When a long-time air traveler looks at his life and finds his dreams circling on hold far behind, he tries to understand when the destination became more important than the journey. Can he re-ignite the spark of the wide-eyed kid that he once was, or will his life—like his commute—continue toward an unsatisfying future on autopilot?Tor Richardson, author of "Pearls for Baby Boomers (Wisdom Not Included)," takes a hard look at the choices we make in the name of growing up. With a to...

Former CIA hitman Dick Bronston takes his one-man crusade against big-business corruption on the road. He chases the corporate cockroaches to Seattle, but the trip takes a surprising turn when he discovers an old enemy waiting for him behind the new scam... an enemy that may bring a quick end to his private little war.Tor Richardson, author of "Mission: Malibu" and "Starting Over," continues the tale of one man's war against the injustice that hides beyond the corporate veil. With ...

When a tearful tale of a missing daughter at Spring Break sends Jon J. Johnston on a Wild Goose chase, he can't complain... not at a thousand bucks a day. But when the boyfriend goes missing, too, the gritty PI ramps up the action. Two kidnappings in two days? On his turf? Someone is messing with the wrong Private Eye.Tor Richardson, author of "Mission: Malibu" and "Starting Over," continues the adventures of mystery and suspense on the busy streets north of Miami. With a hard-nose...

Three delightful Halloween tales of ticklish tricks and tasty treats from Richard Alan Dickson and Tor Richardson. Fire up the flashlight, tuck the blanket to your chin, and take a welcome trip down memory lane. Stories include "Big Enough for Halloween," "The Menace of the Unseen Terror," and "Boo? Boo Who?"

When a swarm of Fairy Police blocks Stone-Arm Sam from a crime scene, the streetwise dwarf smells a rat. Fairy Police never swarm anything, not even donut shops. Something's fishy in Fairy Town. As usual, it's up to the dwarf to discover what it is... and to put it to an end.Tor Richardson, author of "Foreverglades" and "Big Enough for Halloween," presents a fun little tale of a gritty detective who specializes in the darker side of the fairy realm. With light intrigue and dry humo...

When the little voice at the back of his head tells Tucker it's time to run, he usually listens. With the law always on his tail, the identity thief knows better than to argue. But when he meets a girl and stays in town too long, Tucker Jones slams straight into a frantic scramble to flee a murder he didn't commit and escape from the killer who did.Tor Richardson, author of "Starting Over" and "Mission: Malibu," returns with another tale of a cocky identity thief and a pointed bit ...

After years of sitting at home watching Lucy and Dad play Trick-or-Treat, Billy is old enough to join the fun. There's nothing to it, or so Lucy says. But in his quest for free candy, Billy forgets one very important thing: big sisters lie.Tor Richardson presents an amusing tale of Halloween tricks and holiday treats. With wonderful characters and an engaging story, "Big Enough for Halloween" is an adventure that readers of all ages are sure to enjoy.

After a mugging in a dark parking lot, Sue Macy loses her purse, her car, her cash, her shopping bags... she loses everything, or so she thinks. When the taxi takes her home, however, Sue Macy begins to learn how much more she really had to lose.Tor Richardson, author of "Mission: Malibu" and "Starting Over," returns with a tragic tale of the ultimate identity theft. With a chilling plot and cold intrigue, "My Name Is Sue!" will keep readers turning pages to the very end.

For a retired hit chick in a sleepy Northwest town, a new neighbor with an unknown past means trouble. He may be a cop. He might be an enforcer. He claims to be a simple handyman... but for Sindie Slick, former Pole-Dancing Hit Chick, that's the least credible story of them all.Tor Richardson, author of "Mission: Malibu" and "Starting Over," presents an amusing little adventure of a small-town busybody who's slightly more than she seems. With fun characters and a clever story, "Sin...

Exotic women didn't exactly run in Brad's circles. They usually ran the other way, in fact. When a chance meeting with a raven-haired business traveler at a hotel bar begins to show promise, Brad has a feeling his life is about to change forever. Little does he suspect how right that prediction may turn out to be.Tor Richardson, author of "Mission: Malibu," presents a tale of light intrigue and casual deception. With a too-tempting vixen and a too-trusting hero, "Easy Night Paradis...

A call for help from his brother rips Kent Wallace from the safety of a Seattle bar and plunges him into an adventure where the shadows are real and they don't always play nice. Spies, gangsters, or common government thugs, Kent must race the clock to discover who they are and what they want before everyone he loves disappears into the darkest shadow of them all.Tor Richardson, author of "Starting Over" and "Mission: Malibu," returns with a tense adventure of suspense and intrigue ...

With the world going slightly insane, conventional wisdom and common sense are out the window. Baby Boomers should be retiring, but why bother? Travel is hard, money is troubling, doctors saddle us with drugs, and people are just plain rude. We'd like to stand up and tell the world off, if only we weren't so darned polite. Fortunately, we have a champion to speak our collective mind.Tor Richardson, author of "Autopilot" and "Mission: Malibu," presents his thoughts on some of the an...