Forbidden Fruit is a twisted tale about Jack the Ripper. It will keep you on the edge of your seat. You will be amazed at who Jack the Ripper really is.

Forbidden Fruit

Literature & Fiction

Caudill Ph.D., Ronda L.

Genre Fiction

Full Moon Publishing, LLC

The Glass House Children of Ravenshire: The Forgotten

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Caudill, R L

Fantasy

Almost ten years after the Jack the Ripper murders, similar murders began to occur in Whitechapel once again. Follow Aleister and Lucinda Wellington and Lucian and Victoria Anderson along with familiar characters from Forbidden Fruit and newly introduced characters as they are faced with discovering who committed these gruesome murders.

Resurrected

Caudill PhD, Ronda L

In this homage to Jack London we have a 19th century Darwinian tale of the struggle for survival by a man and a wolf marooned on Zarembo Island. Situated in the panhandle of Alaska, Zarembo is an isolated, uninhabited island graced with a hideous cold, rainy climate, rugged terrain and insanely dense forest. This malevolent isle is no place anyone would wish to live, but this story explores man's ability to regress to the stone-age conditions of Zarembo. This story is an atavistic yarn revolving around the relationship between a man, sentenced to five years of penal servitude in the green hell of southeast Alaska, and a badly injured black wolf expelled from his pack. Both man and wolf are confronted by the distinct possibility of starvation as they struggle to live under the cruel, indifferent gaze of Zarembo Island. The hereditary enemies are initially bent on killing each other, but when this fails, the man-wolf relationship evolves from mutual fear to tolerance, then respect, and finally to dependence, cooperation and, perhaps, even affection.

Prisoner of Zarembo

Lowell, Gary R.

The Nickerson Snead House has a 182 years worth of history. However, the original log portion of the house has a history older than the birth of our nation, being built in the mid 1700s. More than likely Native Americans spent time on this property while traveling the path that is now Route 11 long before settlers came to America. The property housed a fort during the Revolutionary War and the French and Indian War. The house we see today was used as a field hospital during the Civil War when Dr. Nickerson Snead lived there. Later the Mason family would own the property from the late 1880s until the late 1980s. In 2004 the Caudills would find themselves the owners of the grand old Antebellum. The history of the property has certainly contributed to the hauntings of the house. Follow the journey of the property's history and discover the reasons behind the hauntings. Get a glimpse inside the house and see some photos of ghosts in The History & The Hauntings of The Nickerson Snead House.

The History & The Hauntings of The Nickerson Snead House

History

Americas

Life throws curve balls at you sometimes. Just ask Tank Telek, a twenty-two-year-old loser, whose entire life changed in an instant. Disoriented and injured from an early morning accident where his truck was totaled, Tank was cleaning his wounds in the restroom of a local bar when he hears gunshots fired. Opening the bathroom door a crack, he sees two men shoot and kill everyone in the bar. After the gunmen leave, he calls 911. The police question him at the scene and take him to headquarters for further interrogation. Eventually, the police think Tank is involved in the crime. They tell him they found no wrecked truck where he claimed he had the accident. They also inform him the apartment building where Tank says he lives doesn't exist. He is arrested and put in a common cell with other criminals. In the cell, Tank discusses his predicament with Dingo, a fellow cellmate, in hopes of getting someone to believe him. When Tank mentions he graduated high school in 2011, Dingo gets very offended. He asks Tank how he could graduate in 2011 when the year is only 1993. Throughout the book, Tank comes to terms with his incredible state of affairs. Because of his unique talents, he ends up working with the police to catch the gunmen; he gets mixed up with the Russian mob; and he becomes infatuated with a woman old enough to be his mother-all while trying to find his way forward to 2015.

A Conflict of Time

Summers, June

Science Fiction

Bigfoot – Saskwatch – Yeti – Wood Booger - no matter what you call it, there are stories from all around the world that tell of this huge, hairy creature that walks on two legs and lives around the countryside, mountains, and forest. Sightings of the creature go back hundreds of years and range all across the planet. Here, in the Southern Appalachian, the forest and mountains are endless, with areas never touched by man, but possibly by Bigfoot. In this book, Southwest Virginia’s Mountain Man, Jim Bordwine, tells the tales of Bigfoot Sightings in the this region, from the perspective of a man who has known these mountains for a lifetime, and his family for lifetimes before.

The Mountain Man's Stories of Bigfoot

Bordwine, Jim

Rzigalinski, Dr. Beverly

The Randolph County Asylum was the location of misery and death for many unfortunate enough to find themselves locked away involuntarily within its rooms. Only two years after opening as a poor farm in 1851, it burned to the ground, taking with it the screaming souls of its trapped occupants. It was on this unhallowed ground that a newer, larger building was raised. The asylum sat quietly as its new inhabitants moved in and began giving it life, through the loss of their own. Since it was first built, it has welcomed scores of spirits into its gloomy rooms and hallways. Many of the 200 who died here were not temporary guests, but are those who came. . .and never left.Join SRS Paranormal and others as they come face-to-face with the spirits of the Randolph County Asylum.Welcome to the Field of Fears.

Field of Fears: The Haunting of Randolph County Asylum

O'Keefe, Pat

Follow Black Diamond Paranormal Society on their paranormal investigation adventures at some of the most famous historic sites in the Appalachias.

Ghosts of Pocahontas, Virginia and the Hauntings of the Appalachias

Shortridge, Rodney

Strange days in St. Baarlam, Illinois: Routine Dept. of Transportation excavation has uncovered a city of stone built by an unknown race and in it a flaming sword of crystal, golden tablets in an unknown alphabet, mass graves of decapitated skeletons with stakes jammed in their mouths. What does it all mean? The Mormon's Avenging Angel, Chief Fear of the Chaddhu Nation, Aunt Paula the town mystic, crooked archeologists, a funny little DOT man who reeks of sulphur and leaves unexplained fires in his wake don't care what it means. They just want that priceless ancient loot. And it's up to the intrepid homeless vet and detective Peter Pike and his on-again, off-again squeeze Tina the salon owner to sort out the truth. And make it out alive. Why do they call Pike Vietnam Johnny anyway?

Peter Pike and the Murderous Mormons

Fandek, Neal W.

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