Stratton: 203 books

There are some names, the mere mention or thought of which conjure up distinct personalities; such are Handel, Bach, Beethoven, Wagner; but not one has the extraordinary individuality of that of Paganini. Though few can be living who ever saw the man, though his portraits are not now commonly to be...

Eric Stratton shows us how his faith in God brought him through the devastating effects of his horrid disease. He hopes his writings will inspire and encourage you to press on, through whatever is holding you back.

The boss wanted Gomez found, live or dead. Ramirez is the man to do it, though he himself might not survive the experience of a citrus grove in spring.

What happens when you meet yourself? Would you trust what you saw? What happens when you want to leave but you can’t find the door? And just who are all these people who like me more than I do? A story of trying to adjust.

Steve Barras is a ghost. He jumps from body to body, burning them out in the process, and he thinks—he prays—that he is the only one, because this is no way to live. But one day, he finds out all his prayers are in vain, because there is another like him, after all. Will he be able to take the...

The note said Santiago wants the money, but no one confesses to leaving it. And then Elasio’s roommates and acquaintances start giving him the same message, but they won’t tell him who left it for him. It’s an exercise in frustration as Elasio tries to run the mysterious Santiago down.

Melina was born in the Marching Forward into the Glorious Future Reeducation Facility. It is the only world she knows. But even she knows there is more to the world than this and along with her three best friends, she decides to leave. Her adoptive aunt fills her in on a few facts of life and gives her what help she can.

Magda does not want this city boy that Armin gives her, but it’s take him in or leave him to starve in the open country. On her way to Crossroads, she finds out just how important he is to the balance of power between the cities themselves when her caravan is attacked by a city security force. But...

Xhavean's the only sane man in the house and that description is questionable on the best days. Today's not the best of days. He has three civilians to get to shelter, but how can he get these people to safety when the world has been destroyed around him?

Magda does not want this city boy that Armin gives her, but it’s take him in or leave him to starve in the open country. On her way to Crossroads, she finds out just how important he is to the balance of power between the cities themselves when her caravan is attacked by a city security force. But...

Tommie works a dead end job in the nursing home, but he dreams of bigger things. He just lacks the money to do them. So when Luz Rubal offers him a year’s worth of rent to get her out of here, he jumps at the chance.

All Miriam wants to do is get her work done, but between her boss’ impossible demands, her husband being a lump, her son glued to his telephone, and a toddler, it’s a wonder she hasn’t been pulled in two. And then she finds out what her son’s really been up to. And then her husband disappears. At least her dye pots are reliable.

Amanda Levinson and Sidar Nguyen are new in Little Port, and being the new people in a small town, it was inevitable they would meet: the lady in the lighthouse and the man from Oz. And then Amanda picks up the briefcase. Can she and Sidar forge a relationship that will help them survive the revelation of what the briefcase contains?

A collection of short stories featuring a dead man on a mission and the dead man is he tracking; the pimple on Charlene’s forehead and what it implies for her status as cool and beautiful; an ancient artifact and those who want to claim it; a little old lady who is more dangerous than she seems and a general who is not who he thinks he is.