In Arizona, Harry Waddell dreams of catching a monster catfish. In Washington, Gary Short dreams of buying a truck.
Elsewhere, Benny Barton dreams of quitting smoking, Ralph Monske dreams of owning a new appliance, Chardon Palmer
dreams about Khrista and Sonja Poyntner dreams of her inheritance. And midway through a transcontinental flight,
Dr. Rob M. Powers dreams of his demise.
In any challenge or pursuit, one must keep a level head. These, however, are stories of some who did not. Herein, you see, are tales of unnerving intrigue.
Set along the Rogue River in southwestern Oregon, this book brings together many colorful characters, including names you may recognize: Sheriff Stapleton, Daryl Collins, Stella Moon, Hurley Waldrip, Sheila Faulkner Mulligan and Sheriff Bounds.
Eric Watkins has recurring nightmares of his stepfather, the Tall Man. Though Eric hasn't seen him in years, he still blames him for horrific abuses in his past.
Unbeknownst to Eric, the Tall Man has been obsessed with writing a screenplay, "Glass," in which he seeks revenge on Eric for breaking up a one-happy home.
When the two are brought together and the drama explodes onto the stage of reality, lives are irreparably altered...
If you are prepared to experience the hideous depravity, horror and pureness of evil that can reside in what might - at first glance -
appear to be a normal, functional human being, this is your book. If halfway through you realize you are in over your head, don't say I didn't warn
you. There is no warranty expressed or implied here. From this point on, you are on your own.
In the tiny logging community of Talawanda, Washington, people are suddenly seeing things ... or are they?
Explain that to Joshua Lawrence and Marina Waters, two strangers who happen to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. Both are assured it's all just tricks of light - only that and nothing more.
Why, then, is the U.S. military moving in under the cover of darkness?
WHICH BOOK SHOULD I READ FIRST? Buying a book from an author you've never heard of can be risky in terms of money and time. Not everyone has the same tastes and individual reading experiences are all unique. If you are new to my books, I would recommend you start with
LEVEL HEADS XE: THE DELUXE EDITION. This, a collection of short stories, also has sample chapters from my other novels, giving you a good sampling of my writing. The stories range from humorous to intriguing to definitely creepy.
IT'S ALL ABOUT EXPOSURE 2009 has been proclaimed as the "International Year of Astronomy" to mark the 400th anniversary of Galileo's marvelous invention, the telescope.
Get exposed at thenakedastronomer.com.
GOOD EATS! A common criticism of my "old site" was that it was nearly impossible to find the recipes! I'm here to sell books and artwork but, apparently, it's all about the good cookin' to many of my fans and associates. To that end, I've made a very prominent link to the recipes!
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Willie Nelson signs "Permanently Lonely," while Jim W. Coleman watches.
Star Trek's "Sulu," George Takai, signs a Jim W. Coleman art print, "To Boldly Go."
Star Trek Klingons Gowran and Martok with Jim W. Coleman art print.
LEVEL HEADS II
There is a lot of buzz among my fans and associates about what is commonly being referred to as 'my Alzheimers story.' The name of the story is "Tonia's Coming" and it will appear in my upcoming book "Level Heads II" - sequel to "Level Heads."
In Arizona, Harry Waddell dreams of catching a monster catfish. In Washington, Gary Short dreams of buying a truck.
Elsewhere, Benny Barton dreams of quitting smoking, Ralph Monske dreams of owning a new appliance, Chardon Palmer
dreams about Khrista and Sonja Poyntner dreams of her inheritance. And midway through a transcontinental flight,
Dr. Rob M. Powers dreams of his demise.
Set along the Rogue River in southwestern Oregon, this book brings together many colorful characters, including names you may recognize: Sheriff Stapleton, Daryl Collins, Stella Moon, Hurley Waldrip, Sheila Faulkner Mulligan and Sheriff Bounds.
Eric Watkins has recurring nightmares of his stepfather, the Tall Man. Though Eric hasn't seen him in years, he still blames him for horrific abuses in his past.
If you are prepared to experience the hideous depravity, horror and pureness of evil that can reside in what might - at first glance -
appear to be a normal, functional human being, this is your book. If halfway through you realize you are in over your head, don't say I didn't warn
you. There is no warranty expressed or implied here. From this point on, you are on your own.
In the tiny logging community of Talawanda, Washington, people are suddenly seeing things ... or are they?
