Part I “Who is he?” my son inquired, pointing to the tall figure drawn upon the dusty, nearly crumbling page. As a reproduction of a ...

I could smell the stench of death before I even stepped out of my truck. In its glory days, this place was the jewel of ...

Part I The conference room at Argenesis Biotech was as sterile as a surgical suite, the kind of place designed to inspire confidence. A wall ...

“Six. Seventeen. Nineteen. Forty-five. Twelve. And…Twenty-three,” he finished, the last of the lotto numbers rolling off his tongue, which was suspiciously dry considering the speckles of ...

Part I London, 1982 Like a dog come running at his master’s whistle, I RSVP’d yes on an invitation to Vernon Copeland’s Halloween party to ...

The smoke in the air stung their eyes, but all eight men were fixated on the hulking figure at the head of the table. He ...

“I’m not going to let you do this,” said Eugene. “You’re the closest thing I have to a brother and I don’t want you to ...

When a grieving husband sets out to reunite with his wife for a simple weekend getaway, a violent storm forces him down a road he’ll ...

Past lush green forests and misty valley At the end of a long winter’s chill The Salesman conducts his grand finale In the town of ...

Christmas has always been my favorite time of year. For me, it has never been about the money spent, no, it’s about the love and ...

I never met Charlie Bowman.  Not that I expected to, in a company the size of this one; the chances of ever rubbing shoulders with ...

It took me nearly three months to build this mansion of a treehouse for my daughter. It had slides and swings, windows and doors, ladders ...