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|  | | A Dying Place
The theme of the story is the most controversial subject facing the human species today. Which is undeniably our own death.
The setting of the story is The Fellowes Institute, a renowned institute of healing located in a large city, which could exist anywhere in The United States. But for this novel, the setting is in a large southeastern city.
The Fellowes Institute is a sprawling complex founded by one remarkably brilliant and dedicated physician, Doctor Lyle Fellowes, who has realized his ultimate dream in the medical center he has single-handedly established and developed to address the most difficult medical problems, facing the human population of the world. In establishing his dream, Doctor Fellowes even went so far as to include a hospice to care for those patients whose condition has been determined even beyond the capabilities of his illustrious institution.
Four men, from very different backgrounds, represent the strongest characters. They have been thrown together by fate at The FELLOWS INSTITUTE because all other traditional methods of treatment have failed to extricate their terminal illnesses. While at The Fellowes Institute, they meet and become fast friends, and the novel essentially becomes their story.
These four men are not ordinary men, which they prove while playfully rollicking havoc on the entire medical staff and on each other. Moving merrily along, each of them develop certain traits, which are not at all congruent with their true character.
Even though the central theme of novel is a dark by nature, the story is definitely not. There is certainly sadness, but humor and love abounds, and both are created by the central characters, relieving the theme of death chosen as the back drop of the story. Hopefully, the reader, like the characters themselves, will understand the real theme of the story. Which is, we can face certain death without fear only after we have learned to unselfishly give ourselves to our fellow man.
The theme of the story is the most controversial subject facing the human species today. Which is undeniably our own death.
The setting of the story is THE FELLOWES INSTITUTE, a sprawling world renowned medical complex founded by one remarkably brilliant and dedicated physician, Dr. Lyle Fellowes, in the hope of addressing the most difficult medical problems facing mankind.
Four men, from very different backgrounds are thrown together by fate at The FELLOWES INSTITUTE because all other traditional methods of treatment have failed to extricate their terminal illnesses. While at T | |  | | Always Remember / Yesterday
Scott Richards wakes up in a strange room. Even worse, his total memory is as clean as a deserted island beach at high tide.
Scott Richards suddenly awakes in a strange room with his memory a total void. His first tentative steps outside his motel room is in the search for his identity which leads him to the motel bar. After his eyes have adjusted to the dim lighting, an uneasy acquaintance is forced on him by an ape like man sitting on the bar stood next to him by the name of Jack Slate. He explains he has created a fortune in a construction empire he single handedly created which now unfortunately is on the verge of financial collapse. In only a short time in the bar, Jack is able to perceive, as he has done with | |  | | BACKWATER
Josh Wagner and Ellen Pike were the two most popular students in high school. A weekend visit home from college brings a chance meeting between the two who spend a memorable weekend in New Orleans. After several weekend visits, Ellen disappears.
At a party, a pregnant girl uses Josh’s advanced state of inebriation to maneuver him into thinking she is pregnant with his child. After enduring years of a loveless marriage, Josh and his wife divorce. The twins make a new friend at school who will inadvertently solve the continuing mystery of Ellen's disappearance, bringing the story to an end.
| |  | | Grey Meadows: P.I.
Grey Meadows, a pure blood Seminole Indian, finishes college and enters The Marine Corps. After an exceptional career, he retires and heads to his wife's hometown to prove once and for all she did not die by her own hand.
Grey Meadows, a Seminole Indian, finishes college courtesy of an athletic scholarship he received in diving which he had mastered off a platform secured on the front of his fathers airboat in the Everglades. Diploma in hand, he enters The Marine Corps. After an exceptional career, he unexpectedly retires because he is unable to accept a coroner's report his beloved wife had died by her own hand while he served on a marine assault ship in the middle east.
Free from any obligation, Grey heads for her hometown in North Carolina to set the record straight once and for all. Along the way, | |  | | Marks of Death
Illegal organ transplants.
Unauthorized MRI'S taken as individuals walk in and out of a medical facility in an attempt to identify extraordinarily healthy organs for un willing transplant.
| | | | Misty Hollow
Adventures in the smoky mountains.
Individuals with extraordinary powers from Scotland in certain regions of the smoky mountains.
Scott Richards is sent on a mission to Paxton, Tennessee I an attempt to uncover the reason his empire is slowly falling apart. He efforts will be helped and guided by just might be witchcraft wielded by descendants from Scotland. | | | | Riders on the Storm
Revenge. Posses seeking revenge. Adultery. Hospice care.
| |  | | THE ROLLERCOASTER OF MAYFIELD
Mayfield is a small town in southern Georgia where brotherhood and trust abounds. Mayfield a perfect place to grow up, marry, and raise children. That is, until a horrible series of events began to turn the town and all its residents completely upside down.
Mayfield is a friendly town where everyone else knows everyone. Complete trust abounds, and the residents share a common pride in their collective belonging.
Winds of change are signaled by the brutal, senseless slaughter of twenty three cattle in an open pasture for apparently no good reason other than to signal the foreboding in what is yet to come.
There is but one clue. One that is very disturbing indeed because it points to the scion of the town's most wealthy and influential family.
The task of unraveling the mystery falls to the local sheriff. A man who must have t |
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The Underground River
by Richard Cederberg
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 Forced to put the schooner Heimdall into dry-dock for repairs and modifications, the crew chooses to holiday in Southern Utah so they can rendezvous with the Professor, a brilliant confidant from Rabat. What he shares at the summit stuns the crew and |
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Raised on Black & White TV
by Carol Mitchell
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 Raised on Black and White TV is Carol Denise Mitchell’s intimate, unflinching memoir of growing up in a world where television became both a refuge and a mirror. Through the glow of classic black‑and‑white programs, she learned about fami |
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