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As Adam Lynch wandered around Wallcott Forest, separated from his colleagues on what was supposed to be his first nature hike, he was relieved to cross paths with an experienced woodsman. As he relaxed by the campfire in the rustic comforts that his companion had to offer, he listened attentively as the woodsman tells the stories of the area as the flames flicker within his rugged blue eyes. After hearing stories of murder and mayhem, Adam eventually realizes that things may not be all of what they seem. Is it too late? Did stumbling upon his new companion prove to be a blessing or a curse? At the sound of the coyote’s howl, some lose themselves in devastation, while others discover enli ...

This is the fourth book of the Alaskan Adventure Series that can be read in any order, and there isn't any sex, violence, or cussing in the books! Alaskan gold can occur in many ways: as a shiny nugget, a reward for helping others, or by doing a worthwhile project! Corky finds gold by flying emergency gear to the tsunami damaged City of Kodiak while dealing with an oncoming Pacific storm! Mark tries flying two nurses to devastated Seward in marginal visibility that is created from the same turbulent weather system! Corky and Marian want to rescue four people from hypothermia because a new pilot did not follow any of the cardinal rules of flying. He crashes his airplane in a remote ...

Goe Thy Way, or Tennessee Squirrel for Breakfast, is a humorous gastronomical look back at days gone by in rural West Tennessee. Chocked full of classic Southern food and wine recipes, this book will become indispensable to the budding country kitchen. The author reflects on a wide range of memorable subject matter from local customs and culinary turf wars, to moon-shining, squirrel hunting, whole hog barbequing, and a way of life that is becoming more elusive with each passing day. This book will also serve the home vintner well as it literally contains a Bible on making homemade wine. For readers from West Tennessee and beyond, this one is sure to please!

A retiring U.S. Marine Raider unit takes on a covert mission to bring to justice a fellow Raider who went rogue overseas, with four civilian deaths to his credit. The Raiders meet their neighbor, Ruth Taylor, also retired, who is learning the ins and outs of running her own Oklahoma ranch. When Ruth accidentally becomes involved in the Raiders' last mission, Colonel Bill Allen has his hands full keeping stubborn, impetuous Ruth safe from the machinations of their criminal subject. While keeping a PTSD recovery program running successfully on his own ranch, Bill struggles to maintain a purely platonic relationship with his neighbor. When he finds himself face-to-face with his parents' kil ...

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A delusional old man awakes alone in a forest with no memories. His lucid path brings him faced with death and the struggle to regain the life he has forgotten. While trying to escape the fury of nature, beast and men, he must also search for the reason he was abandoned in a deadly place.

Sink back into your favorite chair with whiskey in hand, a candle burning bright, and your dogs at your feet. Journey into secret lands few will ever see. Kill for love, seek gold below jagged cliffs and receive a call from a being out in distant space. Twisted Mind is a book full of artistic cartoons and creative stories, most of them true. At eight years old I realized my mind was not healthy. I kept this secret most of my life fearing I would have to take drugs or live in a straight jacket if I ever mentioned it. Although there were some hard times I believe being "off" might have helped my creativity. I don't suffer from mental illness anymore.. I rather enjoy it. Excerpt fr ...