Time-Travel and Mystery Box Set (5 in 1)

Book One: Passage

Lynn was tired of working in the garden, outside of her late grandmother's house, and she was about to get some tea when she had a chance encounter with fate instead. His name was Tom, or Tomas, and though he had the perfect smile and tailored suit, he was the worst vacuum salesman in the world. He didn't even know that it had to be plugged in to turn it on.

He didn't look that dumb, and he wasn't. There was something strange about him, and Lynn would have to get past it if she was going to let him in. He burned through her, tore her heart apart, and when she had finally fallen for him, he was gone.

Who and what was he? Would she ever see him again?

Book Two: Count Down - The Concise Epitaph of Humanity

There are thousands, no, millions of words that describe, define, or typify human endeavor. From self-help guides to precise biology, everything known about humanity is splashed on page after page, and has been so since the creation of the written word.

Earth is invaded, no, overborne by an unstoppable and inexorable enemy from beyond our dimension. These beings, beyond our comprehension, have begun to destroy our world, and have tendered an ultimatum. They demand that an unknown author, chosen seemingly at random, be tasked with giving a full disclosure, and a true apology for all of humankind, and in that same document he must explain to the impending executioners why we should be pardoned and allowed to live.

Count Down, however, is a very different kind of book, and you simply must read it, because it may mean the difference in your life from this point on. While it is a cautionary tale at this point, we could find ourselves in the specific situation where just such a book may be our only hope. If you have read dystopian literature, you have experienced the almost-but-not-quite version of Count Down.

Book Three: Re-Making Love: Living in the Time Stream

Second chances are the stuff of dreams. Nearly everyone has at least one relationship they wish they might have had another chance to save, another opportunity to make right. We have all suffered the loss that a missed opportunity or a miscommunication has cost us.
But what if you had a chance to fix the problem, the possibility to correct an error that cost you dearly – would you take that chance? And at what cost would such a chance require?

Book Four: Count Dorkula, I Presume?

A short story with fast pacing and a lot of heart, Count Dorkula follows a greatly misunderstood surgeon and his new assistant as they go from just a very good team to a couple. Unfortunately for them, the jealous staff of their small hospital is not thrilled with this development especially the nurse who had thought that she would be the one to end up with the tall, dark and mysterious doctor.
After the nurse pushes too far and loses her job she sets a whole new plan in action, one that can end up being the difference between life and death unless the brilliant doctor can put the pieces together and get to his lady love’s side quickly enough.

Book Five: Fever

More than one hundred thousand hungry souls sat waiting in the darkness for just a spark, something to quench their insatiable desire for the goddess of flame--that fiery temptress that consumed their senses. She appealed to not only the most carnal desires of lust and love, but also the human desire to aspire for more. She inspired the heart and moved the body.

She was the songstress that wove passion through the room with her flowing voice, spinning webs of love’s sweet kiss and everlasting touch. She was an enchantress of the highest quality. Georgia Harris was a star.