Huntington House Press: 15 books

A young man befriends a gentleman farmer. And later in life, learns that he has found more than just another nice person. A unique blend of reality and the paranormal, this story may send a tingle up your spine.

Ted Atoka writes about things that people have forgotten about, and he recalls the circumstances that made them so memorable. Some of these are fictional stories and some border on genuine authenticity. Reading this material may cause you to giggle, recall something you thought was forgotten, laugh...

Jitters is a short story about a professional journalist suffering from severe anxiety disorders. The most difficult thing for her to do is to recognize she has a problem. A very strong person, she overcomes that hurdle and makes an appointment with a medical specialist. What begins as a business-as-usual patient-doctor visit suddenly goes awry when she takes matters into her own hands.

Just when two lovers think everything is going well, it isn't. The next time you walk through a big city park, this short story will pop into your mind. (Adult content.)

This novella is book 1 of the Bean Town Investigations series. It’s your first opportunity to learn about the hilarious antics of a couple of private investigators from Boston. Shortly after one of them suffers an embarrassing accident, they find themselves involved in a vicious murder case. It...

Four recent college graduates take on their first job, helping two retired businesswomen turn their dream of an upscale life-care retirement facility into reality. As soon as they choose a location, their project moves ahead quickly. Construction begins in earnest, and the little group navigates through...

A hostile take over attempt, and love at second sight. The gunfire begins on a beautiful sunny day when a man called Junior drives his classic Mustang convertible down Main Street in Stopgap, Oklahoma.  He has no conception that he’s about to become part of a group that fights against a hostile...

Two retired businesswomen from Austin, Texas, share a dream. They’d like to build a life-care retirement facility that caters to world-traveled individuals who are extremely active even when at home, like themselves. They team up with four recent college graduates to bring their dream to life. As...

Villa Paradiso is a life care retirement facility. It's the brainchild of two retired businesswomen who pooled their resources to bring it into reality. Just when everything seems to be going well, it isn't. The co-founders and their staff of four recent college grads, a retired attorney, and an assortment...

Four college grads take charge of the daily operations of a life-care retirement center called Villa Paradiso. Working under the guidance of the two founders, they quickly find out that keeping pace with the residents is hard work and they must learn to cope with issues not found in college textbooks....

Every child needs a pet. However, when that pet is an attack chicken, everybody steers clesar.

Life in the Key of Gee is made up of eight short stories about people who may remind you of someone you know or once knew. Discover fortune biscuits. Read and reflect on a story about near-death experience. Learn a nearly foolproof method for keeping skunks off your property. Smile at the shenanigans...

Is it possible to live in te heart of a big city and enitee lifetime and still make life-oong friends? How strong are friendships of city dwellers, compared to friendships forged in suburban settings? Are we really different from each other? All  this and mor in News from the Hood.

It never seems to fail. When two people finally get together, something always happens to interrupt them. Montana Meet-Up is a short story about such an event.