Imagine if you can a perfect world where death and disease no longer exist, a world without crime, where children are always... More > obedient, and no one ever disagrees, everything and everyone is flawless. If you could live in such a world, would you, or would you look beyond the desire of every human heart to live in peaceful perfection and see the disastrous results the quest for perfection can produce? Read the histories and then decide if perfection is what you seek.
In their quest for perfection, they have lost their humanity, and become soulless, heartless effigies as much their own creations as the clones that do their laborious work. They cannot see the flaws in this concept of perfection; instead, they see themselves as gods determined to rid the world of the stain of imperfection, we who they call nature's mistakes. < Less

The second book in the series. It is five years later and once again the survival of the people of Ben's Valley is... More > threatened. This time the threat comes from three fronts. An old enemy, a new global leader of the Perfects, and an evil that has been reborn. There is however hope that comes from an unlikely source and the Valley must choose whether to trust this newcomer. < Less

A Collection of poems that invoke emotion in the reader that ranges from fear to love.

Imagine if you can a perfect world where death and disease no longer exist, a world without crime, where children are always... More > obedient, and no one ever disagrees, everything and everyone is flawless. If you could live in such a world, would you, or would you look beyond the desire of every human heart to live in peaceful perfection and see the disastrous results the quest for perfection can produce? Read the histories and then decide if perfection is what you seek. In their quest for perfection, they have lost their humanity, and become soulless, heartless effigies as much their own creations as the clones that do their laborious work. They cannot see the flaws in this concept of perfection; instead, they see themselves as gods determined to rid the world of the stain of imperfection, we who they call nature's mistakes. < Less

Imagine if you can a perfect world where death and disease no longer exist, a world without crime, where children are always... More > obedient, and no one ever disagrees, everything and everyone is flawless. If you could live in such a world, would you, or would you look beyond the desire of every human heart to live in peaceful perfection and see the disastrous results the quest for perfection can produce? Read the histories and then decide if perfection is what you seek.
In their quest for perfection, they have lost their humanity, and become soulless, heartless effigies as much their own creations as the clones that do their laborious work. They cannot see the flaws in this concept of perfection; instead, they see themselves as gods determined to rid the world of the stain of imperfection, we who they call nature's mistakes. < Less

The second book in the series. It is five years later and once again the survival of the people of Ben's Valley is... More > threatened. This time the threat comes from three fronts. An old enemy, a new global leader of the Perfects, and an evil that has been reborn. < Less

A Collection of poems that invoke emotion in the reader that ranges from fear to love.

The second book in the series. It is five years later and once again the survival of the people of Ben's Valley is... More > threatened. This time the threat comes from three fronts. An old enemy, a new global leader of the Perfects, and an evil that has been reborn. There is however hope that comes from an unlikely source and the Valley must choose whether to trust this newcomer. < Less

Imagine if you can a perfect world where death and disease no longer exist, a world without crime, where children are always... More > obedient, and no one ever disagrees, everything and everyone is flawless. If you could live in such a world, would you, or would you look beyond the desire of every human heart to live in peaceful perfection and see the disastrous results the quest for perfection can produce? Read the histories and then decide if perfection is what you seek.
In their quest for perfection, they have lost their humanity, and become soulless, heartless effigies as much their own creations as the clones that do their laborious work. They cannot see the flaws in this concept of perfection; instead, they see themselves as gods determined to rid the world of the stain of imperfection, we who they call nature's mistakes. < Less