Then They Came for Harry
Albrecht was a small, quiet town that welcomed visitors. Its residents were friendly people who took life slow and easy.
Except for the two years he had spent in Vietnam fighting for other people's freedom, Harry Blake was a lifelong resident of Albrecht. He was a Marine, he was proud of his service, and he was proud of his country. And from an early age, Harry hated bullies.
When the Cancelers and neo-Woke started to invade and run roughshod over the good people of Albrecht, they thought the town was theirs for the taking.
Then they poked the bear. A bear named Harry Blake. The interlopers had no idea what was to come. They would regret the day they encroached upon his town.
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Half Past Ted
Ted's good at taking lives, but he's not very good at living his own. He "owns" a castle in Scotland, drinks too much, and seems to hate the human race. Ted is The Grim Reaper, and he's tired of his job. One day he tells the boss - God - that he's going on strike, daring Him to do something about it. "Let 'em pile up," Ted says.
But God has other plans for Ted, and so does the devil. The devil wagers God that he can get Ted to commit murder, and thus win his eternal soul.
Lethe has no idea where she's from, who she is, or how she landed on planet Earth. But when she starts to spend time with Ted, she learns why Death Himself is all alone in this world.
Lethe, a French nanny named Helene, and a little goth girl, Alyssa, all combine to make Ted's life a lot more interesting, whether he likes it or not.
17th century Scotland holds the key to Ted's past, and present-day Detroit his potential future. Ted may be in over his head, but he plows through life like only Death can.
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Gary A. Campbell
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