31 short stories, two to four pages long, about growing up in a small rural community. My brother says I could never tell a... More > story right, my cousin said, "That's not the way it was", my niece said, "I didn't say that", and when the wife heard me say it was a peek into our family life she insisted I write "fiction" in the front. Some of my friends say, "I remember that, this book isn't fiction." I didn't know writting a book could be so hazardous. I did have the wisdom to wait until after Mr. B was dead to write his story. < Less

In todays world two great world views dominate society. One is evolution the other creationism, paganism and Christianity,... More > human rights and natural rights. "Forever Learning" written in novel form about two school teachers, man and wife, shows the failures of our school system, the devastating effects of the sensitivity program on children, the cause of high school violence, bullying of students and teachers, the difference between a compulsory public education and a truly free education, and religion and the secular state. < Less

The "Law of Moses" compares the performances and ordinances and the statutes judgments of four religions of the western... More > civilization using the writing of the founders, teachers, historians and philosophers of each. As one reads through the book the cycles of human nature and history become apparent. With this guide each person can assess the present situation of his religion and nation. < Less

Two men, who are bitter enemies yet strangers find themselves trapped, helpless, and immobile, continue the battle with the... More > only weapon left to them, the tongue. One suffers in the pain of the present, the other the pain of a life-time. The agonizing ordeal takes place during the long hours in the dark of night. Listen in on their conversation. < Less

Smart, handsome, rich and young Gabriel thinks that the earth was made just for him. Physical exertions are limited to... More > emptying the waste paper basket and shooting a basketball. An elite private school has educated him in the finer things of life and he expects to go right to the top in everything that he does. He dreams of the N.B.A. or if worse comes to worse he will get a M.B.A. and work for his wealthy Grandfather and settle for being merely rich instead of filthy rich and famous. For no good reason that he can see his mother announces that she has obtained a degree in education and has secured a job teaching in a rural high school on the edge of the earth. He thinks he has died and gone to hell but he learns that there are several levels of hell below what he thought was the lowest of the low. His mother gets him a job working on a ranch where he is reduced to sitting in the weeds and dirt to eat his lunch, after all, how low can a person sink He shouldn't have asked. < Less

Two men, who are bitter enemies yet strangers find themselves trapped, helpless, and immobile, continue the battle with the... More > only weapon left to them, the tongue. One suffers in the pain of the present, the other the pain of a life-time. The agonizing ordeal takes place during the long hours in the dark of night. Listen in on their conversation. < Less

Smart, handsome, rich and young Gabriel thinks that the earth was made just for him. Physical exertions are limited to... More > emptying the waste paper basket and shooting a basketball. An elite private school has educated him in the finer things of life and he expects to go right to the top in everything that he does. He dreams of the N.B.A. or if worse comes to worse he will get a M.B.A. and work for his wealthy Grandfather and settle for being merely rich instead of filthy rich and famous.
For no good reason that he can see his mother announces that she has obtained a degree in education and has secured a job teaching in a rural high school on the edge of the earth. He thinks he has died and gone to hell but he learns that there are several levels of hell below what he thought was the lowest of the low. His mother gets him a job working on a ranch where he is reduced to sitting in the weeds and dirt to eat his lunch, after all, how low can a person sink? He shouldn't have asked. < Less

In some ways being the Governor's daughter is like living in a glass house but it has its advantages if one developes a skin... More > thick enough to compensate for the fragility and transparency of the walls. Leona has coped with the rough and tumble of political life by building the thickness of the walls of her heart.
Brilliant, healthy and comely but small and on the skinny side she thinks she has suffered it all at the hands of the press but she has always been on the politically correct side. Although she is twenty-six she finds herself in her first romantic relationship. The other half of the romantic encounter is in an entirly different situation. < Less

Inherent and Inalienable is a comparison of the United States Constitution and the United Nations Charter. One states that... More > rights come from God, the other states that rights are provided by the State. Rights given by God are not negotiable, rights given by the State can be taken away by the State. < Less

Nicole, a bright and happy co-ed has her life turned upside down by the retirement, illness and death of her father.... More > Extracted from the polite society of Boston and thrust rudely into the life of a working girl in a seedy second rate gambling house in a small Nevada town she meets the Weslys. The younger is handsome, rich, smooth and fun. The older is coarse, rough, eccentric and rebellious. The antics and rivalry of these two afford relief from her mundane life.
Swept innocently along Nicole finds herself embroiled in a one man sagebrush rebellion. Old fashioned ideas clash with the new, leaving Nicole in the middle of the road to be run over by traffic going both ways. < Less