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My stories are tales of people making their lives. Each book has a hero who chooses his future, one day at a time. It's just like real life except I got it to be entertaining reading. I know you'll like these stories because everyone who's read them is astounded that I've taken so long to publish them. Try a download and see if you don't agree! Better yet, buy one of the books and I KNOW you'll agree!
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Print: $16.95 Download: $6.89 Avie Burkhardt is having a problem. He doesn't know what he's here on Earth for. All he know is there's a strong feeling that SOMETHING is passing him by. So he asks God to show him what he's supposed to be doing.
He didn't count on getting an Angel to tell him! And he certainly didn't think he'd be able to do what She told him to do. Kicking and screaming, he's led to his life's work - and work it is.
Avie labors for three long years, by himself, building something only God in all His Wisdom could have thought up. And at long last he finishes it, only to find it's lacking its major feature.
Once again, the Angel steps in, and Avie manages to finish it.
Forrest Landry's writing is framed in the recognition of God within us, and observes how Man can communicate with God at all times. Rated PG.
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Print: $16.95 Download: $7.89 Last Train To Tucson is set in the desert around Tucson Arizona. Hal Robinson comes down from Illinois to go into an Alternate Reality and drive a real train - even though he's a C.P.A. back home. His love of trains gets conflicted with a nefarious group and he gets stranded in the AR. In despair he ends up sitting in a park, depressed beyond belief. He's approached by this woman and, well, it's that Old Black Magic, Love. In time he realizes he really doesn't want to go back. Here's the story of how he ends up. I know you'll enjoy it. This engaging story will have you chasing all over the desert, looking for the elusive doorway to that other Reality! Forrest Landry loved living in Tucson and shows it in his portrayal of Hal's desert odyssey. He depicts a love of trains and a buffet of one couple's love foibles. Rated PG-13
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Print: $16.95 Download: $6.21 Choices is an amazing collection of 75 short-short stories, all telling about Hugh Sutherland's daily choices. He lives in the middle of the block and has to choose to go left or right each morning, to get to either of two bus lines so he can go to work. One frigid morning he gets hit between the eyes with the realization that if he goes left, he misses all the experiences he'd have had if he'd gone right, and vice versa. He's blown away by his philosophical epiphany and sits on his front stoop, freezing his tuckus off. And finally he has to get up and go, one way or the other. The rest of the stories show his sudden awareness having a great impact on his life. It's a riveting tale.
I wrote Choices to show how choices have far-reaching effects. If not one way, then another - it's not always just left or right. And if you choose a way that you don't like, then choose another!
The Choice Is Yours! Rated R
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Print: $10.01 Download: $3.48 Bobby's putting water in his gas tank. Thinking he's a complete fool, he does it anyway. Thing is, he's sober. When he drives off, soot pours from his tailpipe. But he's running on water. With gas at $6.45 a gallon, that's good. He learns The Process and begins converting vehicles himself. Redemption awaits. Even love. And all this just to go fishing.
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