Ever since a 1962 unsolved train robbery made it famous, people have flocked to the town of Trouble in California's gold country, searching for the booty that train robbers supposedly dumped off the Golden Rail Express in a botched heist. When the town's museum's watchman is murdered, Adrian Monk and his assistant, Natalie, are sent to investigate. But if Monk isn't careful, he'll learn that the town of Trouble can live up to its name.

The villianous George Wickham, determined to start trouble, returns to Hertfordshire and places the lives of Elizabeth and her newborn son in danger, forcing Darcy to rush to the rescue.

Although this book serves as a follow-up to the stories and lessons in Foundation Bible Club A-Z Story Book, it is a separate academic; evangelical and missionary tool to reach out and teach young ones in primary and junior high schools. Just like other volumes, it contains stories, songs, poems, Bible lessons and class activities that can be used by parents and ministers at homes, Churches, Schools, Bible Clubs and other Fellowships. It is a manual that assists them in boosting the moral values of children of all age groups in the modern days that are characterized with brainwashing information, ungodly teaching materials and entertainments. Apart from the contents for the young ones, there are also lectures and tips on how to effectively usethebooktoraise God-fearingchildren. All the published volumes of the book are used by hundreds of thousands of parents, teachers, ministers and other Christian professionals.

A family on the last starship finds that stories themselves may very well save a dying world. In one of those stories, a man dies of radio while another finds a new lease on life in an ancient dingus. A phone that can be used to call a few minutes into the future leads to unexpected turmoil. An anthroid on trial for a murder may be the victim of a faulty linguistic circuit. A retired astronaut who cannot get his footing, the last librarian on earth, tales of a future ghetto where surprise is still a possibility, and a mathematician whose brilliant insight continually slips his mind. These are few of the themes to be found in this collection of mystery science fiction tales in the speculative tradition of the satires of Kurt Vonnegut and the ironies of Jorge Luis Borges from the author of A Small Box of Chaos and the award-winning An Interlude in Dreamland.