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|  | | 100 Sensible Reflections
A Collection of Poetry by R. Leland Waldrip
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This unique hardcover collection of poetry by R. Leland Waldrip explores many subjects and relationships that exist in today's world -- celebrates human connection to the physical reality of that world. Classic rhyming couplets and quatrains are easy on the ears with their melodic rhythm, but don't let that fool you. Each poem is a powerful statement of logic and wisdom that perhaps will educate you to a new perspective, and most certainly will leave you with thoughts to ponder as the metric echoes reverberate with impact for the future. Read and enjoy "100 Sensible Ref | |  | | Anasazi Harvest
Navajo guide Chaco Joseph investigates strange happenings near his Farmington, New Mexico home. Suddenly he finds himself caught between warring alien factions determined to be the sole benefactors of the ancient Anasazi genetic heritage.
With the glut of alien stories (Aliens, Encounters, Terminators, Predators, X Files, etc.) in the news, the reader may be tempted to think that the alien scene has been defined. Not so! This book takes a startlingly different look.Your semi-civilized, other side will be nudged awake by this tale of a Navajo guide troubled by strange happenings in his Farmington, New Mexico community: murderous events and strange dreams. Chaco Rivers Joseph makes a bizarre discovery -- something that will involve him in a war between alien forces determined to be the sole benefators of the ancient Anasazi he | |  | | GRIZ Nightmare
Jim Wilson's self-prescribed antidote for grizzly attack-induced nightmares was a trip to the Montana mountains -- grizzly country. But when his group was hijacked and he was forced on a death-march to the border by escaped convicts his nightmares would take a far more sinister turn.
Jim Wilson planned a week in the wilderness with friends, to enjoy the thrill of hunting elk in grizzly country—a self-prescribed antidote to his recurring nightmares of grizzly attacks. But he would confront a more sinister challenge when escaped convicts hijack his group for their own purposes. His very life—the lives of friends—would depend on his response.The reader is transported into the rugged, picturesque beauty of northern Montana in this thriller. The colorfully portrayed cast of characters is introduced, then buckle your seat belt. You’ll be treated to fas | |  | | Russells In The Leaves
A Jack Russell Terrier family takes a trip in the woods to Virginia's scenic Rappahannock River.
This full-color picture book shows Jack Russell Terriers enjoying an outing in the pre-spring Virginia hardwood forest to the scenic Rappahannock River. They chase mice in a woodpile, play tug-of-war with a stick, chase through the leaves and swim in the river.
| |  | | Satin Verses
Satin Verses presents a compilation of R. Leland Waldrip's poetic essays in rhythm and rhyme. His views on a variety of subjects are expressed using rhyming couplets as a favorite style throughout.
This outstanding collection of poetry--from mundane observations (poetry, garden variety situations, love poems, society) to poetic essays (on politics, religion and philosophy) is presented by R. Leland Waldrip. His unique view of the world will be pleasing to some, disturbing to others, but his poetic style is sure to please the sense of rhyme and rhythm as you make a delightful journey through SATIN VERSES.
| |  | | The Last Grizzly
The Last Grizzly tells of a grizzly that, through an unfortunate set of circumstances, wanders far southward from Yellowstone . It is unique in that the story is presented from the viewpoint of the bear and also from the various ranchers, fishermen, hunters and campers terrorized on his odyssey into the San Juan Mountains of Colorado.
U. S. Park Service Ranger Ward Palmer narrates this intense story of a unique inhabitant of Yellowstone Park––one individual of the grizzly bear family, Ursa horribilis. The unusual color, character and behavior of this bear drew Palmer’s attention in its youth, but their paths cross again years later in dramatic fashion, when it terrorizes a group of hikers. This exciting tale reveals the perceptions and experiences of the yellow-faced bear and the people who encounter him. Bear’s perspective: the affront and torment of being hunted by hounds, tranquilized and trans | |  | | Vigilante Virus
Micro-biologist Marcus Peterson invents a virus to castrate sexual predators and opens a Pandora's Box of trouble.
Eminent micro-biologist Marcus Peterson invented an organism to stop the activities of rapists, wife-beaters, child abusers and other sexual outlaws, became a vigilante to implement his project, and set off a chain of events which he never dreamed possible. Reporter Janet Lowrey would sacrifice anything to find and expose the Vigilante. Sharon Peterson's obsession to clear and honor her father's name would bring her face to face with horror and death.Not your ordinary medical thriller! It weaves the lives of many characters into a story of a man who stalks stalkers and those who stalk him, |
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