This is not a treatise on beginning a stamp collection. This work consists of interesting comments and articles that were published in the Erie Stamp Club Newsletter over the last five year period. It is full of humor as well as information about stamps. Anyone connected with stamp collecting will enjoy it immensely.

Detective Ann Morgan is sent to the hill country to investigate the mutilation and killing of goats. A copy-cat crime occurs while she is there, but this time it is a human, mutilated and killed. There is also a missing woman involved. Ann believes the missing beauty, the dead man and the mutilated goats are somehow connected. She and her clairvoyant friend Loretta rent a cabin in the hills in order for Ann to be closer to the scene of the crimes. They meet moonshiners, herbalists, hunters, hill billies, ridge runners, folk musicians as well as an assortment of other characters. The action never stops in this adventure in the hills.

Computer crimes are impersonal and the perpetrators are seldom apprehended. So thought young Conrad Graves as he embarked on a career of bank transfers and identity thefts. His big mistake occurred when he adopted the identity of a man, not only wanted b the FBI, but by the mob whom he had double-crossed. Conrad eventually seeks refuge in Guyana where he has established an offshore account. He meets the two lovely daughters of his banker and he must choose between them. Meanwhile, he has the FBI and the mob to worry about. This is a rousing adventure with sex and violence.