Genealogy guide to understanding and using the 1850 U.S. Federal Census for family history research. This was completed... More > using the Wilson family living in Westchester County, New York at the time of the 1850 census. Included are simple to understand explanations that are informative for those new to family history research. The same techniques may be used with any family producing excellent results to move your research forward. < Less

In 1288, Edwin Blutleer’s comrades, abandoned him in the searing heat of an Egyptian battlefield. He was rescued not by... More > any living being, but by an inhuman creature who turned his ruined body into the immortal Vampire Blutleer.

Edwin's own cousin, Pierre DeVeze, led the slaughter of Edwin's family to destroy the horrible creature Edwin became.

March 23, 1888 in Hellebrea, England, Edwin is ready to exact his revenge by killing the last of the DeVeze bloodline: all surviving Willingtons including to young boys.

Edwin entrances the mother of those boys, the beautiful Amanda Penderfield Willington. For the third time in his 600-year existence of living death, Edwin succumbs to love for a Penderfield woman. He remains steadfast in his plan to destroy the Willingtons on Easter Sunday, thereby making a mockery of the faith Edwin lost centuries ago, but will his love for Amanda stop him? < Less

The Schliessmann / Wilson family history including many related families starting in 1520.

What was it like to hunt and fish in North Carolina 30-40 years age? Here is a wonderful collection of hunting, fishing,... More > wildlife, and nature articles written by R. Wharton Gaul, originally published between 1970 and 1986 in North Carolina wildlife magazines. The author is witty, humorous and quite insightful. Hope you enjoy them. < Less

The world's best orange cat! Okay, he's the best period!

What was it like to hunt and fish in North Carolina 30-40 years age Here is a wonderful collection of hunting, fishing,... More > wildlife, and nature articles written by R. Wharton Gaul, originally published between 1970 and 1986 in North Carolina wildlife magazines. The author is witty, humorous and quite insightful. Hope you enjoy them. < Less

Genealogy guide to understanding and using the 1850 U.S. Federal Census for family history research.

This was completed... More > using the Wilson family living in Westchester County, New York at the time of the 1850 census.

Included are simple to understand explanations that are informative for those new to family history research.

The same techniques may be used with any family producing excellent results to move your research forward. < Less

A .32 caliper pistol found at the scene with the victim's fingerprints on it. The medical examiner declares that the victim,... More > Marlowe Black's pregnant fiancé's, death was caused by suicide.

Two of his friends are seriously wounded shot on different days hundreds of miles apart while Marlowe stood within ten feet of them both.

Marlowe discovers evidence of twenty-four prostitutes killed but not reported missing. Where they lie buried is unknown, that they are dead is not.

The mystery shooter keeps Marlowe on the run, while he attempts to resolve who killed his fiancée and why. Who attempted to take out two friends; who sent several hit men to three different locations to end his life; who killed the prostitutes and where do they lay buried?

All Marlowe needs to do is stay alive long enough to outsmart a man who easily outsmarts him repeatedly until the last gunshot is fired. < Less

Abandoned in the Egyptian desert to die an infidel's death, mortally wounded Templar Knight Edwin Blutleer is rescued by an... More > inhuman succubus.
When his Templar comrades return to collect his corpse, they are stunned to find Blutleer alive, healed, and enraged. They betrayed the Templar Code: never leave a wounded brother behind. And he slaughters them to a man -- except one, who escapes. He is Blutleer's own cousin Pierre DeVeze.
For 600 years, the immortal vampire Edwin Blutleer hunts and destroys the survivor's offspring and their heirs. Several generations change surnames and delay Blutleer, but he cannot be stopped. < Less

New York City 1950.

Finding a stranger's body in his office after a long Fourth of July weekend, private cop Marlowe Black... More > must learn why and what the killer's message is if he wants to stay alive.

He hunts the murderer through a twisting maze of government agents, missing Russian gold coins, Nazi SS fugitives, Woodlawn Cemetery, and a family wracked by greed and indecision.

Black will need to resolve an old grievance, make a heart-wrenching discovery, and wrestle with decisions whether to adhere to his own ethics and reach beyond love and death. < Less