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The Tale of the Bone Crusher - A Fairy Tale for Grownups

In Ireland in 1176, an ancient Gaelic monster called "The Toll" was set loose by the Druid gods of the Tathua De Dannan. This indestructible creature devoured many of the English Invaders and instilled fear in King Henry II who was building his version of The London Bridge. This creature was finally captured, but could not be killed. The King declares "that it is to be entombed within the superstructure of my new bridge where it shall remain forever." And there it sat for more than 800 years.

nawleens - a novel about the godfathers of new orleans

During the "Roaring Twenties" of the last century, New Orleans (or "Nawleens" as pronounced by its Cajun and Creole citizens) was a complex hotbed of politics, corruption and so much more. It was filled with colorful, seemingly larger than life characters like Governor Huey "Kingfish" Long who was in cahoots with the two major crime families in the French Quarter. It is of historical note that the Mafia established itself in New Orleans a full generation before it took root in New York or Chicago.

primal resurrection - the beast within us

Francis Kochis is haunted by guilt from his actions as a child that left his twin brother in a wheelchair. This brilliant young micro-biologist sets out to make his brother whole once more. After much effort, the eccentric doctor discovers a way to re-activate primordial amino acids within dormant chains in human DNA that are the key to muscle and, eventually, spinal cord regeneration by activating what still remains of first our ape and eventually our amphibian ancestors' DNA.

JEFFERSON WEPT

What would happen if Thomas Jefferson could visit the United States today? What would he think of our country and our Government? An actual historical event joining Thomas Jefferson, the father of The Declaration of Independence, Benjamin Franklin, the father of early electricity experimentation, Antoine Lavoisier, the father of Enlightenment Era Chemistry, and the mysterious physician, Anton Mesmer, considered the father of somnambulist hypnosis, animal magnetism, and clairvoyance. They were all thrust together in the strange matter of Marie Antoinette. The author researched this incident at the Library of Congress and verified the reports sent to King Louis by both Lavoisier and a separate report from Benjamin Franklin.