George D. Schultz

• Jan-2015
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Have you ever wondered what it would be like if your path crosses with a significant (or maybe not all that significant) other from way out of your past? After all those yearsdecades maybewould some almost-long-forgotten romance be magically reigni...

• Feb-2014
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Have you ever been totally flummoxed? One imagines that we all have - at one time or another. But, as dumbfounded, as Jason Rutkowski?
On September 11, 2001, he's beside himself -- when so many people, in the Detroit area, appear to be completely...

• Feb-2013
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Set in the New York City metropolitan area in 1973, the book follows the suddenly changing (dramatically) life and times of forty-something Victor B. Smigelski. Divorced -- and the father of two -- he’d led a rather uneventful life in the rent-a-ca...

• Aug-2012
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Have you ever wished that you could be somebody else? Someone completely different? In a brand-new set of more favorable circumstances? Throw off your troubled (or even your nondescript) current life? That's just how Paul Marchildon, in 1963, San Ant...

• May-2011
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Perhaps you've heard of Richard Speck. He'd murdered eight nurses, in Chicago, in 1965. He was caught, tried, convicted. Sentenced to death. In 1972, The Supreme Court decided that capital punishment was "cruel and unusual punishment." All death sent...

• Oct-2009
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• May-2008
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For young Samantha Rich, the two years she'd spent as a plainclothes detective had proven to be very dull. Her career as a uniformed policewoman had been just as drab. Santa Barbara, Texas: Seldom did anything spectacular happen there.Then, someone s...

• Apr-2005
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Do you remember Mister District Attorney? Pepper Young's Family? Lights Out? Camay? Teel? "Lucky Strike Green Has Gone To War"? So did 47-year-old Jim Sidorwitz. He'd always harbored the desire to be sent back to 1939. In 1979, he realizes his wish/d...