Jeff Martin, his friend, Hawk, and his dachshund dog are captured by Osage Indians. Eventually they escape and find their way home. Due to his unusual shape Adolphus is called a Spirit Dog.
"In every fantasy, there is a little reality." G. Rynk
Background
Information
I began writing while working on the staff of my high school literary magazine. There I wrote short stories, poetry and a few articles. After high school I majored in professional writing at California University of Pennsylvania. I took almost every writing class that I could: Journalism I & II, Business Writing I & II, Copyrwriting, Advertising, Creative Writing, Writing for Publication, Magazine Writing, Publishing the Magazine, two professional writing internships and of course the ever required Comp I & II. After college, I floundered in the business world and eventually became a teacher. Now, I teach English and Creative Writing to high school students. If I'm not in the classroom I am spending time with my family, camping and writing.
Currently, I have two books available: Just Give Me Ten Days, and The Reality of Fantasy which is available in both print and Kindle versions.
Accomplishments
I just published my first book entitled: Just Give Me Ten Days. I hold a BA in English: Busineess and Commercial Writing. I also hold a Masters Degree in Teaching.