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MERRY DANCE
*** Includes 33 colored illustrations *** Join James in a Merry Dance. •Step lightly from the picturesque mountains of England’s Lake District to the enduring Great Pyramid of Ancient Egypt. Before you start your journey •Check at the end of your garden for fairies and dragons. •Look under flowerpots turned upside down for pebbles or stones. •Ensure there is no container of water harboring frogspawn. During your travels •Find the time to visit the Library of Congress, in Washington D.C. •Explore a ghost town in New Jersey. •Avoid an icebound prison planet, located in a distant galaxy. •Do not hold a conversation with brown bears. •Do not bring home samples of tree fungus. •Hide under the covers when things go bump in the night Merry Dance is a collection of 22 short stories and 3 poems, covering a cross-section of genres, which are full of surprises, thought-provoking, and sometimes humorous. Originally available online, they have been expanded and revised. One story is a short 500 words, while others are up to 3300 words long. The average length is 1700 words. Enjoy.
Amulet
The Wizard to the Court of King Arthur creates a Chronicle recording his exploits. These encrypted annals etched onto copper sheets, describe the schooling of Arthur in kingship, the orchestration of his coronation, the establishment of the Knights of the Round Table and the planning of the first battle fought against the Saxon Horde in 547 AD. This book contains 35 riddles. You may decide to try and solve them yourself, follow the characters in their endeavors, or consult the appendices for detailed solutions. Whatever you choose; follow the Quest to recover the Amulet.
The Man Who Would Stop A Clock
From Dubai, through the peaceful English countryside, to the tourist sites of London, a group calling themselves the Executive relentlessly pursues Roger Harper and his family. Inextricably entangled in a deranged scheme to hold the British Government to ransom, Harper frantically uses his special ability in an attempt to thwart the cabal.
The Man Who Could Not Cheat Time
In this third Roger Harper novel, our hero finds himself imprisoned in Cuba. By enlisting the help of another inmate, a Brazilian journalist, they escape, only to become embroiled in a conspiracy involving the kidnapping of young people on the island. Follow Harper as he battles with a former archenemy, who is behind the mystery.
Lab Rats: A Special Agent Richardson Mystery
Two Native Americans, while riding in the Arizona Wilderness, find a human femur inside a rock crevice, the FBI are called in by the local sheriff. Special Agent Allen Richardson is on the scene with the new recruit, Special Agent Tom Caraway. After discovering holding pens filled with skeletal remains, their investigation opens a whole can of worms.
The Boy Who Wasn’t There
At the end of book three, we learn that Julia Harper has inherited property near Port Douglas, British Columbia. At the pleading of her son, Oliver, and his cousin, Spencer, she and her husband agree to visit the property before the start of the school term. Once in Vancouver, they meet up with Julia's half-sister, Dee, who accompanies the family. Included in the party is Harper's best friend, Federico. On their arrival, they a greeted by the caretaker. She tells them of the death of a young boy from the First Nations people, which occurred sixty years ago. At that time a sacred native artifact was stolen, and despite numerous attempts by Julia's late father, it was never recovered. The story follows Harper's endeavors to track down the artifact and restore it to its rightful home. However, nothing is as simple as it might seem.
The Man Who Would Cheat At Cards
Imagine waking up after being in a coma for three months, to discover you now have special abilities – you can read people’s minds and influence their actions. What would you do? Help fight terrorism, thwart industrial espionage, or fritter your talent away cheating at cards? Choose the latter and it will come back to bite you in the most unexpected of ways.
Conundrum
The popular figure of King Arthur and his knights in shining armor, performing acts of chivalry, is far from the truth. Arthur was the sixth-century general (real name: Artōrius Ambrosius) whose troops were mainly cavalry; disciplined like Roman soldiers. He harassed the Saxons, and his successes halted their advance for the better part of fifty years. So why has so little evidence been found? A Quest for King Arthur is the story of what really happened. Conundrum is the first book in a four-part series. A University Professor discovers hidden text in an ancient map in the British Museum containing eight clues. Later, during an archeological excavation, he unearths a skeleton entombed near Stonehenge. With the help of his students, he sets about solving the riddle as to who is buried there.
