Set in Connecticut and New York, this is the story of a prosperous suburban commuter whose future happiness is threatened by a responsibility he incurred as a soldier.

Novel, based on historical fact, about the Greenland patrol, which operated 1942-1945, during World War II.

Fortyish man, financially and spiritually bankrupt, sees the chance for a new life when he meets a young woman to accompany him on a deep sea treasure hunt.

This is an account of how the author abandoned the comforts his career as a novelist had brought in order to pursue a lifelong dream. He "got himself a 54-foot power yacht and went to sea with his wife and their two-year-old daughter, Jessie. The 'Pretty Betty' sailed the Wilsons down to Florida, [and] cruised to the Bahamas."

1963. Tom Rath, finds his dream of suburban bliss turning into a kind of genteel craziness. Tom is not alone - the rest of the world seems to be going crazy too. John Kennedy is assassinated. Tom's wife maybe having an affair and his career in broadcasting is heading for the rocks.

Set at an elite Maine resort the lovestruck Johnny and woman/child Molly struggle to cope with adult emotions. Johnny, Molly and their parents discover that love will find a way.