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|  | | That Boy Ain't Right
This is an unorganized collection of thoughts and observations on political correctness, dating, religion, Enron, gas prices, Michael Jackson, customer service, horror movies, tornados, relationships, Ned Beatty and much more.
This book will mainly appeal to those readers who have a somewhat warped sense of humor.
Have you ever awaken in the morning and discovered that you’re holding a bloody axe? Man, what a bad way to start the day.
Have you ever noticed how much the Stealth Bomber looks just like the spaceship the government denied confiscating in Roswell back in 1948?
Men, you know it's going to be a bad date when she wants to bring along 6 kids, and four of them have the stomach flu.
“I’ve had such a bad day! Sam didn’t show up to work today so I had to work on his report too.”
“Oh, the traffic is just terrible! It took me an extra 10 minutes to get ho | |  | | The End Of The Light
Ben Palmer is having a rough day. He wakes to find that the sun didn't rise. And on top of that there is something on the roof of his cabin. He has lost all communication with the rest of the world and has no idea of what is happening. Unsure of what to do, Ben passes the time by writing the story of how he ended up alone in a cabin on the Colorado Rockies.
This story has sci-fi undertones, but the main tale is about a love that developes between two people, despite all the odds against it. It is fast-moving, poignant, often humorous and sometimes heart-breaking.
Please go to my website and click on the The End Of The Light tab to read several pages of excerpts. |
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