Some wishes are like thorns; they hurt when they come true. Mark has just lost his job. With the help of the Do Over Stone, he sets out to punish those responsible. He quickly learns the Do Over Stone can help him beyond his wildest imaginations. Too late, he discovers there is a price to pay. - A dark and twisted novella.

George Lawrence Stone's Stick Control is the original classic, often called the bible of drumming. In 1993, Modern Drummer magazine named it one of the top 25 drumming books of all-time. In the words of the author, this is the ideal book for improving "control, speed, flexibility, touch, rhythm, lightness, delicacy, power, endurance, preciseness of execution, and muscular coordination," with extra attention given to the development of the weak hand. This indispensable book for drummers of all types includes hundreds of basic to advanced rhythms and moves through categories of single-beat combinations, triplets, short roll combinations, flam beats, flam triplets and dotted notes, and short roll progressions.

Book 2 of the Tombstone Duology - The Wild, Wild, West with a zombie twist! More of the airships, cool machines, western shootouts and walking dead you loved in book 1 of this trilogy thriller! Reginald Worthington is a vindictive man. He blames US Marshal Mason Sadler for the death of his only child, the former Mrs. Sadler. Now Worthington wants revenge. Enlisting the services of a highly skilled team of cutthroats, he dispatches them to Tombstone with orders to kill Sadler and anyone he cares about, especially Belle Dubois, the Bird Cage Theater Madame and the love of his life who just happens to be the new Mrs. Sadler. Not leaving the Marshal’s demise to chance, Worthington also engages the talents of the Professor and his latest invention, a quadcopter mounted with a Gatling Gun. His mission? Kill Sadler, even if it means destroying Tombstone in the process. Expecting Worthington’s retribution, the Marshal assembles his own team: the ever resourceful Belle Dubois who just happens to be a Pinkerton agent; two Chiricahua Machinists and their single-seater airships; Johnny Ringo, a gunslinger of questionable repute; and two walking dead, one a 350 year old conquistador and the other a recently murdered miner. Right now, things aren’t looking too good for the Marshal and his motley crew.

Frustrated with their efforts to retrieve the wayward time travelers, Time Travel Incorporated (TTI) decides to solve the problem with a more permanent solution. If you can’t bring them back, eliminate them where they are. An assassination team is sent to the past with the mission of tying up loose ends. Meanwhile, hoping TTI will finally accept that they will never come back and leave them alone, Erik and Tone settle down on the farm that Jarl Halfdan has given him. Unfortunately, Jarl Thorsten believes he has a claim to the farm and decides to exercise that claim by sending battle-hardened men to challenge Erik to individual combat. Much to Thorsten’s dismay, Erik not only defeats all challengers, he manages to gain another farm deep in Thorsten’s jarldom. Thorsten’s solution? Kidnap Tone. Just as Tone risked her life to find him, Erik must now risk his life to rescue the only woman he has ever truly loved.

Fiach’s future has never looked better. Not only has he been promoted to Assistant Wisdom Master, he is now the adopted son and heir to the King of Kenrath. Yet this success causes him to be pulled in two conflicting directions as both the College and his Father demand complete loyalty. Entrusted as the Master Spy for the College, Fiach is forced to spy on his own Father, who, unaware of his son’s new position, invests Kenrath’s spying operations to him. Fiach must now walk a fine line, balancing the interests of the College and his future as the King of Kenrath. Yet his troubles are just beginning as murder at the highest levels of the College require drastic changes in leadership and he finds himself immersed in intrigue and assassinations. At least his love life has dramatically improved… or so he thought until that fateful visit to Goringen…

In a world sharply divided between the corporation and outcasts, Pieter Dwa, once a corporate private investigator, finds himself on the other side of the Cordon walls where societal outcasts are condemned to an abandoned world to fend for themselves. But revenge and justice run deep and Pieter is immediately caught up in a global rebellion to overthrow the corporation before it unleashes a biological holocaust that will destroy half of mankind.

Back in the game, Karl quickly learns that his friends are imprisoned and the evil assassin and nemesis, Kevin, now occupies the throne in a kingdom far from united. Graft and corruption permeate the land and highwaymen roam at will. Having already experienced Kevin’s treachery, Karl conceals his return until he can liberate his team, soon discovering there is a traitor among them. His problems are further compounded for the wicked sorceress Eleris has the magic-enhancing Delf Stone and if Karl intends to conquer Innis Torr and regain his kingdom, he must first steal the Delf Stone.