Pattaya Beach, by John Elray
ISBN  978-0-9707776-9-0
Softcover (Coming soon) and e-book, 242 pages

Fah, a twenty-two year-old farm girl from Thailand's rural northeast has moved to Pattaya City to do the one thing that has any hope of bringing her decent money – work in the sex trade. Her goal: land a well to do foreigner who can deliver her and her family from a subsistence life. Ed, a recent arrival from America, looks like he might just be the one. What Fah doesn’t know, however, is that Ed is a deeply disturbed man who has traveled to Thailand to kill his nemesis, Bill (Fah's employer), in retaliation for an imagined betrayal. What Ed doesn't know is that he's about to fall in love – and that's when all the trouble begins.       More...         Buy now!

Khalifah, by John Elray
ISBN  0-9707776-2-0
Softcover and e-book, 336 pages

A forced Muslim convert defies all odds to become the supreme ruler of an empire that stretches from Egypt to Persia in this drama which pits Arab against Arab during the Muslims' rise to power in the seventh century AD.       More...         Buy now!

The Caliph, by John Elray
ISBN  960-04-2560-4
Softcover, 448 pages

Khalifah, Greek Translation - Kedros Publishers, Athens.       More...         Buy now!

Vintage Maddog, by Robert Scott McKinnon
ISBN  978-0-9707776-3-8
E-book, 240 pages

Maddog McDermutt, the world’s greatest retired-to-the-pen Greyhound trainer, first appeared on the pages of The Greyhound Review many years ago. Maddog offered its readers all kinds of advice on a regular basis and provided them a steady diet of satirical short stories that continue to be sought after to this day. True to form, Vintage Maddog presents sixteen of the best of these classic and irreverent adventures as told by the master himself from the heyday of Greyhound racing.       More...         Buy now!

Lost and Found in Thailand, by Sal Chong
ISBN  978-0-9707776-0-7
Softcover and e-book, 88 pages

Sal Chong is in a world of hurt living with his future ex-wife in San Jose California. His life is in a rut and he's desperate for a change. He discovers that his friends Tyrone, Veejay and Kato are planning a junket to Thailand and finagles himself an invitation to what will be a landmark and life-changing journey.       More...         Buy now!

Missing Link, by Belle Beuckus
Softcover, Approx. 400 pages

A forensic anthropologist takes what appears to be a wrong turn down the human evolutionary trail only to discover the key to mankind’s existence.
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