This is a literary novel. While working on his fourth novel, a Professor of Creative Writing guides and inspires his talented students while instilling in them a love for writing. In his personal quest for happiness, he has to choose between three unusual women who love him.

This story is another absorbing different novel from this prolific author. This work explores a remarkable friendship from the teen years between three female musicians. The touching story reveals the substance and power of that relationship as it embraces them through every facet of their lives. It also affirms the meaning of family and celebrates the rewards of humane endeavors.

This is the touching story about old people, especially their feelings, desires, dreams, and expectations. Depsite physical and mental shortcomings, impending death inspires a clarity about the people and events that affect them. The tale leads the reader with keen insight close to some very special old folks who experience absorbing deep emotions and values. The book will instill an admiration and respect for those who are concerned about and care for the elderly.

This book is the story about a lake. It is not an ordinary lake, and the story is not a typical tale. This beautiful lake, shrouded in mystery and reputed to have a restless spirit, has for hundreds of years been pointed to as the cause for death, suffering and financial ruin for those who have disturbed it. Some, however, believe that the lake can be instrumental in producing goodness.

The book contains an assortment of interesting characters absorbed in the challenges of developing self-worth and seeking happiness. A university psychologist attempts to be a guide along chartered and unchartered pathways. Along the way, he discovers he has much to learn himself.

This book is a gripping thriller. Puzzling ghastly torturing and murdering of high-priced call girls who service the convention trade through a secret network lead D.C. homicide detectives to cold trails and dead ends. Besides the lack of progress on the investigation front, these detectives wrestle with personal conflicts.

An unusual and touching novel of two young people who through their love overcome their weaknesses and handicaps to give substance to their dreams.

This is the sequel to the author's first book, "In a World We Never Made." It involves some of the main characters in a present-day setting. Four portrayals of love are interwoven in the story, along with actual love poems the author's father wrote to his mother.

An engrossing examination of the search by young people in the early 1970s. Many of the philosophies and movements of those turbulent times are explored, both in and out of the classroom.