Wm Mccall: 8 books

What happened to Mars’ vast oceans? How did rocks from Mars get here on Earth? Why are there submerged cities here on Earth? Why are our oceans over three hundred feet higher than they were at one time. Melting glaciers? No way. Although The Oceans of Mars is Science Fiction, it provides at lease one possible explanation for the disappearance of Mars’ great oceans.

What are the Earth Agreements? What are those things that lie within man’s subconscious that keep the human race at war? That cause man’s inhumanity to man? That allow cruelty to exist? The heroes of this story, three doomed astronauts who are rescued by an advanced civilization find that it has answers for these questions.

Ellie Munro, a young Scottish girl, contracts an illness that confines her to bed. Her prayers to be healed are heard by an angel who visits her promising that she will one day be healed by a miracle, and that Ellie must wait for it. Unobtrusively interwoven and integral to the story are examples of nature’s wonders.

This is the remarkable and (mostly) true story of the Arabian stallion, Witez, born in Poland in 1938. Son of the renowned Ofir and the beautiful mare Federacja, Witez had a remarkably adventurous life. In his first, and very formative, year, he was cared for and trained by an eleven year old girl...

In 1879, San Francisco’s city fathers, searching for a way to help their city shed its depraved reputation of “Baghdad by the Bay” decided that a symphony orchestra was needed. Accordingly, they commissioned Justin Porter, a young lawyer with musical knowledge to search for a man who could create...

It has been said that there are no new stories, that every conceivable plot has been explored, that each “new” story is an iteration of some oft told tale. Yet, dear reader, in this story I believe that you will find adventure and love between a man and a woman of a sort that has not been told...

This is a love story that tests the proposition that for love to endure through the ups and downs of life there must be an abiding trust between partners. In this story that trust is severely tested but saved by the grace and truth in the word belief: to know with the heart. Ostersund is a beautiful...

This novel is for all who love Ireland, it’s myths, its people and the land itself. This story is about the best of all those things. An Irishwoman named Aideen, a PhD graduate of Trinity College wrote to me, “Your book is magnificent! You captured all the best of characteristics of Irish people in earlier days – love of the land, unwavering loyalty to friends and storytelling