4.01 avg rating — 73 ratings

"The four books of the Thunder Valley trilogy are without doubt some of the strangest literature in Western culture. Terrible reviews by some readers not willing to put their minds and hearts into the reading experience. Tremendous reviews by readers who desire a deeper understanding of life, the universe and everything. Many have written that these books have changed their lives. Many also have stayed up all night reading them from cover to cover. Some seem to have developed temporary PTSD from the experience. These are intense books, after the first couple of chapters of setup in this first one. I have to admit I'm prejudiced toward this series; I've had the privilege of being the editor of all four books. But I'm a fan, a superfan, too. Last 'strange' part... the people of the book. Intelligent, kind people. If that's not strange in this current time, I don't know what is. And there has never been an artificial intelligence like Jay.

A fifth book in this series is being written currently. "

4.35 avg rating — 23 ratings

"When you eat at the table of the Ninth Circle, there is a price to be paid. And not the one you think."

4.80 avg rating — 10 ratings

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Commune in the 60's... big deal. But this is the first American commune... in the 1860's. Perhaps the wildest of them all. Certainly the strangest."

4.86 avg rating — 7 ratings

"The origin of 'triples', people with a third DNA strand. How Thunder Valley came to be the way it is today. But strangest, and living up to the hype that precedes it, the 'three works of Marlin'... The Bride of the Wolvenbeast, Sin of Samantha, and Her First Orgasm."