On November 23, 1863, General Ulysses Grant ordered the United States Army of the Cumberland forward to the Confederate base rifle at Missionary Ridge, Chattanooga, Tennessee. What followed was the most amazing and maybe the most courageous charge of the American Civil War. The Boys of Chattanooga tells the story of Billy, Clarence, and Matt, three Union soldiers who made that incredible charge.

All hell is about to break loose in Greersville, Nevada. Unknown to Ezekiel Greer, a giant, genetically altered coyote has led his pack into Greer Valley. When one of Ezekiel's giant sheep dogs kills the coyote's mate, he goes beserk, and wreaks a revenge that no one would have thought possible.

This is another collection of satirical tales based upon the Brothers Grimm. It's a bit more political satire, but it's all intended in fun. Read, enjoy, and most of all laugh.

In May of 1942, the Japanese sailed east, their destination, a small island called Midway, a fueling station for American ships sailing from Hawaii. Awaiting them was the United States Pacific fleet. Though Admiral Nimitz had the advantage of knowing the Japanese were coming, his fleet was smaller and without any battleships. The Course to Midway tells the story, of Charlie Nelson, Admiral Nimitz's driver, and of the most important American naval victiory of WWII.

The year is 1248, and the black death is ravaging Europe. Between thirty and fifty percent of the total population will die. The devil’s illness makes no exeption from family or classes, that Edmund of Shrewsbury learns when he awakes from a coma in his bedroom. The entire house is quiet, no one remains except for a kitchen maid, Elizabeth. From her, he learns that his entire family has died, and his parents’ jewels and money have been stolen. The only thing to do is leave for Shrewsbury a...