad to worse. Can this basketball prodigy prove his innocence? Or will this star fail to shine? Find out how the story twists and turns among the mountains of North Carolina in Gemini!

From mirrors in strange places to stars ceasing to shine, friendships rekindle by fire''s light. Elsewhere, in a forgotten realm separated by a dream, a monster builds a tribute to himself. Prisoners are held, gifts are exchanged, and a kiss is a demon''s touch.The clock ticks toward twelve, but will it be morning or evening next? That question is not so easy to answer. Not for Bunson Bear nor for his new traveling companion. Elsewhere, flames of fire burn hot as a strangely aloof Lazar Lion presents his blue rose to a captive audience. Not to be outdone by a former friend and comrade in arms, Jingles presents his new toy to a friend not so near but very dear, so long as Jingles''s new boss doesn''t find out.Strange new friends join stranger old ones as Lazar, Jingles, and Bunson battle the pandemic that is the Shadow Tree. Joined in the fight against Captain M.T. and his monstrous marvels are Sylvester Alexander Koala, Abner Pennster, Sgt. Jack Thompson, Sgt. Joseph Smith, Sgt. Martin Stephens, and a host of Waterford''s best (and worst) citizens.Their ultimate goal? Dethrone Captain M.T. as would-be world ruler and send him and the curse of the Shadow Trees to hell once and for all.

Driving Well is a book filled with inspiration, education, and safe suggestions to maintain a healthy lifestyle with the difficult task of being a professional truck driver who may have diabetes or be at risk for developing diabetes.It is a great read, including interviews from truck drivers and their family members. A great read for anyone who drives on our roads.

Science education today focuses upon dates, names, and facts needed to answer questions on college entry exams. Forgotten in the effort to memorize the information are the stories about the people behind those dates and facts.The greatest of our scientists were also people with their strengths and weaknesses. Presented in More Than a Reference are short essays in the style of Paul Harvey''s Rest of the Story. These essays are about the people involved in world-changing discoveries. How did seasickness play a role in Darwin''s theory of natural selection? Why did Joseph Meister, the young man who was the first person to survive rabies, commit suicide? Why did Mendeleev go up in a hot air balloon without knowing how to control it? Who was Clara Louise Maass?These stories capture the interest of the reader by showing the human side of science not usually presented in textbooks or classrooms. These are the stories in More Than a Reference, a series of essays on the people who played a integral role in discoveries that have changed the world.

Journey through Peace was the authors take after reading H. G. Welles book, outline of history. After serving in the ''''Cold War'''' era and experiencing its potential destruction, this book was written. This book was written in the 1960s, and designed to hopefully make the journey more interesting, with an adventure instead of a lecture. Put your technology aside, and journey through peace with your imagination. Read enjoy, and form your own personal opinions, and beliefs. As some guy named Einstein strongly stated. "Imagination is everything.'''' Please never let technology replace our greatest gift, ''''OUR IMAGINATION.''''This journey may be more enjoyable, and better understood by the children, if read and shared by children and adults together.NAMASTE

Papa''s Hat is an exciting fun-filled family adventure to the national parks with a mystery that unfolds along the way.

Who is Rock? No one knows for sure. After spending the majority of his life in the US Navy, he finally retires. He was known for not following orders even from the president of the United States. He calls the congress a bunch of asswipes. He goes on his way from the Navy with his longtime girlfriend, and the goals are to travel first Route 66 and, then, who knows where? But on the way, he meets up with a former Navy buddy, and in their younger years, they were known to party all the time, but now, they both don't drink anything but coffee. He is a police chief, and Rock is a drifter coming and going up until the "Mach killer" remembers them from Florida, and he had some bad memories from both of them, or can it be just one of them, but who is the one? Everyone always asks Rock where his nickname came from. He tells them he had the nickname before the WWE wrestler was thought of and he has the proof of it in his Navy book camp book. Rock was formed from previous boxing matches because he never gave up or went down.

Have you ever been at work and someone did something that pissed you off? Like being in a meeting and it's always that one person who thinks they are smarter than everyone, but they really aren't, annoying the heck out of everyone with their irrelevant questions? Or what about the person who uses the bathroom but does not wash their hands after they are done! They want to shake everybody's hands, but they didn't care enough to run those hands through soap and water! Nasty! And the beggar, you want a quarter, you want a dollar, you want a cigarette, heck, you even want a freaking bite of my sandwich-the sandwich that I made with my time and energy! The things people do that piss you off at work!

At only fourteen, Bea is the local superhero of Elgar City known as Baron in costume, and the responsibility is already pressing down on her. Things only get worse when her archnemesis from afar, The Prosecutor, meets her face to face for the first time. As they interact, the supervillain seems to take a keen, unusual interest in her and begins to act out unexpectedly, seemingly to mess with her head. Meanwhile, as if she wasn't already maneuvering around this strange supervillain and his ambiguous antics, another danger is lurking in the shadows, and it's dead set on what it wants.

In the third book in the Tripping the Light Fantastic trilogy, Transcendence and Redemption, our protagonist, Michael, does just that. He transcends the pit of pain and mental illness and redeems himself to his family and friends. The battle is ongoing; the pain and mental illness will always be there. It will be a constant battle to not slip back into a schizophrenic haze again. He must be ever vigilant that his demons do not raise their ugly heads and turn his peaceful life into another journey through hell. Come, take a trip with us as we join him once again!

Half-breed? Mixed race? What do you call the product of an interracial marriage? And how do you relate?Half-n-Half is a very honest account of the daily struggles faced by such individuals, and it will act as an alarm clock, waking people up to the ethnic diversity of this country and the problems that come with it.Eric M. Smith knows firsthand what life is like for the children of interracial marriages. After all, he lived it.Picture in your mind living on the ninth floor of one of the country's most dangerous housing (Cabrini-Green homes). This was the early setting for Eric Smith and his family.Shootings, drug deals, family fights, police sirens, constant commotion...No, not TV or some modern-day cable program on violence. These were the day-to-day occurrences which were no farther than the floor Eric lived on and definitely not any farther than his own courtyard.And the names flew too: half-breed, high yellow, red bone, yellow nigga, good hair, straight hair, German nigga kids.These are some of the names Eric heard on a daily basis. Those were hood names (White people were a little more subdued, referring to them as "mixed kids" or mulattos).As you read Eric's story, you will understand the subject of interracial marriage from a whole new perspective, and you will be better prepared to respond to one of the twentieth century's most significant yet unresolved issues.Now that we are in the twenty-first century, are we any closer to accepting people for who they are before looking at their skin color?