A teenage boy's life goes from awful to all-powerful in exponential steps when he learns to use deja vu to merge his minds across parallel dimensions. He gains mental and physical skills, confidence, girlfriends, lovers, enemies and power... and keeps on gaining. A long, character-driven, semi-realistic story. / (Reviews)
Amanda Daniels has married Patrick Greer. But what concerns her more is what happens that night, a thing she is not precisely ready for. Join her voyage of discovery as the virgin becomes the wife. / (Reviews)
A story in the George series. Some people go through life without ever finding that one special person - or perhaps they find her too late. George actually found her too early. Much too early. How can you 'do the right thing' and still follow your heart? / (Reviews)
These stories have a theatrical basis, either straight or musical
Michael is a fifty-year-old man who lost his wife four years earlier. They had met in the theatre, got married, having two girls. He, in a change of pace, went to an audition and since then, his life started to change. All because of the young girl he met. Her name is Karol and at first look appears only seventeen years old. This is their story.
A Reginald Story Part three of the Reginald saga. Read "Reginald" and "Reginald's Wives" before you start on this continuation of the tale, so you know the story's development. There will also be a Part Four eventually.
A Reginald Story Book Six in the 'Reginald' series, about a man who ends up with six wives. It is advised that you read the other five books before this one, to make the story easier to follow.
Teri, Dana, and Mike have been dating each other for most of the school year, but summer vacation brings new challenges: a move, a wedding, a career—not to mention a few troublesome sisters. The triad must deal with the changes in their lives, both together and apart. A novel-length sequel to “Third Time’s the Charm.”
A Boy Is Sent to Stay With His Uncle in Oklahoma For Two Years and Is Drawn Into the Kiowa Culture.
Fourth in series. Should be read in sequence:
Howie Randolph,
Transition to Tall Grass, and
Howie Returns to Pennsylvania