Flamboyant Captain Alberto Dicer was a garlic picker in Madrid, a girl's playmate in a garden, a thief of a silver spoon, a soldier of Spain, a cook on a galleon, a pirate aboard El Dreadful, and a prisoner at St. Augustine, Florida during the reign of King Phillip II of Spain. Alberto learns how to fire a cannon, cook Spanish rice, duel, sail, and plunder galleons of the King's Treasure Fleet.

From the earliest of times, leaders encouraged groups of people to accomplish difficult tasks. Issues associated with maintaining high levels of morale were critical to the success of the tasks at hand. During the 1930's, an Admiral seeks advice from a psychologist in regard to maintaining high levels of morale among sailors serving long tours at sea. A male and two female naval officers lead a team in a clinical trial to determine the effectiveness of a doctor's recommended cures to raise morale and cure homesickness.

On the eve of WWII, U-Boats penetrate America's territorial waters. An Atlantic City showgirl uses her charms to entice a young man into espionage. She uses petty crimes that lead to major crimes including murder, bank fraud, kidnapping, and a tragedy of epic proportions.

SLUSH PILE INSPECTOR is fiction based on the adventures of the founder of Buster's Literary Ink & Paper Works in Savannah, Georgia. Forced into joining the publishing industry by a motivational speaker in biker bars, Buster Scooper finds his way into Presidential politics and takes a secret job working in the basement of a major New York City publisher.

A coming-of-age true story presents the life of a boy traumatized by failure in school, living with dysfunctional relatives and divorcing parents. Miss. Williams, a fifth grade teacher, empowers him with the self-confidence he uses to succeed in life. Her last words to him were, "Someday you'll thank me." His adventures are filled with unexpected events that come together with startling life- changing consequences such as the young girl selling balloons at the zoo who changes his life forever.