There's a Bigfoot in My Shower is a delightful children's book which helps to settle some of the concerns young children experience and explain that there's nothing to fear from the ordinary. It goes a long way to help young children understand that things like taking a shower can be an enjoyable thing. With colorful and amusing artwork throughout, There's a Bigfoot in My Shower will quickly become a favourite of your child and will make for bedtime reading for months or even years to come.

CAUGHT IN THE SHOWER WITHOUT A PENCIL is B. Elwin Sherman's rapid-fire patchwork of Baby Boomer humor. If you've ever been caught in the shower without a pencil, (and you know what that means) you'll find what you meant to say here --- from the rubble of 9/11's "Ground Zero Genesis," to the revelation of a child's grace in "The God Cartoon, And Long May It Rain." Ninety-one hilarious ways to relive it all --- and laugh until you dry.

Our hero is in a real dilly of a pickle. The stench of the rotting sasquatch in his garage continues to spread and he must act quickly before the second body begins to decay. He brings his best friend, Brandon, into the whole mess, making him an accomplice to squatchicide as well as first-degree murder! Will the duo be able to figure out an action plan in time to avoid further disaster?

Frantic about his missing wife, Adam Reese travels to a small island off the coast of Canada with their thirteen year old son, Sean. There the two learn that a major new animal discovery was made while Mary was filming a documentary on polar bears for Planet X. Now members of that film crew are disappearing, one by one. Is it because the documentary is now worth millions? Not any amount of money or new animal discovery drives Adam on. Adam won't give up finding the love of his life, Mary, especially for the sake of their son. Somehow, Adam must rescue Mary from the fanged creature that has snatched her out of the cold, freezing snow. He must save her from the white-haired Bigfoot, the Yeti...the monster of the ice. Recommended reading age: 13-17

Bigfoot are found and studied for five years before the Area-51 super computer, used in the project, becomes self aware. It decides the evolved miniature surveillance device, it created to enhance research, is now in danger of being compromised. On its own, it takes action to terminate the study and the subjects as well. The scientists who have come to know and love the three subjects in California, Big Guy, Lady Di and baby Bryce, as they are called, risk jail and life itself in their battle against the Top Secret computer, Scorpion, a mechanical beast operating in the sub-levels of the desert. The large male Bigfoot actually shows the way to battle nanotech with cunning and astounding feats of physical powers. An awareness of the importance to man of these hidden creatures is imbued into the great minds of the scientists. They realize the fate of the world hangs in the balance.

"Devastating attacks on Israel and the Saudi royal family fuel the Islamic divide between Sunni and Shi'a. The future of humankind is imperiled as their sectarian conflict escalates. US military commanders, meanwhile, are alarmed by a resurgence of intelligent visitations from another realm. Estefan, a Catholic priest quietly devoted to his rural New Mexico flock, confronts a desert apparition of the Virgin Mary who directs him to deliver an ultimatum. But he must first overcome his mistrust of her origin and true purpose. This unlikely hero engages two companions: Johnson, a wealthy former seminary roommate, failed Jesuit and irrepressible playboy; and Miguel, a talented Mexican-American teen athlete. They pool their talents and resources in an attempt to save Earth from worldwide catastrophe. Author Dan Wright has been investigating aerial phenomena for twenty-five years, including seven years as Deputy Director of the Mutual UFO Network, Inc. (MUFON). He has undertaken or overseen investigations of thousands of UFO cases -- ordinary people suddenly confronted by extraordinary events. This gripping novel draws from Wright's experiences and explores an all-too-possible future given the direction our politics, our nations and our religions are headed.