Dwayne Phillips: 116 books

A stranger walks into a two-man tech company and offers them a million-dollar app - no charge. He talks about "interested persons." Is his offer too good to be true?

Karl's wife has a few things for him to do on a Saturday. However, every time he tries to start a job, he faces a garage that is out of control.

People on the streets are acting crazy. Several observers and analysts at a think tank are tasked with discovering why and finding a solution. Can they do so before they too are infected with this craziness?

A man finds an old book in an antique store. Someone filled the pages with writing in the margins. It is some type of diary from the second world war, but the pages are linked cryptically. Can the man and a friend decipher the secret of the old book?

Nelson stumbles into a tiny restaurant somewhere in Alabama. The place is a treasure trove of chats with interesting people. Nelson goes out of his way two months later to revisit the place, but things have changed.

Chris Thomas takes his grandson William hunting for the first time. What William doesn't know is that it is also the first time for the grandfather.

Mr. Hayden left Bobby alone in the woods to do a simple job - pull barbed wire out of the trees. A couple of other boys would be along later to check on Bobby. Events, however, spun this out of control and to a life-threatening day.

The complete saga of a flight crew trapped at 30,000 feet with a plane full of zombies. They make their way to the ground only to be thrust into a small town struggling to survive the coming hordes of zombies from a major city.

Carl works hard. Every project must succeed, every project. Are successes cause for celebration or relief?

This is a lesson in consulting. It is for talking with a person who knows what is good for them, but can't seem to do it. In the example given, the topic is going to a retreat. Almost any topic could be substituted for it.

I reject moves into a tiny mobile home that his great uncle bought after World War II. He great aunt feeds him while he sweats and shivers and writes with pencil and paper.

Each day Nicholas Furr goes to the library. He reads, but that is not why he spends his day in the library. Instead, he uses the little pencils next to the card catalog computer; he uses paper from the trash can, and he uses the Internet computers to write one hour each day.

A writer has a cabin by the lake for a week to write. Everything was perfect. Then a predator arrives - a small brown mouse. Can the writer defeat the mouse all alone without outside help?

In the future, all motor vehicles drive themselves. You summon one, it comes to you, and you ride. Yawn. A few people want to have some fun. The people administering the system learn that they system worked to well to do anything.