Deflection (Book 2 of 9) Detective Alex Blackhawk tracks his suspect to Mars and meets an alien for the first time.
Mystery Along the Italian Coast (Book 2 of 3) After Rosetta and her daughter set sail on their cruise trip, a suspect from the states crosses their path through famous cities along the Italian coast

The Night the Bridge Collapsed
A True Story which relates the story of what happened to the Spokane Street Bridge in Post Falls, Idaho in 1971. All proceeds are donated to the museum. 

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"When we entered the dockyard to get on our ship, the crowd was so thick I couldn't breathe. When Little Max fell, my older brother Sam scooped him up and placed him on his shoulders. People bumped me. One man touched my back until my mother told him off. The crowd surged forward like a river uncontrolled before we arrived at the ramp going into the ship. Father showed the official his and our tickets before we stepped on board." - Annie's Journey (c)1904

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Crossroads A Moment of Decision
After spending two years on Mars, Alice welcomes her R&R on Earth and receives a disturbing message from her cousin (Book 3 of 9). Alice and Mike travel back to Earth from Arizona to Colorado in the 25th century. 
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“Our caravan stopped along the road before we were to enter Germany. Mother washed some of our clothes and told my sister Ethel and I to hang them on a line our Father and my brother had strung. While I was hanging, a pretty lady hung some of her wash. The first thing I noticed was the bodice around her neck was too low. She said ‘hello’ and I nodded before hanging another shirt. Ethel nudged me and shook her head. The woman  wore bright red earrings and silver bangles on her wrist. She smiled and laughed at the men walking by us. I guess she wasn’t one of our people. I never did see her again.” – Annie’s Journey - 1904

​"My feet are tired from walking behind our wagon through Poland. We just stopped at the German border waiting for the guards to review our passports and papers. Father acquired train tickets to take us to Hamburg. Good, we can continue across the border and make camp by nightfall." - Annie's Journey (c)2021 by N. A. Nation