Vague Souvenir: a WWII novel Marine Leroy is a French child fiercely attached to her tutor. She will be betrayed: her family is divided between Fascists and Resistants and for some, the war turns division into opportunity. Lyman Hall, a young American economist and an envoy of President Roosevelt, dreams of methodologies that would bring world peace and end the Great Depression. These heroes' dreams are shattered, but will any good come out of the war, for us and for them?

This book is about friendship, coming-of-age and happiness. It is centered on the adventures of a young accountant in Atlanta. He investigates several cases of fraud and a mysterious disappearance. Suitable reading from Junior up, there is a large introduction to some topics developed in the book, such as bribery, relationships with parents, cooking, gambling, buying a house.

These micro-stories are like a box of Belgian chocolates. Eat one at a time: each one has a different flavor. Most will make you smile, some will let you wonder. Bugs, flies, lizards, spiders, mice, birds, rabbits, cats, dogs, goats, boars, and men are presented through the large lens of compassion.