When a middle aged-man is killed, he is given the opportunity to be reborn. While he doesn't remember his previous life, he must make his new existence a meaningful one by the time he turns 40 years old or else he'll return to the afterlife.

FOR MALICE AND MERCY is a meticulously researched WWII family saga inspired by actual events, about German-Americans wrongfully arrested as spies, then stripped of their citizenship, rights and livelihood. They are banished to a German/Japanese internment camp, and face deportation to war-torn Nazi Germany.

In serious and not-so-serious verse the book captures the darkness and light both in the natural world and in the human spirit.

The book is about the murder of Federica Garcia Lorca, Spain’s “Man of Letters’, by the Fascists at the outbreak of the Spanish Civil War. 

Four young siblings, three sisters and a brother, destined for talented lives become separated in a horrid drowning incident in 1949.

Four stories about professors, students, librarians, booksellers, and early scientific explorers—all living literately, on journeys of the mind.

"The Sweetest Therapy" takes a bold approach to the world of baking by showcasing it as a positive outlet for coping with grief, loss, and profound sadness.