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This is a collection of poems about people in the Bible. It is an attempt to bring them to life, so that the average reader, believer or non believer will say, I got it! Now I understand who Job, Isaiah, Ezekiel, Daniel, and Jeremiah were! It is by no means a replacement for the Bible, and I hope all who read it will search the scriptures for themselves to see if the poems are correct. For example, did the king really turn white and get weak a...

RIVER CREED is the final novel in a trilogy that traces incest, rape and murder in the Ozarks. It's a dangerous track. About one-third of Missouri is covered by forests and rivers. It's easy to hide the bodies ?. Enough is enough. A small band of maverick outliers determine to put an end to the wicked. Bullets are on the menu. KELLY COLEMAN is the author of ABSALOM - EXIT HELL and THE DOOH WADS. APEX - DEAD GIRLS PLAY is his third novel....

Jay Riskin, is 60 years old , in good health and, a regular jogger in Central Park, New York City , is married to Maddie , with two children and is a well published mystery writer who has had little commercial success and is quite bitter. He is concerned that a new invention, that he has dreamt about, will replace writers and it will be impossible for him to earn any sort of living. There will be no need for him. He decides he has to have mo...

A Stanford graduate is sent to Norway by the President on a mission. In London , she is given a new name, Jenna Williams, by Jonathan Holland , who is in charge of her mission. She spends the day running along the Thames, and visiting the British museum . While looking at the Communist Manifesto she is befriended by a man who invites her to attend a meeting of scholars who study Marx. Holland informs Jenna that Fred Wilkins, is possibly a mole...

A writer, Jack Marshall watches' a documentary on Agatha Christie and is impressed with her productivity but not with her writing as she went into great detail on the furnishings, and clothing of the guests . To improve his own writing he will include more characters in his future books. Marshall and his wife Fay, invite two couples to diner and Jack notices that Peter Edelman lowers his voice whenever he spoke to Dora Cooper and that Calvin C...

Because of his love of the Arctic's silence, beauty and dogs , Allan Berg, a, geology major in college but now an accountant and family man , has taken up dog sledding as a hobby and is asked by the defense departments to measure the thickness of the ice because of their concern with global warming and his knowledge of the tundra. When he is informed that the CIA want him to work as a spy he refuses. The Russians, because of his expertise, ask...

Two Latinas from Santa Monica High school students show up to the chief of the Santa Monica Police Department Detective Joe Zuma asking for help as they are being harassed at UCLA where they go to meet boys. He is unable to help them directly and the he women , are shot. suspects include students from UCLA, activist women from Santa Monica High school and a high school principal who he has been having affairs. The principal is murdered and the...

Jeff Riegel, a new York City resident and writer, who despite some modest success as a writer, a loving wife Michelle , two happy sons, the cities great museums, one of the world's best libraries where he works, a fabulous record collection and being able to recall hundreds of lyrics which he loved singing to his wife and kids is plagued with sadness and depression . A hit and run accident brings further misery to Jeff and makes it impossible ...

After a frightening dream about eating babies in Kualo Lumpur , Kyle Cartwright and his wife, Laura Wallace , decide to adopt a child. They travel to Georgia and adopt a beautiful, black baby. Their white neighbors in Alexandria Virginia, were shocked while their black neighbors welcomed them and helped with food, clothing and a crib. They decide to adopt a second child but this time , upon arriving at the agency in Georgia, are greeted by pic...

A View From Above" has characters from WW II, the Roosevelts, the Churchills, Pamela Harriman and Sigmund Freud who argue about the barriers and resistances to achieving an enduring peace and how they might have been overcome. "A Beautiful Mess" illustrates the ways in which a professor seeks to overcome racism, sexism and homophobia in his university class and his parallel struggle to achieve a more egalitarian relationship in his marriage