Hop on and join Bill Horner for a ride down yesterday's Main Street in Tennessee, Highway US 70, as he traverses the state from the North Carolina state line to the Mississippi River in Memphis. Along the way Horner discovers not only charming aspects of his state that tourists miss at interstate speed, but also rediscovers personal roots and memories in all three grand divisions of Tennessee. This Ride is a working man's do-able dream, a senior citizen's adventure.

Things are way to serious these days time to relax and read (and drink beer)! Its not political, religious, or even politically correct. Just plain funny, light-hearted look at a lifetime of rural America. I havent read two books in my life (from cover to cover) nor do I get on the Internet (dont even know how). This book is real stories from rural America, Authors Disclaimer: While you may lose weight reading this book (by laughing your rear end off) it is not a proven weight loss book. Thank you, KevinThis book is defiantly full of it and I loved it. I am still laughingNeil Hohenbrink (rep for Alliance product group) I have seen Kevin in action, these stories are true and very funny even strange, somewhat warped, little bazaar but well worth readingRick Riggs (hazardous material mover, Linde Corp. Murray Hill, NJ) Kevin brings out great humor between city and rural life and I have seen him on stage in his comedy act he is a country hick.Lynn Oldham (A real rural American farmer, Rural USA) Dont forget to take the Cheap Country Hick (C.C.H.) test at the end of the book (e-mail me the results)

There are legends that no one has heard about. There are myths that have yet to become myth. He has walked the earth for seven hundred years, and no one knows it. That is because if he comes for you, you will beg him to kill you. Lucifer is his master. Deceit is his power. Eternal life is his goal, and your youth is what he is after. Retired Special Forces expert Stormy Rain Clouds, known as Rain, has no way of knowing if he is in a dream or in the real world. Will Rain be the first to figure out how to defeat the servant of hell, or will his youth nourish the eternal life of the most evil being walking the earth?

Cut By Cut When Jessie Clarkson left Sayer's Brook, Connecticut, she was pregnant, terrified, and married to a psychopath. She knew Emil would do anything to prevent her incriminating him--if he ever found her. Staying alive for the sake of her child was all that mattered. Inch By Inch Five years later, Emil is dead and Jessie is ready to stop running. With her daughter Abby starting school, going home to be among friends and family makes sense. Until the murders start. All the victims are viciously stabbed and slashed across the throat. And each of them has a connection to Jessie. He's Getting Close Enough To Kill Is Emil still alive, tracking her down--or do the answers lie elsewhere in her troubled past? One horrifying crime at a time, a killer is making his intentions clear. Jessie may have escaped Sayer's Brook once. But someone is making sure she never leaves again. . .

Sunnys Story tells of a young woman in search of her dreams. On impulse, Sunny leaves her job and her roommate, to move in with Jake. When she discovers that is not what Jake wants, she is devastated and goes to plan B. What follows is a series of adventures, misadventures, heartbreak, and love (old and new). With each experience, Sunny discovers the person shes always wanted to know and the love that lies within her.

From the bestselling author of Mallawindy and the Woody Creek series comes a moving story about being set free. "Dettman knows how to tell a story" The Sunday Age Sally De Rooze is almost thirty. She survived the accident that killed her father and brothers. Her mother never forgave her for that. But she survived her mother too. Surviving is what she does best. Farmer Ross Bertram, who offers her his acres and safety, is the answer for a while. Until he starts pushing for a wedding. Sally wants ... wants more. Wants to know great love. Wants to find herself. One year. That's what she wants. One year of freedom in the big, bad city. Her survival skills are tested in the urban sprawl and she discovers more about herself than she had ever dared to imagined. Fans of Rosalie Ham's The Dressmaker will love Joy Dettman.