Lenore Rawlings goes with her class on a field trip to a museum. She gets to see an ancient Egyptian mummy on loan from an Egyptian Museum. But as soon as the class steps into the darkened room, the lights… Continue Reading →
Missing: Freebie of the Week For the Fourth of July weekend Cheops Books LLC will offer Missing as the freebie of the week. Starting tomorrow on Saturday, July 2, Missing will be able to be downloaded in the Kindle Store… Continue Reading →
Hitler became Chancellor of Germany in early 1933. He was sitting on top of the world at the height of his power from that point through 1938 when we became Time’s Man of the Year. At that point he probably… Continue Reading →
Belle is supposed to meet her boyfriend, Les, in Red Rock Canyon. She has just moved to Montana, and he said he must show her something. Her life depends on it. And only he can show it to her. She… Continue Reading →
Karla’s family moves to a ranch in Arizona. She’s never seen so many rocks lying about here and there. They stop at a rest area called Texas Canyon which looks like an enormous pile of boulders high into the sky…. Continue Reading →
Phillip was gone. He had been Miranda’s best friend. She couldn’t get over thinking about how he had gone out to sea in that boat and never returned. Not that it was atypical in this tiny village on the Oregon… Continue Reading →
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Merle may dream of sailboats and having the time of her life on San Diego Bay, but little does she suspect that unknown ghouls from the past are out to get her. The boy who just stepped into her boat… Continue Reading →
Merle is having the dream of her life. She’s planing along in a sailboat along the waves in San Diego Bay. The wind is in her hair. The sun is on her cheeks. A hunk from nowhere suddenly steps into… Continue Reading →
Shannon Whalen thinks of the boardwalks where she used to live in the East before moving to Washington state. They had hot dog stands. They had shops and bicycle rentals. They had amusement parks and lots and lots of people…. Continue Reading →
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