The four stories in this book were created to become longer and each with its own book. However since I am now 81 years old I have decided to use a shorter version of them.
I am working on four more books like this one.
The stories herein are the ones most ready to go to print.
The first story, "The Coffin" is about the youngest son of Vlad The Impaler.
The second story, "Asylum Planet" is about four planets that have too many crimes and are looking for a solution.
The third story "The Little Wolf" is about a wolf pup that loses his siblings and mother to ruthless hunters and seeks vengeance then how he finds love. Does he ever get his vengeance? You'll have to read it to find out!
The fourth story "New Land And Life" is about a family of descendants from Gigantopithecus the giant ape of the bamboo forest of Asia.
I think you will enjoy these four tales, happy reading.
My dad connected with my mom through newspaper ads. In those days there was no E- Mail or for that matter computers so people had to send letters by U. S. Mail. My mother lived in Philadelphia so once they started corresponding and sending pictures they decided to meet. Mom, her dad and one sister came to visit by train. Eventually they decided to marry. My Sister died before birth and my brother John died not long after being born. On January 18th, 1945 I was born. The doctors told my parents that I would not live past my second birthday. At two years old my parents moved us. Twice and we stayed in Phoenix, Arizona where I entered the fourth grade. Mom was a praying woman and here I am on my 81st birthday. I married at age 27 to Donna a disabled Vietnam Veteran and we had an interesting life. Like most people, some great times, some good times and some bad times. We had two sons who are married with children of their own. I worked in the grocery business most of my life starting at age 16. In later years Donna started writing a book called the Farmer Family Album and I did the art work. However we had a fire and we lost all of our work. I taught science for a year at a private school. While Donna had a radio broadcast on the old K. L. K. Y. station from Prescott Valley, Arizona. I sometimes did the show which we had for four years. When Donna started having worse problems we ended the broadcast. She passed away on September 6th, 2006.I rewrote our Farmer Family Album and expanded it into three books. Since then, I have published ten books total and written another ten manuscripts.
