Bill Sheehan

Roman Wolfe is a Vietnam combat veteran who specialized in the stealthy stalking and killing of the enemy. After his military discharge he attends college to become an elementary school teacher. But he is still haunted by his experiences in Vietnam, which cause guilt and bouts of severe depression, all related to the senseless killing that he saw and performed. Two years after his Adirondack kidnapping ordeal (Roman Wolfes Adirondack Ordeal, book 1), he is finally able to relax and be happy with his family, his career and with himself. But peace doesnt last long for Roman; darkness follows him like a persistent, evil shadow. Romans long awaited, sublime peace is shattered when two escaped prisoners are making a get-away, but are prematurely forced to stop at the school where Roman teaches. Roman and his students are taken hostage by the prisoners. Its then that the mysterious white wolf enters his life, again, after being dormant since the Adirondack kidnapping. Roman and his spirit wolf conspire to protect the students and thwart the escape plan of the criminals, but Roman must reluctantly return to his world of violence to protect his cherished students.

Roman Wolfe 2: Classroom Terror

When Maragold and her friends find themselves in the same fifth grade classroom, with an overbearing teacher, the fun begins! With the help of Bert, Maragold's invisible leprechaun, you're entertained by Matt outsmarting the school bully, a talent show where jealousy could ruin Maragold's magic act, and oral reports that are as comical as they are interesting. Eric returns with his outrageous antics and jokes that will bring tears to your eyes-one way or another. And you'll read about Cheryl's new talent as she joins a poetry program and writes a daring-and funny-poem about her stern teacher. The "ultimate prank" occurs in math class and is followed by the "ultimate surprise" when the teacher gives the final report cards to her students.

MARAGOLD IN FIFTH

The adventure continues as the Maragold group starts sixth grade with Mr. Bunnlow, who was transferred from fourth grade to sixth grade. When an over-weight boy joins the class, Maragold and her friends help him to be accepted, to gain self-confidence and to feel a part of the classroom, instead of feeling isolated and lonely. The Maragold group also expands to include two new members who add to the comical school adventures. Furthermore, sixth grade brings romantic interests to this group of close friends, along with comical situations and conversations. Once again these friends have trouble with Harvey, Dan and Lee. How the group out-thinks these bullies will be a pleasant surprise. The Sadie Hawkins dance, the April Fool's Day pranks and the annual talent show will have you laughing and asking for more. And you get more! The jokes, the word-play and the funny stories will delight you. Bert, Maragold's magical leprechaun friend, finds out that he and Maragold share much more than friendship. Their ancestors share something in common, too. Bert's life also takes an unexpected direction that is both sad, happy and very emotional for him and Maragold.

Maragold in Sixth

When Maragold and her friends find themselves in the same fifth grade classroom, with an overbearing teacher, the fun begins! With the help of Bert, Maragold's invisible leprechaun, you're entertained by Matt outsmarting the school bully, a talent show where jealousy could ruin Maragold's magic act, and oral reports that are as comical as they are interesting. Eric returns with his outrageous antics and jokes that will bring tears to your eyes-one way or another. And you'll read about Cheryl's new talent as she joins a poetry program and writes a daring-and funny-poem about her stern teacher. The 'ultimate prank" occurs in math class and is followed by the 'ultimate surprise" when the teacher gives the final report cards to her students.

Maragold in Fifth

William Schafer

Fiction Inspired by the Art of J. K. Potter

Embrace the Mutation

What kind of maniacal deviant preys on young teenage girls and viciously terrorizes a small town in upstate New York? Roman Wolfe, a.k.a. Wolfman, is a Vietnam combat veteran who had specialized in the stealthy, nighttime-stalking and killing of the enemy. After the war Roman gets a college education and becomes an elementary school teacher who is still haunted by his violent war experiences on the killing fields and in the jungles of Vietnam. Roman feels the need to end his teaching career when his schools community is informed about his specialized actions in Vietnam and many parents react negatively. When most parents no longer want their children placed in Romans classroom, he resigns his teaching position and becomes a Private Investigator who prefers to handle cases involving children. Shortly after becoming a PI, his two high-ranking state trooper friends ask him for help as a consultant in solving a serial murders case involving the killing of female children. Now Wolfman must emerge again to hunt a sadistic, but intelligent killer.

Bill Sheehan

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