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	While chasing a dream he could not fulfill, Campbell Smith is searching for answers as to why survivors of hurricanes, himself included, would risk life, family, and wealth to return again and again to the Gulf Coast. What is this love affair with the seashore? Margaret, the woman he has loved since nineteen, is addicted to seashore living -- even after losing so much in two hurricanes, 1875 and 1886, and fervently believes there is no quality of life away from the coast. She wishes to die there, but not in Indianola, Texas where she lost her family and business. More Info

While chasing a dream he could not fulfill, Campbell Smith is searching for answers as to why survivors of hurricanes, himself included, would risk life, family, and wealth to return again and again to the Gulf Coast. What is this love affair with the seashore?

Margaret, the woman he has loved since nineteen, is addicted to seashore living -- even after losing so much in two hurricanes, 1875 and 1886, and fervently believes there is no quality of life away from the coast. She wishes to die there, but not in Indianola, Texas where she lost her family and business.

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	Sheriff Art Simonds is ready to retire and turn the department reins over to the first black sheriff ever t be elected in DeWitt County, Texas. Simonds is well aware of known sex offenders living in the county who have to register every birthday, each vehicle change, each move to another location. Life is ordered and he is resting out his days in office when a teen-ager disappears. More Info

Sheriff Art Simonds is ready to retire and turn the department reins over to the first black sheriff ever t be elected in DeWitt County, Texas. Simonds is well aware of known sex offenders living in the county who have to register every birthday, each vehicle change, each move to another location. Life is ordered and he is resting out his days in office when a teen-ager disappears.

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	Campbell Smith, hot-tempered red head, is a self-righteous man who weakens under pressure in attempting to prove himself adequate to frontier life, and adequate provider over and above his wife's wealth. March, 1812, he is standing at his assigned post, a sentry on the rebuilt walls of Fort Stone. He resents his freezing assignment. After surviving the devastation of the 1811-1812 earthquakes in southeastern Illinois Territory, what else could be so dangerous as to need a watchman? A pre-1812 War strike, that's what. More Info

Campbell Smith, hot-tempered red head, is a self-righteous man who weakens under pressure in attempting to prove himself adequate to frontier life, and adequate provider over and above his wife's wealth. March, 1812, he is standing at his assigned post, a sentry on the rebuilt walls of Fort Stone. He resents his freezing assignment. After surviving the devastation of the 1811-1812 earthquakes in southeastern Illinois Territory, what else could be so dangerous as to need a watchman? A pre-1812 War strike, that's what.

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	When the Earthquakes Spoke is a fast moving novel of pioneers and settlers struggling to open up the southern part of the Illinois Territory in the early 1800s, when disaster struck their world in the forms of a series of earthquakes. The setting is basically in an area surrounded by the Wabash, Ohio, and Mississippi Rivers.The effect of the earthquakes of 1811-1812 on the lives of freedom-seeking farmers, trappers, squatters, titled land holders, miscreants, dissatisfied taxpayers, business people, and the newly-trained American soldier, is vividly described.Although the book contains bloodshed, dark secrets, light romance, ingrained bitterness, entrepreneurship, bonding, trust and distrust, it is light and easy reading. More Info

When the Earthquakes Spoke is a fast moving novel of pioneers and settlers struggling to open up the southern part of the Illinois Territory in the early 1800s, when disaster struck their world in the forms of a series of earthquakes. The setting is basically in an area surrounded by the Wabash, Ohio, and Mississippi Rivers.The effect of the earthquakes of 1811-1812 on the lives of freedom-seeking farmers, trappers, squatters, titled land holders, miscreants, dissatisfied taxpayers, business people, and the newly-trained American soldier, is vividly described.Although the book contains bloodshed, dark secrets, light romance, ingrained bitterness, entrepreneurship, bonding, trust and distrust, it is light and easy reading.

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