John A. Miller

Spring is springing in the Pocono Mountains of eastern Pennsylvania, and Three-Zee Zook (Zelanie Zephora Zook, to be exact) and her best friend, Bambi Bamberger, are enjoying the emerging wildflowers and budding branches as they begin their new jobs at the luxurious Mountain Woods resort. That is, they're enjoying it until Three-Zee stumbles upon the ghost and dead body of a handsome young man, a budding Hollywood star and stepson of the resort's manager. Things become more complicated when a grumpy old man who owns a neighboring property bordering the resort's private lake decides to use Three-Zee, Bambi, and Three-Zee's mother and aunt as targets for his double-barrel shotgun. Three-Zee barely escapes death when a lightning strike misses her by feet and then when a shelf-load of kitchen utensils falls on her inside a darkened storeroom, except that nothing about either incident is exactly as it seems. Add to that a head chef with the personality of a pit bull with hemorrhoids and a couple of equally pleasant guests, and Three-Zee and Bambi are left wondering why they ever took this idyllic job.

"Femina: A Work for Every Woman" by John A. Miller is a transformative self-help guide that embodies the essence of women's empowerment and feminism. Through insightful guidance and inspirational anecdotes, Miller navigates the realms of personal development and gender equality, offering women the tools to cultivate confidence, resilience, and empowerment. With a focus on career advancement, relationships, and health, "Femina" serves as a comprehensive resource for women seeking to thrive in all aspects of their lives. Miller's advocacy for social justice and gender equality shines through, empowering readers to advocate for themselves and others in their communities. This book is a beacon of empowerment and guidance, offering women the support they need to navigate life's challenges with strength and determination. Through Miller's compassionate and empowering approach, "Femina" inspires women to embrace their full potential and make meaningful contributions to the world around them.

A dead man leaves his money to his father and niece, but who is the dead man? A man's body lies on a narrow ledge in a remote Arizona canyon, but who is he? Is the old gold mine really a mine? Why was the girl murdered behind the mountain cabin? What's it like to be lost in a desert mountain range without food, water, or shelter? Finally, who are the mysterious riders, and what are they up to in the dead of night? Join Art Parker, his daughters Heather Parker and Mary Ann Markham, and their best friend Jennifer Martin as they travel to southern Arizona to try to answer these questions and stumble upon the solution to several murders as well as other illegal activities. The Cochise County Sheriff's Department is not amused, but that's a normal reaction to this team of amateur sleuths.