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Neon
A small town in Washington State is the landing site for visiting invaders from another world. Abnormal thunder and lightning storms frequent the town of Blue Falls in the Airborne Mountains. The townspeople are temporarily paralyzed when they make contact with neon lightning balls. Thunder is deafening, but it is not thunder. It is the electrical noise of a spacecraft approaching and landing in Atwater Gorge. Communications are down as the aliens drain electricity. The ship has returned to search for a lost being who was left behind on a previous landing. False storms continue, and their god appears. Under blaring neon skies, the chase is on. Everywhere on earth, there are Bigfoot sightings.
The High Road
Jean Baker lives near the boardwalk on the New Jersey Coast. Her ex-husband, Mitch, an alcoholic song-writer, is given a dream ranch in Montana by a high-ranking Mafioso. A contract is put on Mitch, who is killed by hit man, George, Jeans future business partner. Tavis MacLeak, her boss, inherits a castle in Scotland that is in great debt. He hikes to the top of the Scottish cliffs, drunk, one dark night. Jean makes a surprise visit and discovers that he is presumed to have fallen to his death on the rocks, but his life was saved by an overhanging ledge. They return to New Jersey to form a life, together.
After Big Town
Newly elected president, Lee Chung Wilson, has declared sugar an illegal substance in the United States. Steve Shadow, former manager of defunct Big Town, a government-run weight-loss facility, takes over the late Sugar Gannon's contraband sugar operation in Colombia. He covertly supplies all of the government-run restaurants and bakeries with a doubly sweet form of sugar that can be taken home by customers in subtly requested "doggie-bags." Shadow hires a detective for protection from rivaling South American sugar lords and reconnects with M-1, a resurrected robot from Big Town, to help him satisfy the nation's sweet tooth and quiet down deprived, rioting protestors.
A Louisiana Mystery
Celeste Marchand, unhappy daughter of a clown in a small traveling circus, runs away with the fire eater’s son, Billy. They each find temporary destinies on the streets of Massapequa, Long Island, New York. At seventeen, she earns money as an exotic dancer, turning tricks for extra money. Retired Pastor Dunham takes her into his home to protect and educate her. His friend Dr. Bea Collins, a psychiatrist, counsels Celeste each week until Dunham dies, leaving his fortune to Celeste. She relocates in New Orleans, wanting to start an independent existence, hoping to find a forever love to share her life with. She is stalked by a handsome stranger who has her mesmerized yet keeps his distance. Two other men fancy her. One is a successful entrepreneur, and the other is a divorced police officer. Her shrink comes to visit her and reveals her own shocking past. People aren’t who they present themselves to be, and Celeste struggles to see the truth and becomes stronger. Grim events at a voodoo ritual send her back to her home, still searching for her forever love.
No Warning
NO WARNING By J. N. Sadler The weather is one thing we cannot control. Until scientists become the controllers of our climate, we must all be subjects to the greater or lesser effects of the atmosphere. But, huge storms rise up and punish the town of Black Beach, without showing up on the radar screens. After the arrival of Iva, an evil fortuneteller, things get worse. She is on a mission to claim what is hers. Without warning, the town is devastated over and over again until the spirit world provides an answer to the question that has plagued the town for centuries.
Global Warming
In the Darlington Rogue, Nara and Tom Latimer spawned male/female twins. The female dies shortly after hatching. In Global Warming, their hybrid male child, Pisces, grows to maturity and impregnates his fi ance, Jean. Unknowingly, she carries twin females who are water-breathing humans that will mature rapidly and bear other hybrids. The twins are born in human childbirth. The human population is to become both water and air-breathing creatures that will survive global warming and the melting of the polar caps that will fl ood the world. Hybrid twins, Seabelle and Hydra, are the key to the success in Dr. Wilds Conch Conversion.
Drifter
A teenage newlywed couple moves into the old Piedmont place. A farm accident occurs, leaving the young widow helpless, who then shares the house with her young unattached aunt. An ugly stranger charms them into letting him move in to help out, but scares them into running for their lives.
The Moneyscope
First impressions can be deceptive as in the case of Butch, a sexy, extroverted trash man and Cassie, a swanky sweetie with a mysterious job in the big city. Underneath the surface of a person’s facade is the real story. A trust is formed between this unlikely couple who hook up to solve a family mystery and fi nd a missing fortune.
Property Of. . .
Impulsive young heiress, Minn Rockwell, falls in love with Granville Lyons, a handsome Navajo Indian, when she vacations out west with two friends in Idaho. She marries him and brings him east. They buy a house. He cheats on her and physically abuses her. She divorces him with the help of her rich Uncle Charles, who handles her accounts. She meets another man at a singles club. His name is Jackson Lock. They fall in love; however, she packs her bags and disappears, never leaving notice for anyone about where she has gone. He thought things were going well in their relationship and is curious. He breaks into her empty house and listens to her phone messages. One is her Granville telling her t...
House Arrest
A young playboy is charged with hit and run. His father, a prominent lawyer, arranges house arrest for punishment, taking care of the middle-age woman he temporarily crippled, until she heals. They both deal with their alcoholism while under confinement.
