Amazing Road: 7 books

THE TRAVELS OF ELVIS is a children’s book for grownups who love child-friendly language: a no nonsense but insightful tellings of a dog’s life and how to fully understand your brilliant best friend’s mind. This work is paw-mastered by Elvis The Pooch himself. Learn the real truth about why dogs...

In 1976 Rudi London suffered a bad fall on his icy driveway that resulted in a brief encounter with St. Peter at Heaven’s Gate. Two great things came out of that experience: Rudi London’s 1978 Single Release, You Can Take No Money Into Heaven, and now, his first Short Stories collection. This collection,...

Suddenly, by the flick of a switch, evil came knocking on Michael s door. His entire world stumbled and fell. What had been no longer was. This time he was facing a mountain too tall to climb. Or was it? Madison, his precious daughter, had called them badsters. She'd always wondered, Why couldn t they...

Have you ever wondered if there are angels looking after you? Have you ever asked why your plane land safely while another plane did not? Well, wonder no more. The wait for answers is finally over. But be warned—angels do not exactly follow the same set of rules you have pictured in your mind. In 3...

Let us travel together a full one thousand years back… to 1012: to the days of the spear, the ax… and The Speaking Cross! Leiv “Lucky” Eiriksson, a Norwegian Viking now settled on Greenland, decides to come back to the land west where he first built a dwelling eleven years earlier; but this time...

If you are a romantic history buff, you'll love Alex's challenging journey to purpose. We previously met Alex (from Philippi, West Virginia) in Rudi London's first book, The Operator Is Calling. Now we're telling his story. We learn how he grew up to fall in love with Tamlyn, which was not an easy task....

Back in the day of true wild hair, when Dickens and Twain and all were here, loved ones took time to share every word, reading out loud so hearts could be heard. Joy of forgotten, joy of love’s past; joy, come back home and read us to last. And now you know what Wild Hair Poetry is all about :)