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It's the late 1960's, and Robert Macon heads off to a small Christian college. Eager and hopeful, it's there that he expects to find friendship, love, and God. He couldn't have been more wrong. Instead, he meets a merciless, strict set of rules and forces that seem set against him. Excluded, confused, and longing for acceptance, he delves into the provocative counterculture of flower-power and fre...

Doby, a curious and resourceful software engineer plays an online computer game that rapidly invades his computer and consumes his life. The game introduces Doby to Lynette, a sensual and shockingly intuitive character. She knows so much about him . . . Surely she must be more than virtual?

LOVE AND LOSS IN A CULTURE SEDUCED BY LEGALISM AND RELATIVISM: Robert Macon returns to California to face the demons of his past, where he makes a shocking discovery that the choices he made years ago have had significant effects. And through this he confronts the biggest challenge of his life.

Cass Tell is an author who guards his privacy. He doesn’t want to engage with the media, be interviewed, and use email or any other form of electronic media. He is a recluse and in this regard might be compared to other authors like J.D. Salinger, Thomas Pynchon, and to some extent, Cormac McCarthy. This provides an interesting marketing differentiation from many of today’s novelists who const...