John Tomikel

Detective Ann Morgan is sent into the hill country to investigate the mutilation and killing of goats that were missing hearts, livers, and testicles. A few weeks later a young man was found dead and devoid of the same organs. During the investigation Ann finds romance among the hills.

An automobile accident in the mountains that caused the death of Harry Wilhelm was suspect. When the second accident happened it was a coincidence. Detective Ann Morgan always believed a coincidence was a clue sent to her by Fate. She would interview the widows of the dead men. - It had been six years since Ann's detective father was killed in the line of duty and her boyfriend Bruce had abandoned her in her hour of need. Ann had put her sex life on hold and was now determined it was time to get back in the game and had to decide with whom to play that game.

When a serious crime had been committed in the mysterious Kingdom of Kochin Ann is asked to stay and help find a solution to the crime. In the course of investigation Ann meets the handsome taciturn Major Dirk Haile who arouses her sexuality. Ann's proficiency with firearms comes in mighty handy as she and the major work to solve the crime.

Young detective Ann Morgan is in charge of the investigation of the murder of Chemistry Professor Lawrence Hunter. He has left a cryptic message on the chalk board. As Ann follows the trail she is courted by three professors of the college.. This distracts her from following the leads of the case. In the course of her investigation she meets a variety of suspicious people and is unaware that her own life is in danger.

Detective Ann Morgan is on a routine assignment in Hidden Valley. She is not prepared for the cults, gypsies, and witches she encounters. She is also unaware that her life is very much in danger.

The common wild animals found in Eastern United States and Canada are described in words and illustrated with pen and ink sketches. This is an excellent introduction to nature and would be suitable for young naturalists. Older naturalists will be reminded of their place and association with other living creatures who share our earth.

This work covers all aspects of Russia's lands and people. It does not cover any present political situation. It contains eleven maps which cover the entire country's major cities and rivers.

Bart Morgan decided he would never become financially independent by working for others so he decided to become a bank robber. He would trust no one. His philosophy is sorely tested when he decides to rescue a besieged wagon train and then begin to feel some responsibility for their welfare. There is sex as well as violence in this western saga with renegade natives, kidnappers, posses, and just ornery people.

Ten year old Argestes Leskovich arrives in America in 1888 and immigration officials list his name as Argustus Lesko. He immediately begins working in a coal mine as a water carrier. The story follows his marriage and family through WWI until WWII. The family timeline is parallel to the historical timeline of America. The story culminates with the birth of Eddie Lesko, a bastard according to the laws of Pennsylvania. When Eddie is ten years old he must learn to survive in a hostile environment, just as his grandfather did forty years ago. This true story contains several scenes of sex and violence.

We usually think of humans as having five senses - touch, smell, sight, hearing and vision. However, there is a sixth sense that has been recognized through the ages, and that is the sense of spirituality. It has been expressed in many ways, the most prevalent when a person dies he is said to have "given up the ghost." This is the spark of life that we call spirit. There are methods that can be used to enhance this feeling of spirit and the realization that we are a part of this existence and a part of universal energy.

The year is 1810 and the Astor Company is planning an expedition to the Columbia River. Whiskey producer George Murdock of St. Louis is invited to go along. He and his wife Molly go to the rendezvous point where Molly is raped by a drunken Arikara Indian. Husband George cannot cope with the fact and Molly divorces him. She already has Joey, her three year old son, and the two of them move into a cabin to await the birth of the child that is on the way. St. Louis is a frontier town with less than ten thousand inhabitants and life there is touch and go. Molly's married sister Sarah moves from her home in Cincinnati to be near Molly. They face the hardships of the frontier together as the Missouri Territory moves toward statehood. This is a story of Indians, horses, battles, whiskey, romance and intrigue on the frontier that was purchased by President Thomas Jefferson seven years previous.