Susan Lowell

Barbara Mujica

Dan Jorgensen

Ted Scott

Ernesto Marcos

Nancy Wick

Tony Concannon

Nadia Greasley

Lisa Lebduska

Suzanne Grieco Mattaboni

Richard McPherson

Richard Perreault

Judy S. Richardson

Alexandra Rochman

Elena Schacherl

Martha Worcester

A collection of short stories written by People born 1964 or earlier..

Stories Through the Ages Baby Boomers Plus 2017

It’s the 1970’s and Gordon Bennett seeks retribution for a horrific killing. He’s in the world’s largest marina in Spain full of luxury boats and in Florida on miles of sun-drenched beaches and stunning real estate. But beware, if you’re not who you say you are, while tangling with a Miami syndicate and a disgraced Hollywood film director making a big budget porn-art movie, there’s danger in Paradise. Gordon will need humour and quick wits to escape disaster. Watch out for Sydney Greenstreet and a Kalashnikov!

Posing In Paradise

Life as the daughter of the sultan should be one of bliss, joy, and happiness, but Princess Naomi battles with her darker aspects. The sultan, concerned with his daughter’s deepening depression, seeks for help from every corner of his kingdom. When his apothecary fails to help the girl, the sultan turns to a dervish for guidance. When the dervish fails, the sultan casts his desperate net wider. Finally, from the western provinces comes news of Augustus, a Buddhist master who has helped others battle the same ailments that afflict Naomi. Augustus is initially reluctant but is soon persuaded to tend to the princess—with a few conditions. He explains that the princess will need to work with him over a long period of time, and the sultan agrees—but then Naomi resists. Months pass as Augustus adopts strategies to relieve the princess’s despair. Success, he believes, comes through many paths to optimism. He teaches her how to meditate to still her mind. He encourages her to play the flute she loves. His teachings are enlivened by parables and metaphors to illustrate the essential truths. Finally, he reaches a breakthrough. Naomi’s innate altruism encourages her to focus on the well-being of others—instead of being mired down in her own concerns. The master introduces her to others who are also on their own journeys, and she finds strength and inspiration in their stories. She soon learns that through the Buddhist practices of meditation, mindfulness, and self-awareness, there is reason for hope again.

Froth and Goblets

It’s still the late 1970’s and GORDON BENNETT wakes up in south east Florida to discover more boats and assets to be seized from the Miami blue movie Syndicate and further opportunities to seek revenge for an horrific past deed. It's the good guys versus the bad guys. But, the good guys aint that good!

Filthy Rich in Miami

Ted Scott

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