This book is about a plan to bring Americas 225 year old Republic system into the 21st Century. This new system for America is a result of a vision experienced by David Frank, in 1989. This vision outlined a new system for America using present day Communication Technology. By remapping America to look like a honeycomb, each community, looking like a hexagon, will use present day technology to allow the "people" to start fixing America from the ground-up. The new system will allow the "people," not the politicians, to begin to raise, debate and vote on issues that they believe can make their communities a better place to live. 1000 Technological Townhall Meeting systems across America will utilize the knowledge and brainpower of 300 million people, making the world a better place today, for the children of tomorrow.

The goal is to be the next Governor of Indiana. Three friends will cause innocent people to suffer, as they play a dangerous game in their struggle for power.

Jordan Anthony Torok grew up believing that his Country was run 'by the people and for the people', with duly elected representatives acting on their behalf. After graduating from the University of Michigan School of Law, he sets out to find the people responsible for the murders of his father, mother and only sister. Before long, he finds the murderer, but he must help free the man from prison. Jordan had to make a decision: Was justice-for-his-family more important than his Country? By freeing his family's murderer, Jordan helps to expose a Secret Brotherhood that has controlled the United States, since the end of the Civil War. The Brotherhood of the Pyramid is revealed by a very influential Congressman (the murderer) and the Secret Society begins to fall apart. A new day dawns and the Country is returned - to the people and for the people.

A grumpy old man and a strong-willed little girl. They have nothing at all in common. Nothing, but a garden. His late wife's garden. Lydia wants to restore the garden, but Mr. Milewski thinks it's a waste of time and energy. He also thinks that Lydia is a pest. Her persistents pays off and Lydia, along with her friends; restore the garden. In the process of working on the garden Mr. Milewski comes to realize what a delightful and special little girl Lydia is and they become good friends. Now, the whole community can enjoy the beautiful garden, filled with Lillies.