Mario V Farina: 90 books

These are 16 stories about women in all sorts of interesting endeavors. The titles are Woman on the Phone; Devotion; The Woman In The Diner; The Mistrial, Girl in Red; Judge's Dilemma; Mary Pickins Economist; What Was That You Said About Elopement; Nice Twin Mean Twin; I Married A Ghost; Betrayer; Terrible But I Loved It; A Reenactment To Justice; The Heavenly Sacrifice; The Therapist

Adele was not very good at being a psychic. But dowdy Silvia was going to be easy. And it was! Everything went Adele's way from the start. Suddenly unexpected events began to occur. There was a surprise occurrence at the end. Can you guess what it was before you reach the end of the story?

I was in a dream. Estelle told me she loved me. She was beautiful and I fell in love with her. It seemed that I could only meet with her in dreams. Neither she nor I could accept that idea. There was also the question of whether she truly loved me or was her love merely in my imagination. These were problems that needed solving. This story gives more details of this uncanny love situation.

Fifteen Stories of malfeasance with titles: Judge Me Fair; A Meal To End All Meals; I'll conjure You up A Fortune; Introducing That Damn Little Bocce Ball Planet; Time After Time; The Mistrial; The Ghost Town Trap; A Chaotic Scrambling Of Jupiter's Moons; Why Infinity Was Invented; Codebreaker;...

Mr. Davis, my employer, asked me to do something confidential for him, After being convinced that what he was asking was not illegal or immoral, I agreed. He wanted me to watch one of his other employees. He did not tell me the reason. I did what he asked, but, in addition, fell in love with her. This story tells why Mr. Davis wanted me to do what he asked and what the outcome was.

This book contains 18 Stories with a touch of humor. The Titles of the Stores are: Who's Shirley? Thou Art A Witch How Jeff Lost The Job Terrible But I Loved It Twenty-Four Home Groan Puns A Rolls With ESP The Woman In The Diner Fifteen Minutes Of Fame They Were Just Being Polite Remembering...

Rob had won the lottery. Twenty-three Millions Dollars. In a phone call from his daughter in law, she advised him to "Do the Right Thing!" and she made a suggestion as to what that should be. At age 77, Rob knew he was not competent enough to use the money wisely. But he wanted to do the right thing! Would you agree with what he felt the right thing was and what he did?

These are twelve love stories that the author offers of what he considers some of his best work. The stories are Let's Try Again, First Date on a Windy Day, What Was That About Eloping, I Married A Ghost, We're Too Much Alike; A Hit or Miss Match, A Magic Moment, If You Were The Only Girl...

Lorraine Smith's mother had enrolled her in an experiment intended to lengthen life. She received a letter telling her that, since she had been born an empath, she could expect to live to 150. Lorraine was married to Howard Franklin at the time and she resolved to help him live beyond her own...

This books shows scenes of Troy, New York, down town and the area around Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI).

This is a true story. It's told by the main character, himself. It's the story of Terry, a dog, with intelligence far exceeding that of a human. The story tells of his efforts to enlighten the world in many fields of endeavor. There were a few setbacks. His discovery at the end of the story about Pippie may astonish you.

Ann and I visited Cohoes today, April 15, 2016, and discovered something we already knew, but had not actually experienced. Cohoes, NY is, not only an interesting historic city, but also a beautiful one. We visited historic places like the waterfall and the mills and took photos. We hope these photos...

These are about 100 puns that were created by the author. The author believes one should never tell a pun unless he or she was the creator of it. These are so bad, they even made the cat groan. Look at the look of disgust on her face. But, perhaps all is not lost. There may be some puns in her that...

I wrote this book to celebrate that I am ninety-three and am asking whether I can tell you something? I am not the last word in anything! However, you may find some of what I say interesting, indeed, even inspiring. Why don't you read my book, then decide for yourself. That's my picture on the front cover taken at age ninety-three.