Doctor Josef Mengele selected thousands for the gas chambers on the platform of the train station at the Auschwitz death camp. The survivors called him the Angel of Death. He was brilliant, urbane and charming, and he performed vivisection on the prisoners he spared from the Zyklon B. Then he spent forty years being hunted.Although once in the hands of the U. S. Army, Mengele was never charged with war crimes. He moved about with the help of dozens of people, sometime unwittingly t...

Those unfamiliar with the metal fabrication industry may find this bizarre little period piece too fanciful to be believed but those who are familiar will know that it's business as usual. The craziness you are about to read actually happened to a business acquaintance of the author—even to the fish oil.Now including a newspaper clipping with a follow-up to the continuing story.

A sign—an omen—compels an ancient people to abandon their impregnable city and follow in the footsteps of their ancestors who had splintered from them eons ago. The caravan is attacked by hostiles as they make their way north. The numbers are ravaged by disease, the elements, and internal strife. Attrition threatens the survival of the wanderers. The fiendish priests appeal in vain to the bloodthirsty gods for deliverance. Foolish kings lead them into peril. Wise kings struggle to mend the...

This anthology offers a little something for everyone. You will confront dangerous beasts, demons, dragons, and cold blooded killers. Travel from the Orient to the Grand Canyon and into the universe. Get scared, get amused, and get enchanted. These stories have been crafted by a group of talented and experienced writers from the foothill community of La Verne, California.

A rogue planet dislodged from its star passes through the solar system. A manned probe lands on it and discovers ruined cities but no trace of the occupants—nothing, not a picture, not a scrap of paper, not even an appliance. No clue is left as to the nature of the occupants. Astrophysicist, Margot Medina, discovers and photographs an obelisk that is covered with writing. Will the experts on earth be able to decipher it? Will it solve the puzzle the crew found on Odysseus? Will artificial ...

This highly fictionalized look at an obscure Dutch artist is meant to be tongue-in-cheek. It creates a loveable character who flip-flops between sin and righteousness. He is an extraordinarily gifted painter, but he paints under protest. Of the few facts actually known about him, one is that as a boy, he almost certainly witnessed the burning of his birthplace, Hertogenbosch, in what is now the Netherlands. One of the other is his marriage to Aleid Goyaerts van den Meerveen. Heironymus Bos...

If you just had a second chance with what you know now, would everything work out for the better? In the future, for a price, you can have a second chance, and a third or fourth. A troubled marriage can be fixed by the snap of an alien's fingers. Phil and Jennifer go back in time to before they made their first mistake. What could go wrong?

In the era of Jimmy Carter, a young engineer from California followed a job to small town South Carolina. Recently divorced, he needed a change, but the change he found stretched his credulity. On his first day he met the beloved old black janitor, Willy, who swears the moon landing was faked and the most alluring woman he ever beheld—sadly, she's married to the leader of the local Klan. When she goes out of her way to engage him in conversation, he wonders about her motives. When she come...

The Alien Affairs team once again heads across the multiverse in a desperate effort to placate disgruntled copies of themselves in a parallel universe where the relocated Nordic aliens are not living happily ever after. Half alien, Terrie Deshler, is summoned before Congress—again—where the Senate Special Committee on Aging threatens her if she doesn't divulge the secret of eternal youth. Terrie hatches a plan to put the government on the right path by resurrecting an American hero. Meanwh...

Two strangers find themselves isolated from their former lives by a plume of lethal radiation that splits California in two. All the flights are grounded, ships can't cross it, the highways are impassible, and Jamie has nothing—no money, no identification, no credit, not even shoes. Can she depend on the kindness of a stranger? Does he need the responsibility? How will they put their lives back together, and who will put the state back together? Half Life is an apocalyptic love story and a...

A successful author loses his grip on reality, his marriage, and his life as weird and even impossible things begin to happen to him. He struggles to discover where it is coming from and to keep from slipping over the brink of sanity. As the layers peel from the kernel of truth, he grasps at whatever or whoever can pull him back from the abyss. Is the source of his torment human, paranormal, or is it himself?

Half-alien, Terrie Deshler, who brought Thomas Jefferson to the present, gave him a haircut, and a new suit of clothes, then conspired to get him elected president again, now thinks she knows a way to get her alien father elected. How can she convince the public a four-foot-tall gray alien with devastating body odor is the best man for the job? And will the public be ready for his stunning, blond android running mate? The plan is complicated by an invasion of unsightly new aliens from anot...