William Garrett

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"Ice" is the firth novel in the Mike Murphy Park Ranger series. In Ice, two newlywed couples are stranded in a ski hut. A massive snow storm has centered itself directly over Yosemite Park. All rescue aircraft has been grounded, including helicopters. Two rangers volunteer to try and rescue them before their food runs out.

"Ice" is the firth novel in the Mike Murphy Park Ranger series. In Ice, two newlywed couples are stranded in a ski hut. A massive snow storm has centered itself directly over Yosemite Park. All rescue aircraft has been grounded, including helicopters. Two rangers volunteer to try and rescue them before their food runs out.

"Midnight Storm" is a collection of short stories about living in the Southwest and Alabama. The collection is dedicated to Terry Wayne and Penny Louise who passed in infancy. The first story,"Midnight Storm" is fictional about a brother and sister who often visit their grand parents on their farm in West Texas. "A Few Marbles" is a true story of a marble championship between a boy nine and a girl ten years old. "Fog" is fictional and about two young brothers who come to both love and trust each other. "The Beekeeper and Grandma" is also a true story about a brother and sister who visit their grand parents in West Texas.

"Ice" is the firth novel in the Mike Murphy Park Ranger series. In Ice, two newlywed couples are stranded in a ski hut. A massive snow storm has centered itself directly over Yosemite Park. All rescue aircraft has been grounded, including helicopters. Two rangers volunteer to try and rescue them before their food runs out.

"Visitor" is the fourth novel in the Mike Murphy Park Ranger series. In the novel a Grand Sachem, Tarhe, is sent back to perform several good deeds to make amends for things he did as a young warrior. One of those good deeds involves rescuing a young lad. This young lad is destined to become a scientist whose desire is to build underwater cities to help ease the world's over population on land areas.

"Molly" is the third short story in the Mike Murphy Park Ranger series. Forest fires and earthquakes occur almost every day in California. In 2013, A fire, known as The Rim fire consumed over 175,000 acres of forest and grass lands. Animals and their habits were greatly affected, some never returned. In"Molly", Mike and his fellow firefighters, save the day. Mike and Alanah have a new son and Molly presents them with two cubs of her own.

This book brings together in a single volume Marie Stopes' essential writings. In his Introduction, Professor Garrett sets her ideas into historical context and assesses the extent to which those ideas are, and will continue to become, part of the 21st century.