When Philadelphia science writer Keihla Benton joins an archeological team at Machu Picchu, she learns ancient prophecies about 2012 have special meaning for her. As Zero Time nears, only she can save two worlds from the powers of Darkness.

But first she must unlock the secrets of Machu Picchu and her own past.

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Fade to Gray is a hilarious account of one woman’s attempt to transition to gray as easily and as quickly as possible.

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Short Stories with a Brief View into the Future

The short stories in The Time Merchant Café tell the tales of a select few patrons that visit the café and are offered a glimpse into their future. The caveat is that once they view their future, their decisions can now change it, by design or by accident. T

hese stories tell how that glimpse changed their lives, favorably or fatally.

After reading these six short stories would you take that look into your future, if offered, or would you simply settle for the really good coffee?

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Nine Lies That Drive All Our Money Mistakes

Everything you think about money is wrong. Everything. Money only has the value we assign it. Mix God and money into the same conversation and most end up with good sounding practices that are driven by guilt and shame. This short booklet will help you stop self-sabotaging choices as you learn:

✓ The key breakthrough that changes how you think about money
✓ The nine fears that drive our bad money decisions
✓ The way we use money to get what we want and miss out on what we need
✓ Why being generous is not enough to find financial peace
✓ How finding financial peace is about something bigger than money

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Smart-mouthed, insecure Alice Wunderlund likes to hide in the shadows, so being a Private Investigator is the perfect job for her. But when Allie is assigned to observe and record the daily activities of a British aristocrat, she starts to feel more like her namesake than is healthy. And when a gorgeous, lethal, hunk of an Irishman appears in her room, takes one look at her and bites her neck, she knows ‘Eat Me’ has just been taken to a whole new level.

Connor O’Brien is an ex-cage fighter turned Scorpio Son, one of an elite genetically engineered band of cloned warriors fighting to save the planet from secret invaders. When his brother Cam reports being watched, Connor goes to investigate, only to find more than he bargained for: A mate who turns him from an easy-going player into a moody, one-woman-man in an instant.

But Allie isn’t looking for a mate, certainly not one who turns cat when aroused, so she gives him an ultimatum he can’t possibly agree to. And Connor being Connor is just stubborn enough to call her bluff.

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Right before talking pictures slug Tinsel Town in the jaw, a luminous silent screen star converts her private estate into the Garden of Allah Hotel. The lush grounds soon become a haven for Hollywood hopefuls to meet, drink, and revel through the night. George Cukor is in the pool, Tallulah Bankhead is at the bar, and Scott Fitzgerald is sneaking off to a bungalow with Sheilah Graham while Madame Alla Nazimova keeps watch behind her lace curtains.

But the real story of the Garden of Allah begins with its first few residents, three kids on the brink of something big.

Marcus Adler has a lot to prove after his father catches him and the police chief’s son with their pants down. He flees Pennsylvania for Hollywood with his mouth shut and his eyes open, and begins to write the lines all those starlets will say out loud. Can a smart, sensitive guy find his own voice in a town that’s just learning to talk?

Kathryn Massey’s childhood was a grinding routine of auditions, but she couldn’t care less about being a movie star. When she takes off with her typewriter, determined to become a newspaper reporter, she finds that breaking into the boys’ club is tougher than breaking free of her bossy mother. To make it in this town, she’ll need some serious moxie.

Gwendolyn Brick is a sweet Southern beauty who’s come a long way to try her luck on the big screen. She’s hoping the same succulent lips the guys want to kiss will land her more than a bit part on a casting couch. She’s going to need some help keeping everyone in line.

Nobody gets a free pass in Hollywood, but a room at the Garden on Sunset can get your foot in the door.

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