"David's Stone - How to Live Without Fear" is a safety bible about how to recognize criminals and their crimes, how to overcome fear and violence and how to make our world a safe and fulfilling place to live. This book is intended for the young and elderly alike. It is useful information for the home or business owner, parents and teenage children, retirees living on fixed incomes, Americans traveling abroad, foreign tourists visiting the United States and anyone else concerned enough about the very real issues of crime and violence to do something about it.

"Living With Henry" is a book filled with the memories of a son's relationship with his father. The pages contain laughter and surprise, suspense and drama, sorrow and pain and most importantly love and commitment. The events and stories relived in this small book are just a few of the true accounts and exploits of a war-time Dad and the post-war loving memories of the havoc wreaked upon an unsuspecting son by his well-meaning father. The book reaches across generational barriers and speaks to the hearts of parents and their children. It is an "easy read," difficult to put down and impossible to forget.

Chasing Dabner is about the journey Mr. Elliott has taken while researching the life and times of Dabner Wansley Elliott. His central focus is the story about his great-grandfather's unbelieveable decision to traverse across the United States to the California Gold Rush during the most exciting and demanding period in American History. Yet, the underlying story is his family's triumph against terrible odds to stay together and beat those odds.

"David's Stone - How to Live Without Fear" is a safety bible about how to recognize criminals and their crimes, how to overcome fear and violence and how to make our world a safe and fulfilling place to live. This book is intended for the young and elderly alike. It is useful information for the home or business owner, parents and teenage children, retirees living on fixed incomes, Americans traveling abroad, foreign tourists visiting the United States and anyone else concerned enough about the very real issues of crime and violence to do something about it.