Wilhelm, Kate

When he was a kid, Teddy Wendover had an accident that left him stunted at the mental age of eight. Physically, he's six-foot-two and twenty-eight years old, but he acts and thinks just like a little boy. Could this big little boy be a killer? Someone has murdered one of Oregon's congressmen, and it doesn't seem to be a coincidence that this politician led the field trip during which Teddy's accident occurred almost twenty years ago.

The McNair children must face the terrible truth behind their parents' deaths.

Twenty-two years ago, author David Etheridge and the state senator Robert McCrutchen were suspected murderers. Now, Etheridge is back in Eugene, Oregon, just before McCrutchen is found dead in his home. Etheridge is looking at a double charge and a cold case file about to become hot. Attorney Barbara Holloway has her work cut out for her to get him off the hook.

An isolated post-holocaust community is determined to preserve itself and civilization through cloning.

Twelve science fictions, by the author, ranging from the harrowing to the humorous, from the charming to the strange.

The McNair children, Kevin, Amy, Liz, and Brian, have been raised to believe that family is the most important thing in the world, and when both of their parents die unexpectedly, they take whatever steps necessary to stay together, and become trapped in their own web of lies.