Little Eagle is about to go through the ritual of the Rites of Manhood where he must leave the tribe, armed with only his bow and arrow and not only survive, but return when the sun has risen seven times, armed with proof that he is worthy of being a warrior. His journey will take him to Black Mountain where he will find a cave that will take him deep into the bowels of the mountain. There he will encounter terrors of another time and a distant world. Having completed his journey and safely returning home, he feels invincible and decides to violate tribal laws and venture into the Sacred Waterfalls. There, he suddenly finds himself in a land where no living person has ever been. A land with no escape. It is a place where children go to their afterlife, where water is not wet and fish, birds, and animals communicate and participate in gems with the children. A land where time does not exist. Is Little Eagle stuck here for the rest of his life?

Mark Landsing is a student in a small northwestern community where his only claim to fame is being a go-fer, a clean-up boy for the football team. One day, one of his classmates, a new kid in town, a bully, goes missing after an altercation with the star quarterback where he nearly breaks the star's neck in a fight. Several days after his disappearance, Mark is strolling down by the river when he comes across the boy's murdered body, hidden in his car under some brush. The police are summoned and while Mark awaits their arrival, he comes across a vital clue that will later enable him to identify the killer, someone that would never be suspected of cold blooded murder. A friend. Presented with the dilemma, does he expose the friend to the authorities or keep the secret?

Walter Wentworth, CEO and President of Wentworth Steel has just married a gorgeous, intelligent, successful business woman, a person he knew nothing about her background. A check into her past by his attorney reveals the same woman, by another name, an escaped felon, wanted in Germany to face charges of homicide!

Caroline Walbrook is an accomplished author whose life is about to change when she learns that the headaches she has been having and periodic passing out bouts are the result of a brain tumor that is threatening her very existence and must be surgically removed immediately. The operation is successful, but the stress of the procedure leaves her in a coma. While in a comatose state, Caroline's husband and his lover, Caroline's best friend, Lenore Patterson, develop a plot to kill her. A simple drug introduced into her feeding tube, or a pillow over her face should do it, but before they can implement the plan, Caroline Walbrook comes out of her coma. She has no memory of who she is, nor does she remember anyone that had been involved in her life, including her husband. Time for plan "B" to be implemented.

This is the biography of Howard Allen Losness depicting the travels and experiences throughout his life.

As a successful farmer, Harmon D'arcy employs migrant workers to work his land. One night two of his farm hands, brothers, are out drinking and decide to rob their boss. In the middle of the late night robbery, they awaken D'arcy's beautiful 19 year old daughter, Olivia. While one of the brothers takes D'arcy out to the barn and kills him, the other rapes Olivia. After they have had their way with her, they murder her as well. The two brothers then roll the bodies up in a carpet and haul them out to the junkyard where they bury them. Having successfully pulled off the robbery and subsequent killing, they brazenly take possession of the D'arcy farm. Forty years later the land is sold to a developer who builds luxury homes on the site. Michael Cunningham and his wife are one of the buyers. They no sooner move in when Michael begins seeing apparitions appearing in his living room. He soon discovers that it is Olivia D'arcy back from the dead, looking for revenge. During the forty years since their murder of the D'arcy's, the surviving brother has made a success of himself and is now mayor of the very town where he murdered the D'arcys. He feels safe and secure in his position and has no clue what Olivia D'arcy has in store for him!

It is early morning and after dispatching the guards, Nazaroff has just enter the castle of Aldo Camboini where Pope John Paul II is spending the night. He studies the old man's peaceful face a moment before driving a stiletto into his forehead. He departs as quietly as he came, taking no notice of the most valuable and important symbol of the Pope's religion, the Shroud of Turin. It is only after he has returned to his home when he reads of the tragic dealt of the Pope and the missed opportunity to destroy the precious cloth. He vows to return to destroy it and anyone who gets in his way.