Multi Media Publications Inc : 23 books

The lure of the open plain, boots, chaps and cowboy hats makes us think of a different and better way of life. The cowboy code of honor is an image that is alive and well in our hearts and minds, and its wisdom is timeless. Using ranch based stories, author Michael Gooch, a ranch owner,...

In Titanic Lessons in Project Leadership we see how "small" and easily overlooked behavioral and communication issues can aggregate through a project to become seemingly unthinkable errors. It is critical that project managers and leaders have the skills to deal effectively with...

It is the 1860s and colonial Australia is no longer just a dumping ground for the pitiful throw-offs of harsh English justice. This cruel system has sent thousands off to the penal colony for the pettiest of crimes, and few will ever see their homeland again. The colony is rapidly taking on a new...

There is a fine line between assisted-suicide and murder, and Dr. Marc Hobson, a physician psychiatrist, is torn in distinguishing between the two.   Without laying a malicious finger on a patient, he is able to seal their doom. The telephone and his immense charisma are his accomplices....

Research has shown that most projects fail not because of technological issues but, rather, issues related to people such as a lack of (or poor) communication, inadequate leadership, unclear lines of authority, and poor motivation. Dealing with individual behaviors, organizational culture, and internal...

Lee Bishop, a hardware sales rep, decides to make his last cross-country sales trip by car instead of flying. One of his main reasons was to stop in the town in Iowa where he went to school, both to see the school again and to visit with his old college roommate who is now the president of the local...

In this second book of the Dottie Flowers series, Dottie and her friend, Mabel Scattergood, fly to Europe for a month’s vacation, courtesy of Tom Snead. Because of Tom’s dubious reputation, Dottie has misgivings about the trip. At Tom’s house in St. Siffret, her doubts seem well-founded when...

“Serial murder is not a new phenomenon.  It probably began with the most primitive of societies thousands of years ago.” “[Serial killers] are not psychologically complete human beings, even though they can mimic and play roles.” — Helen Morrison, M.D., My Life Among...

On the night of October thirteenth, the Hunter's Moon descended upon the quiet town of White Chapel. As Sara Bishop drifted off to sleep under its soft illumination, the full moon seemed to have brought with it something far more sinister than a warm glow. At once, the nightmare started....