Bo Pepperwall, a self-proclaimed Peter Pan junkie and groupie of Malcolm Forbes, strikes the Mother Lode after a lifetime of failure that included seeing his brother-in-law murdered. Thanks to an article by an alcoholic, egotistical Chicago gossip columnist, his floundering business venture, La Tinkerbelle’s a Go-Go, has customers lined up and Bo finds himself buried in money. Before he can spend a penny of his new wealth, the mother of his star attraction accidentally sets fire to the discotheque. As he wipes the soot from his eyes, Bo, along with family members, his unique collection of employees who put fun into dysfunctional, two black cats named Heckle and Jeckle and the newspaper columnist end up in front of a cantankerous judge. All are charged with violations of the Mann Act, contributing to the delinquency of minors, multiple business license and safety violations, ignoring Federal EPA laws, cruelty to animals and pornography. In a string of illogical courtroom events, Bo clears the other defendants, turns in the killer of his brother-in-law and finds love in the surprise ending to Book II of this whacky murder mystery that would make Agatha Christie cringe.

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Tess, Stan, Georgie and Gil had their idols. Tess worshipped her World War II era burlesque star, Aunt Rose and an Ojibwa Indian Chief, John Proud Bear in Lunch with a Gypsy. Georgie, a young father entangled in an affair, drew guidance from his immigrant Italian grandmother, Nana Beam’s whiskey induced lessons about repentance in I’ve Got a Secret. Stan idolized his two cantankerous grandfathers and their lesson he learned about the real world. It was the death of his wife and then his mother that led him back to his high school sweetheart from four decades ago in The One that Got Away. Thirteen year old Gil had three heroes. His Poppy Paul taught him to respect his given name, Gilead. Gil’s father formally introduced him to Wrigley Field the day after the Chicago Cubs traded Gil’s third idol, Andy Pafko to the Brooklyn Dodgers. Tragically, death claimed Gil’s father soon after and Gil later found a unique way to keep his dad’s memory alive in Trading Prushka.

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Emma Grace Waveland, a self-proclaimed Shutter Bug at twelve, finds herself transported from a safari in Disney World to Africa's Serengeti where she joins a group of professional hunters who capture wild animals for zoos. Her new adventure brings her face-to-face with deadly crocodiles, a giant rhino, a python, a lady photographer who looks like a young version of her great grandmother, hunters who resemble old movie stars and a camp cook with mysterious powers. Her family doesn't believe her when she returns from her trip, but she has evidence on her cameras' memory cards and her iPhone.

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Riley “Rocky” Stone, a twelve year old boy hiking on a family vacation in the Superstition Mountains of Arizona, finds what his grandfather tells him might be an Apache arrowhead. Riley has no idea his arrowhead possesses magic. He finds himself taken back one hundred and fifty years in history on a wild adventure back to the Superstition Mountains where he meets an old miner, Jacob “Dutch” Waltz. During his time with the Dutchman, as Jacob is called, Riley encounters U.S. Cavalry deserters, two bands of Apache warriors and an old rancher, Blind Charlie before he finds himself back home with a souvenir—a large gold nugget.

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