Author Brad Charles had always dreamed of opening his own restaurant. In the fall of 2005, he made that dream come true and opened Curly's Fine Dining in southern Utah. In Nightmare in Utah, Charles shares his experiences of planning for and operating this restaurant named after his stepfather. But for Charles, the dream soon turned into a nightmare. In this memoir, he narrates the ups and downs and pitfalls of business ownership against the backdrop of his personal life. He discusses the many issues he encountered in trying to run a profitable restaurant, and he also describes the host of challenges life presented including his wife Sharon's cancer diagnosis and subsequent death, his relationship with her children, and dealings with the FBI. While sharing details of the rough patches of Charles' experiences, Nightmare in Utah offers insights into his life as he presents commentary on issues affecting businesses and personal rights and offers solutions to help improve society.

Author Brad Charles had always dreamed of opening his own restaurant. In the fall of 2005, he made that dream come true and opened Curly's Fine Dining in southern Utah. In Nightmare in Utah, Charles shares his experiences of planning for and operating this restaurant named after his stepfather. But for Charles, the dream soon turned into a nightmare. In this memoir, he narrates the ups and downs and pitfalls of business ownership against the backdrop of his personal life. He discusses the many issues he encountered in trying to run a profitable restaurant, and he also describes the host of challenges life presented including his wife Sharon's cancer diagnosis and subsequent death, his relationship with her children, and dealings with the FBI. While sharing details of the rough patches of Charles' experiences, Nightmare in Utah offers insights into his life as he presents commentary on issues affecting businesses and personal rights and offers solutions to help improve society.

Tales of hauntings, and creature sightings from the state of Utah.

The 2007 Agha Shahid Ali Prize in Poetry recipient selected by judge Cole Swenson of the Iowa Writers' Workshop.

Horrific tales of the end of the world from the tops of the Rocky Mountains. Brought to you by authors from Utah, about Utah.

For ages, people have been enchanted (or cursed) by stories of witches and witchcraft. Contained within this arcane tome are twenty-fives original stories and poems that will terrify and titillate your senses. Explore the darkness through the eyes of people who innocently think magic was make believe and pay the price, practitioners of the dark arts who unexpectedly have the tables turned, and even witches fighting the creatures that crawl from the shadows. Be warned, once you pick this book up, you just might hear cackling coming from the darkness!