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The Whale's Footprints
This fifth sensational entry in the Doc Adams series finds the orthodontist detective looking for clues to clear his son of murder charges when a friend is found dead in the Adamses' summer cottage. Doc knows his son is innocent, and now he has to prove it.
The Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: The Giant Rat of Sumatra
Everyone’s favorite detective finds himself embroiled in two related investigations—one with a connection to a giant rat—in this clever Sherlock Holmes pastiche In deference to Sherlock Holmes’ wishes, Dr. Watson kept the details of “The Giant Rat of Sumatra” a secret. However, before he died, he arranged that the bizarre story of the giant rat should be held in the vaults of a London bank until all the protagonists were dead . . . At long last, discover the tale “for which the world is not yet prepared”—a thrilling mystery involving murder, adventure, and a frightening rodent aboard Matilda Briggs. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s timeless creation returns in this handsomely designed detective story that finally brings to life a tale first mentioned in the 1924 story, “The Adventure of the Sussex Vampire”. The Further Adventures series encapsulates the most varied and thrilling cases of the worlds’ greatest detective.
The Man who Whispered
When a dying old man and convicted drug smuggler whispers some rambling, seemingly meaningless phrases to Doc Adams, Doc is intrigued. In attempting to solve the puzzle, heencounters some very sinister characters.
The Penny Ferry
Doc Adams, an oral surgeon from Concord, Massachusetts, and his brother-in-law, Boston detective Joe Brindelli, investigate the murder of a courier hired to deliver an expensive piece of dental work
The Rickenbacker Electric Bass
THE RICKENBACKER ELECTRIC BASS: 50 YEARS AT THE BOTTOM SECOND EDITION
A Sherlockian Quartet
Edgar Allen Poe Award winner Rick Boyer has been described as the only writer of Sherlock Holmes stories today worth reading! This book contains four exhilarating detection tales featuring the master of all detectives, Mr. Sherlock Holmes of Baker Street, London with his erstwhile sidekick, Dr. Watson. Guaranteed to please any Holmes fan.
Pirate Trade
When Doc Adams buys a purse adorned with genuine carved ivory for his wife Mary, he unknowingly purchases a ticket into the underworld of modern-day piracy. In this case, the treasure is the precious ivory of endangered elephants and walruses, and the plunderers are part of a ruthless multimillion dollar international poaching operation. When Mary's sharp eye detects that the ivory on her purse is ill-gotten, U.S. Fish and Wildlife agents deputize her to help carry out a sting operation. But while Mary plays a dangerous secret-agent game, Doc finds himself fingered as the prime suspect in the murder of an illicit ivory dealer, and becomes the prime target of the smugglers' most murderous henchmen . . . . "Boyer is up there with the best: the Parkers, the Higginses, and the Macdonalds." -- The Boston Globe
The Boyer Brothers of Baseball
This the story of the seven baseball-playing Boyer brothers from western Missouri who signed professional contracts in the 1940s, 1950s and 1960s. Led by oldest brother Cloyd, a pitcher, third baseman Ken and third baseman Clete, three of the seven brothers reached the majors. This book recounts their hardscrabble upbringing and how they fought their way to success. Initially discouraged by arm injuries that curtailed his big-league career, Cloyd became a coach and manager at the minor and major league levels, and remained in the game for nearly half a century. The most accomplished, Ken, became a perennial National League All-Star, and was the 1964 Most Valuable Player. In the 1960s, he was the face of the St. Louis Cardinals, and after his playing days ended he returned to manage the team. Clete gained prominence as a regular for the American League champion New York Yankees, and competed in five World Series before starring in the National League and concluding his career in Japan. While they did not make it to the top, the other four brothers enrich the story with their own baseball histories, and help illustrate how the closeness of the family helped each of them succeed.
The Fight for Freedom
"Watch as American history comes to life in full color for young patriots! In simple, entertaining story form, students are introduced to the leaders, the causes, and the challenges of the Revolutionary War. The adventures of statesmen, soldiers, sailors, spies, and Native American fighters illustrate how God worked both naturally and supernaturally to build a free nation out of 13 scattered English colonies."--Page [4] of cover.
Take Back the Land
Challenging today's youth to action with a mission to restore Christian values! America declared her right to independence based on "the laws of nature and nature's God." Her Founding Fathers were overwhelmingly God-fearing Christian men who built our government and society on principles they found in God's Word. Current social and political events are shouting to the church to take action. Take back the Land will motivate youth to be a part of this growing voice for reformation! It's not enough to just hope for change, and complain when it doesn't happen. Become the change that brings America back to its Christ-focused foundations!
