A high-school student comes to terms with some remarkable abilities, and learns that all the Newtons and Joules of the universe can not solve the problems at the frontier of the human soul.
How many brothers and sisters have gone through that rite of passage? A lot, I suspect. But with most, it stops there. But circumstances conspire so that Cassie and Shaun see each other again and again as they both get older. Like it's fate, or something...
Jeff is a successful entrepreneur. Over the years he built up his electronics business to a small chain or retail outlets. He had two failed marriages and accepted his employees as his family. Somehow his prostrate condition slipped through the cracks. Facing death, he goes back to his roots and the pain he endured in his dysfunctional family. Fate wants to deal him a second hand in life. / (Reviews)
The Life and Times of Ron Francis
Ron Francis is hoping to find his mother as he begins a new life at University in Oregon. He badly needs to explain and apologize to her for what he has done.
"You really think my ass is beautiful?" his mom asked. "As far as I can tell," he told her. "Hey, why don't we go to the beach?" he added casually.
Lucas is at it again, carrying on from where 'Madness: the prequel' left off.
Apart from a few non-critical references, this is a standalone story, but you might like to read the preceding stories if you haven't already.