This document briefly describes the major characters in the Loosening Up story series from Book 1 through Book 8. Other information to help the readers orient to the story is also included. Readers may used this as a guide to any of the Books in the series.
A The Chronicles of Dan Hayward Story On this day, Tina's parents come to visit. Dan, Karen, and Wendy attend Brad and Jake's Top Prospects hockey game in Oshawa.
Does anybody really like a wizard? Aden is a wizard and he is not even sure that he likes himself. People call him cantankerous and obstinate to his face, but he has his reasons. In a distant future, people think he is performing magic when he is just practicing "science." Alas, science is fading away, shifting from memory into forgetfulness as the world slips into a melancholy repose. Then the past rears its ugly head.
For millennia she had fought all comers, and prevailed! But how can she fight against her own dreams? Her own desires? (some codes not added to prevent spoilers)
The Baldwins ranched in Texas until shortly after the Civil War. Then the carpetbaggers arrived and Chance Baldwin didn't get along. Hetty, his mother, urged him to depart. He made is way to Wyoming, collecting a Squaw Man along the way to guide him to the friend he was searching for. Encompasses 18 months of time in a fictional account of settling in the Western part of our country
Stories in the Frank's Post-Apoc World Universe
Primarily, this is the story of Janice and Bennie as they explore for the combined communities. They cover a lot of area and meet the usual quota of good and bad people. Pilots should forgive me in advance.
Stories in the Frank's Post-Apoc World Universe
It's a trip out west! New people are met. Some romance will occur. Good people will be happy. Good people will suffer. Bad people will suffer. Some questions will be answered. Janice takes a stronger leadership role in exploration. The Cook-Thomas-Sullivan family experiences a lot of ups and downs. If you haven't read the series and hope for hot sex, you will be disappointed. There is a lot of talk but NO action on "screen."