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Grant's Station is the short story of a man lost within this world, as well as the spiritual. A tent sitting outside of a small Texas town and his willingness to accept a higher calling cause Jon to search for a place to call home. This search will lead him back to the roots of his youth. Jon finds true love during a quest of redemption on this earth - a love that will last for generations to come.

Nathan's find of a broken stagecoach in a desert basin yields no treasure. The quest beyond the basin sends Nathan on a lineage treasure hunt. Within that search, he finds a family treasure chest filled with intrigue and wonderment.

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A collection of short stories that catches one in between sanity and the blessing of insanity. Short stories of intrigue and mystery intertwined with reality and mental blindness. Please read during the light of day and the presence of others.