Steve Dewinter

Fiction Silicon Valley Steve Dewinter

Table Of Contents The Real Willie Blake by Keiko O'Leary Little Willie Blake can't wait to enter the world of reading all by himself. But why does Young Reader magazine contain a drawing of his own face? And why does the caption say "I am going to take your place"? Atlantic Pyramid by Michelle Lowe The flight started out as usual for flight instructor, Heath Sharp, and his student, Gavin Cole, until a sudden storm forces them to crash into the Atlantic Ocean. The Bermuda Triangle has claimed hundreds of ships and planes over the centuries and Heath has accidentally happened upon them. Set in the center of the junkyard is an island inhabited by nearly every pilot, sailor, and passenger of those lost transporters, still alive and unchanged. The island is the centerpiece of one of the world's greatest mysteries and there is no escape for anyone caught in its web. Yet Heath refuses to believe this foggy, dark place will become his last destination and searches for the greatest unfound treasure of all: a way out. What Has Robbie Done by Marilyn Horn Robbie is a troubled boy, or so they say at school. His father is sure they have it all wrong -- or do they? In and Out of Madness by Dee Jordan "One of us must die," is the mantra of Lee Thames a bi-polar, sexually driven woman who additionally suffers from multiple personality disorder. She escapes from a mental hospital and spends a reflective five hours, hiding in her home, preparing for the perfect murder. She takes the reader on a rough ride, with her multiple personalities, through an abusive childhood, raging sexual encounters with multiple partners, and life-threatening outbursts that culminate in the act she is preparing to commit.