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Six phenomenally sophisticated Noël Coward comedies: Fallen Angels, Hay Fever, Private Lives, Design for Living, Blithe Spirit, Present Laughter.

Mick Delaney, a retired FBI agent, working cases for understaffed police departments takes on a baffling case in Powell, Wyoming. Harry Thornton, a local rancher, was shot and killed in front of his barn. He was well liked, had no enemies, yet someone shot him down in cold blood right in his front yard. Why? What was the motive? His marriage was solid. There was not sign of jealous lovers. His valuables were taken but who shows up at a barnyard with a robbery motive? There had to be a reason but it was hidden. Mick eventually figures it out with the help of a local deputy, Sharon Carter.

Melanie and Allen’s Fund: Another Life Story is the 10th and final book in the Allen's Fund series. It details child exploitation from the perspective of the child. This novel considers the trauma Melanie Cavanaugh experiences when she is ripped from her middle class life.

The Allen's Fund series focuses on the exploitation of children. Normally the focus is on bringing the exploiters to justice. This ninth book in the Allen's Fund series alters course considerably. This novel considers the exploitation of children from a child's point of view and how that exploitation impacts the child's adult life.

Follow along with the Allen's Fund team as they continue to fight against child abuse. Things get very ugly. Allen's Fund suffers a shocking defeat, retaliates, and has to make major changes in their mission.

Allen's Fund: Armageddon considers what happens when Allen’s Fund takes on an organized, wealthy, determined international terrorist organization operating in the United States. The fight is down and dirty.

The current book has to do with Allen’s Fund broadening its scope to address the exploitation of children on national and international levels. Follow the action as little Allen’s Fund gets into the big, bad world of politics and international terrorism. Yep, they are in the Big Leagues now.

In this book, Betsy, one of the children Allen's Fund saved from sex slavery, dies from a drug overdose. That event causes the people at Allen's Fund a lot of anguish and causes them to get involved in trying to deal with the drug monster. They don't want any other children under their care to die the way Betsy did. Will they be successful where so many others have failed?

The previous books in this series found our heroes taking down the "bad guys". In this book, Allen's Fund finds itself being targeted by the "bad guys". Can our heroes avoid being taken down? Will they be able to turn the tables and take down their adversaries? Find out.

The third book in the Allen's Fund series delves into the ugly business of sex slavery. Allen's Fund uncovers a ring devoted to using children as sex slaves. Find out what Allen's Fund does about it in Allen's Fund: Sex Slavery.

Allen was murdered for his organs. The culprits are on the run. Allen's Fund is in hot pursuit. Do they track the SOBs down? What happens when they do? The outcomes will surprise you and take Allen's Fund into a whole new dimension of child abuse.

Allen's parents want to know what happened to their son. He died during routine surgery. Why? When they found out, through happenstance, the answer shocked them to their toes. It was as gruesome as it gets. Naturally, Allen's parents went after the culprits. It was ugly, devious, and dangerous. Find out all about it in Allen's Fund: Book 1.

Dive into the gripping world of murder and mayhem with Mick Delaney, a retired FBI agent reluctantly pulled back into the fray by the Wells, NV Police Chief. What starts as a seemingly straightforward homicide case quickly unravels into a tangled web of deceit and mystery. The victim's death, initially thought to be a local affair, turns into a real puzzle as it becomes clear that the truth lies far beyond Wells' borders. It is a real puzzle. The truth has been staring the big, bad FBI guy right in the face all along, but he missed the clues. Will he put it all together before it is too late?

This novel follows Lilly Wating's life from birth to death. It reveals how she deals with life’s trials and tribulations. It is a story about everyday existence. It speaks to all of us.

In 1922, a 16-year-old Canadian girl, fed up with life in a French convent school, answered an ad for a travelling secretary. Tall, blonde, and swaggering with confidence, she might have passed for twenty. She also knew what she wanted: to become the first female to drive around the world. Her name was Aloha Wanderwell. By the age of 25, she had become a pilot, a film star, an ambassador for world peace, and the centerpiece of one of the biggest unsolved murder mysteries in California history. Her story defied belief, but it was true. Every bit of it. Except for her name.

I had great fun writing this novel. It came about because of all the conversations I had with people about whether Trump would get us into a nuclear war. Of course, if that happened no one would be around to write anything, but what would people do if an electromagnetic pulse hit, wiping out the electrical grid and electronic gear?

This novel follows Luke, a member of the class of 1962, from birth to death. It reveals how he deals with life’s trials and tribulations, both those attributable to personal choice and those thrust on him due to societal dictates. It is a story about an event beyond Luke's control that overwhelmed and determined much of his everyday existence. What happened to Luke can happen to anyone. Thus, Luke's story speaks to all of us.

In The Class of 1942, we follow Gina Keyo’s life. We consider what formed her personality, her parents’ influence, her sibling’s influence, and society’s role in all this. In due course, Gina faces a life-or-death decision. Her personal beliefs and society's dictates are in conflict. See how she handles the resultant crisis. What would you have done?

This novel follows the life of Gene Will, a member of the Class of 1922 in Star, Idaho, from birth to death. It reveals how he deals with life’s trials and tribulations. Some of those trials and tribulations are of his own doing, and some are due to societal shifts beyond his control. It is a story about everyday existence. It speaks to all of us.

Carmen has a troubled mother and an absent father. How did that impact her and her siblings? Later in life she has a traumatic experience that affects the rest of her life? What was it? How could it create such shock waves in her life?