What Happened, Randi - an intensely provocative revelation of character and family.
Shocked and utterly distraught by the... More > news of his cousin’s suicide, Grove Mathews leaves his Georgetown apartment in the middle of a 1972 summer night to drive to the family homestead. Throughout the trip he is haunted with memories evoked by road signs. By the time he arrives, he has learned things about himself and his family that disgust him. And he has discovered that he always knew these things, but hid and ran from them, creating a withdrawn and non-committal man that he is no longer willing to tolerate. < Less

Six years from now Paul Daniels, a dynamic young lawyer at a small but prestigious firm, handles the Elmore's appeal of a... More > decision awarded to a minor son under new Civil Rights legislation, Minors’ Protection, and the Children’s Rights Act.
Daniels shocks everyone by winning the appeal, provoking powerful responses from a Children’s Rights coalition and its opposing Family Rights group.
The case goes to the Supreme Court. With the date for oral presentations just a week away, Daniels is visited by Mitch Harris, a Children’s Rights champion who is not yet born! That is followed by visits from Harris' adversaries, also from the future.
A frantic week of intrigue, danger, threats and action ensues as they all wrestle to impact the long term effect of the imminent Court decision.
The book is a well-told, fast moving action-packed drama full of surprises. It is also a provocative social commentary on the future of the American family specifically and our society in general. < Less

What Happened, Randi? - an intensely provocative revelation of character and family. Shocked and utterly distraught by the... More > news of his cousin's suicide, Grove Mathews leaves his Georgetown apartment in the middle of a 1972 summer night to drive to the family homestead. Throughout the trip he is haunted with memories evoked by road signs. By the time he arrives, he has learned things about himself and his family that disgust him. And he has discovered that he always knew these things, but hid and ran from them, creating a withdrawn and non-committal man that he is no longer willing to tolerate. < Less

Six years from now Paul Daniels, a dynamic young lawyer at a small but prestigious firm, handles the Elmore's appeal of a... More > decision awarded to a minor son under new Civil Rights legislation, Minors’ Protection, and the Children’s Rights Act.
Daniels shocks everyone by winning the appeal, provoking powerful responses from a Children’s Rights coalition and its opposing Family Rights group.
The case goes to the Supreme Court. With the date for oral presentations just a week away, Daniels is visited by Mitch Harris, a Children’s Rights champion who is not yet born! That is followed by visits from Harris' adversaries, also from the future.
A frantic week of intrigue, danger, threats and action ensues as they all wrestle to impact the long term effect of the imminent Court decision.
The book is a well-told, fast moving action-packed drama full of surprises. It is also a provocative social commentary on the future of the American family specifically and our society in general. < Less

Six years from now Paul Daniels, a dynamic young lawyer at a small but prestigious firm, handles the Elmore's appeal of a... More > decision awarded to a minor son under new Civil Rights legislation, Minors’ Protection, and the Children’s Rights Act.
Daniels shocks everyone by winning the appeal, provoking powerful responses from a Children’s Rights coalition and its opposing Family Rights group.
The case goes to the Supreme Court. With the date for oral presentations just a week away, Daniels is visited by Mitch Harris, a Children’s Rights champion who is not yet born! That is followed by visits from Harris' adversaries, also from the future.
A frantic week of intrigue, danger, threats and action ensues as they all wrestle to impact the long term effect of the imminent Court decision.
The book is a well-told, fast moving action-packed drama full of surprises. It is also a provocative social commentary on the future of the American family specifically and our society in general. < Less

What Happened, Randi - an intensely provocative revelation of character and family.
Shocked and utterly distraught by the... More > news of his cousin’s suicide, Grove Mathews leaves his Georgetown apartment in the middle of a 1972 summer night to drive to the family homestead. Throughout the trip he is haunted with memories evoked by road signs. By the time he arrives, he has learned things about himself and his family that disgust him. And he has discovered that he always knew these things, but hid and ran from them, creating a withdrawn and non-committal man that he is no longer willing to tolerate. < Less

What Happened, Randi - an intensely provocative revelation of character and family.
Shocked and utterly distraught by the... More > news of his cousin’s suicide, Grove Mathews leaves his Georgetown apartment in the middle of a 1972 summer night to drive to the family homestead. Throughout the trip he is haunted with memories evoked by road signs. By the time he arrives, he has learned things about himself and his family that disgust him. And he has discovered that he always knew these things, but hid and ran from them, creating a withdrawn and non-committal man that he is no longer willing to tolerate. < Less

Teenage Sherman had the social skills of a kid in his "terrible two's." You might think his genius in electronic gadgets and... More > his sense of humor would offset that - - ummm, no. < Less

When a CPA loses touch with reality, clients and associates notice. Especially in a small town. People care in small towns;... More > friends can help him struggle back. But what if the dreams get real, what if...well... < Less

A Confederate soldier's purpose and focus shift suddenly, violently, unexpectedly & repeatedly. A gripping, descriptive,... More > action short story by Stan Parsons. < Less