Four short novels about ordinary people facing crisis decisions.
The author of the political thriller Fixer has created a page-turning quartet of short novels about ordinary people faced with life-and-death struggles. Women From Venus is the story of psychologist Robert Elgar, whose career as a debunker of alien kidnappings is sabotaged when a beautiful abductee accuses him of rape. The Man Who Could Not Make Up His Mind is a hilarious satire about love among New York's upper crust. The Stamp follows ex-marine Tommy Courten as he tracks his sister's psychopathic killer to a remote South American jungle. In I'll Take Manhattan, the members of an Indian tribe offer proof that they are the rightful owners of Manhattan Island and they want it back. Awarded the 2012 Wolterding Prize for Fiction.
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Helios is an award winning novel about a brilliant inventor of new technology, a fallen CEO seeking redemption, and an idealistic youth who comes of age in corporate America.
The bulk of the collection is eight short stories that are set in yesteryear. The compilation is filled out with four entertaining fantasy pieces and three poems.
Sarah Thompson has ten days on Maui to find her lifetime after lifetime soulmate. She is certain he is waiting for her there on one of the last remaining land masses of Mu still above water.
