A baseball story. Inspired by Leslie "Tex" Aulds, Walt Rothe, and Ryan Rothe. 1999 was a year unlike any other for Jeff Hartes. He met the love of his life, experienced surreal, life-like dreams, and lost so much in a single, Triple-A season of baseball. The story unfolds with an elderly man remembering that magical season and sharing with the reader the reality of what baseball's truly like; the "inside the ropes" atmosphere and "behind the scenes" superstitions and bedlam. This is a baseball tale that hasn't been told before, not free from the brutal truths, the comedic outbursts, and a heart-shattering sadness. Up and down, life travels sometimes very similar to a baseball season. And comparable to real life, things don't always go perfectly and end with a fairy-tale closing.

Why would he deliberately publish novel after novel? Why when he knew someone close to him would suffer? Or did he know? Did he truly understand the demons that stir inside him? When Mr. Blacke speaks... people listen. He is one of the greatest authors of our time, spinning webs of witty words and fascinating tales. But with a dire consequence. And when he finally elects to hermit himself from the outer world, a case of the writer's block strikes. This forces Mr. Blacke to return to civilization, seeking the inspiration needed to finish his latest masterpiece, All Roads Lead to Damascus. But what he finds is more than he bargains for-a muse worthy of loving. And if history is said to repeat itself, what lies ahead...

Join Saucir on his quest for flight in the magnificent town of Waxley. The young, long-haired boy seeks guidance and carries with him a "never-quit" attitude. After countless negativity and lack of support, Saucir finds wisdom with the help of a friendly dragon named Brax. The boy's adventures and teachings feature many valued morals for young readers. From his daring attempt at flight, not allowing others to tell him what he can and can't do, to his inspirational rescue of an injured eagle, Orix, Saucir's vividly painted tale will remain in the reader's thoughts.