Teutonic Tales is a fascinating and intriguing reading journey through Germany during the mid and late Twentieth Century. These stories feature this history and legend-rich country as the stage for every emotion and human dilemma from romantic love to the love between two brothers. From the fierce storms of the last World War to the duplicity and behind the scenes action of the Cold War. And through it all is the love of God and the eternal war between good and evil. Now available on Amazon.

Adventura Highway is the story of one woman's female heroic journey. It is also the tale of how two brothers who were torn apart by years of hatred and jealousy, finally reconcile. It is furthermore a reminder that guardian angels can intervene in our lives and in ways and guises that are most unexpected. Now available on Amazon.

Published by Everlasting Publishing under my pseudonym Lonya Avery.

Phnom Penh Concerto, by the author of Gaiko, Dollmaker, and Adventura Highway is the story of Bronson Dave Avery, a schoolteacher with a secret who works with disabled children in Cambodia. Answering his own personal call to destiny, he is thrown into the hellish drama that transformed Cambodia during the rise of Pol Pot. Through his extraordinary journey he meets a temperamental music composer from California, a crusty newsman from Washington State, and an expatriate Marine Corps major turned cult leader. Together, they learn the meaning of life and the transformative importance of friendship despite adversity.

Gaiko, has as its background life as it was with all of its brutalities and heroism in Vietnam during Japanese occupation during World War Two. Many were the men and women who struggled for their freedom and the life of their countries! Many lives were lost, but at the same time many lasting romances and friendships were born! Then the Japanese came out with the ultimate weapon. To discover the ultimate fate of Vietnam, then known as French Indochina, and the world, but sure to read Gaiko!

Gaiko is a historical fiction novel about Vietnam, which was then called French Indochina, during World War Two. While there is a lot in it concerning the agonies of the Indochinese under Japanese occupation, this novel also features a wealth of romance, intrigue, fast-paced action, and heroism. There are also a lot of fascinating mysteries featured concerning the World War, the spy networks that were involved in it on both sides, and the romantic entanglements that evolved in spite of and because of the cruel mutabilities of the conflict. Every war has its secrets and World War Two was no exception.

Dollmaker is a historical review of a war many would just as soon forget. But Dollmaker is different. It provides the reader with an alternative outcome. Call it historical revisionism with a twist of bitter truth. From this unique vantage the war in Vietnam is experienced through the life and actions of an unlikely leader; a charismatic woman named Le Bon or Ladybon who isn't democratic, isn't communist, and is not going to take the back seat to the Americans in the conduct of the war. Breaking traditional gender roles, she ascends to the highest pinnacles of power organizing a grassroots paramilitary force called the Blue Shirts. All during this time, a gung-ho Marine named Mike Grant is working his way up the ladder of military prestige and influence. When the female Vietnamese firebrand and the ambitious American meet, the war, its outcome, and the world would never be the same again.

Dollmaker is available in original and abridged edition.