Miscellaneous Personalities — C.D. Moulton

Miscellaneous Personalities collectionA Very Scenic TrapNancy Ann Gilders had married Harry Silvers after knowing him only eleven days. He was very wealthy, she was comfortable, but not rich. They spent four years in a very happy marriage. They traveled to many places. Then he was murdered with a very rare and hard-to-trace poison. He left a daughter and son and Nancy Ann. All three had apparently been cleared in the murder. All three became very personally wealthy at his death. Nancy Ann had to get away. She made plans with the daughter to take a trip. Then it got scary. Was someone trying to get rid of all three heirs?Alligators Ain't AllAl Rhamer discovers a body by the canal. It is mutilated a bit. The police say it was Old Rocky, the local alligator. Al doesn't accept that for one second. The body was dry. A gator takes its prey into the water, and other things. Al investigates, along with one of the police. It leads to some kind of deal where the FBI becomes involved. Good BiA sort of study of a bi-sexual life in the discovery stages. Mike discovers he is a sex addict. He decides to be honest about it. He stays with a gay man he met in high school and with a woman he was trying to date, and with two men from the office, and with anyone who could spare the time and energy. He realises this can't continue. He and the gay man and his favorite woman friend go on a trip to the mountains where he comes to grips with his life. He discovers why he is like he is. Inverted ParadiseA man is offered a vacation on a tropical island, all expenses paid. He arrives and is met with a fantastic tropical island peopled by physical gods and goddesses in a society that seems made for paradise. Why is he there at all? What is behind strange happenings? How has he changed? What does his companion's gangster father have to do with it?What happens if this paradise turns into an inverted paradise?View From the MiddleA vacation in Central America. A stop for one week in Bocas del Toro, Isla Col?n. A