Book Archive

Here are seven of my books presently carried by traditional publishers and how to get them:

52 Things To Do On Sabbath

This is the first book I ever got published thanks to Review and Herald Publishing Association. Since it came in 1983, it has sold 30,000 copies. Apparently I did something right. Available at Amazon.com or Adventistbookcenter.com.

The Clue in the Secret Passage

When Dee Dee and her family go to stay at her ailing grandmother’s scary old house and their treasured family Bible is lost, the ensuing search leads to some discoveries about past race relations in Mill Valley.

Book 7 in the Shoebox Kids Mystery Series by Pacific Press. The series was created by Jerry Thomas, but this book and three others were written by me. Available at Amazon.com or Adventistbookcenter.com.

The Broken Dozen Mystery

Sammy and the other Shoebox Kids learn about helping others as they search for a missing painting from the Mill Valley Art Museum.

I believe this was Book 5 in the Shoebox Kids Series. Available at Amazon.com or Adventistbookcenter.com.

The Mysterious Treasure Map

When a map in an old book leads Chris on a treasure hunt with the Shoebox Kids, he learns that the real treasure in life is in following God.

This is the first book in the Shoebox Kids mystery series, created by Jerry Thomas. This is one of four written by me. Available at Amazon.com or Adventistbookcenter.com.

The Case of the Secret Code

When Willie, confined to a wheelchair, receives coded messages signed “G.O.D.” on his computer, he needs the help of the other Shoebox Kids, as well as prayer, to identify the writer and find Willie’s missing dog.

The Case of the Secret Code was the first Shoebox Kids book written by me, but because it didn’t really involve the whole gang, it was made second in the series.

Available at Amazon and at Adventist Book Center.com.

If Tomorrow Comes: When the World Fell Apart, All They Had Was Hope : An End-Time Story [Paperback]

This book is my favorite, and continues to develop a cult following, even though it went out of print in 2005, three years after it was published by Pacific Press. It is now offered as a 2012 Edition through Prevail Publications on Smashwords, Barnes & Noble, Amazon and elsewhere.

Not My Son, Lord: A Father’s Prayer For Change in His Son’s Life Becomes a Desperate Cry to Save It

An auto accident that involved my son Matt in 2002 and led to his traumatic brain injury and subsequent recovery eventually resulted in this book. It’s still available at Amazon and Adventistbookcenter.com.

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