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Soviet Life
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Four Plays
A collection of Elyot's work to date
Attention to Detail
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The Gods Underground
Alexander Patterson, head of Project Z, a US government organization hidden from the world under a lonely stretch of Texas desert, discovers a secret is not safe—a dark and dirty secret. Only two people know that the Space Shuttle Challenger tragedy was no accident. But on a computer disk drive, long ago relegated to the dusty corner of a forgotten scrap heap, a dead man's tale lies buried in the bits and bytes. Roger Howard, a newly appointed UCLA professor, buys a pile of old drives for his class in data recovery. And as the students begin to recover data, one of them is murdered. But Patterson knows the secret is still not safe until all threats are removed. He just didn't realize removing Roger Howard, an ordinary college professor, would not be easy.
Dreams Some Assembly Required ... the Beginning
Growing up in the Deep South in 1963 was tumultuous. Three young girls embark on an adventure that will take them from Birmingham to Memphis. They begin to figure life out and they get through it, becoming adults along the way.
The Tribes
The Tribes is a sci-fi thriller that blends facts with white-knuckle visions of the possible. Everything in The Tribes is, or could become, a reality in our future. In a thrilling sequence of events, The Tribes tells the story of the Ten Lost Tribes; the who, where, and why of flying saucers; and the reality of nuclear war in America and the consequences that follow. Buckle up because the excitement starts from the very first page and never slows down as we explore the present-day facts and sci-fi's emerging visions of "what if?"
Eight Worlds of Warriors
Summary Earths governments and the galactic bureaucracies which followed humanity into the stars, do little to represent the people. Mankind and its derivatives and cross species thereof, either live as drones of the corporate empires or as political puppets, while there is yet another group who have chosen to fight for the safety of humanity. The military remains the only beacon of hope for the people and still the stinch of the Corporations filter throughout its ranks. But for a strong few, another path awaits. The tournament, and with it the opportunity to see time re-written and mistakes erased.
Bridges That Stand
Marshall Sunder, bombardier of a WWII B-26 bomber, destroys the bridge at Bad Scheidel, in Nazi Germany. Assigned to the Army of Occupation at wars end, Marshall, and Kristine, a widowed German maid, fall in love The bridges destruction resulted in the death of Kristine's daughter and mother. Discovering that Marshall was the bombardier, she is shocked and unforgiving. Personal tragedies devastate the young flier: the death of one crew member, and the revengeful castration of another occur. Too, he believes that Kristine has been killed when her home is vandalized. Marshall is transferred home, and discharged. Enroute, he meets a war widow, Eileen, in San Francisco, and they commiserate, and enjoy near-erotic sex. At home, he is disenchanted with the family business. Knowing he has violated the Commandment, Thou Shalt Not Kill, he mourns the death of Kristine's child and mother. Visited by his co-pilot, Gary, he learns that Kristine wasn't killed, and is pregnant. Sure that he is the father, Marshall returns to active duty and goes to Germany, intending to marry Kristine, and discovers that her husband, thought killed, has returned.
