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Michael Casher's sixth novel is a sci-fi treatment of the Antichrist and Rapture prophecies. Dwight Tinker is a humble, unemployed man whose luck has run out. When his best friend offers him a menial job, suddenly there are others who need Dwight for a more important job: to give the world a sign and save planet Earth in the biblical Latter Days. Dwight must soon decide if he is the right man for the job and if the new woman in his life is ...

Michael Casher's fifth novel ventures into the unseen realm of manipulative beings who help shape Earth's history for an unnamed higher power. When Harlan Trotter, an unemployed factory worker, is charged with the murder of his former best friend - a crime he would never commit - he seriously doubts if life is always what you make of it. His suspicions are aroused when things quickly go from bad to worse without any effort on his part and h...

In his eighth book, Michael Casher presents a surgical critique of American mores and contemporary Earth culture that is sometimes disdainful and often humorous. Blogging as four separate personalities, Mr. Casher x-rays the human condition and exposes the foible-ridden heart and soul of the 20th and 21st Century Earthling. As Fred Fortune, he gives our collective complacency a much-needed verbal shock treatment. As Jonco Bugos, he offers time...

Michael Casher's fourth novel explores the possibility that a dreamworld might really exist, somewhere in the vast cosmos, a place where life's problems are sorted out and lessons are learned, a place where things get done that aren't getting done during the waking hours. For Russell Palmer, a work-at-home medical claims examiner, the dreamworld is a frightening place that often presents him with a nightmarish version of his own bewildered lif...

The Evermore Trilogy continues. Jack's back for more misadventures with Unim, the biped plant from Zeta6. It's seven years later and Unim suddenly appears on Earth, snatched from a wormhole during a routine cargo mission by an evil time travel project on Earth. When Jack agrees to help the Uli find his Hooligan friend, who is lost somewhere in time, he doesn't know what he's let himself in for. It's Spy vs. Spy as things get so out of hand ...

The third and final chapter of the "Evermore Trilogy" finds Jack and Unim reunited against a world-wide conspiracy to silence the truth about life after death, a plot that has not gone unnoticed by rulers of a dozen "afterlife planets" in the Milky Way Galaxy. Verona Petrov was once Earth's first ambassador to the planet Zaroz but now she's a brilliant scientist and teacher at Foxboro University in Pennsylvania and she's determined to prove...

This portable clinical manual serves as a practical guide for inpatient psychiatric treatment, supported by charts, tables and clinical hints.

As the "Evermore Trilogy" begins, Jack Rand is a thirty-year-old nobody until he meets Unim, a biped plant from the planet Zeta6. It's a textbook alien abduction that suddenly goes awry when Unim's mutiny aboard the starship, Luminer, changes everything. Overnight, Jack's hometown of Evermore, Pennsylvania, becomes the staging ground for retaking the starship, a scientific craft commissioned by the rulers of Zaroz, Zeta6 and Hool. Its mission:...