T J Robertson: 64 books

Often the subject of death is awkward, unpleasant, and even taboo but here it's both amusing and insightful.

No matter how good their intentions may be, sometimes those, trying to cheer up a hospital patient, cause the patient, family, and friends to lose patience.

When Archibald Ashcroft, an English tourist, mistakenly goes into the ladies' room of a Boston hotel, its occupants, Matilda Battles and her faithful companion, Leticia Echoes, unleash their fury upon him--a fury without end.

In a case of love at first sight an amorous bank teller falls for a masked robber.

When Mrs. Fogarty enters a pizzeria and orders a plain pizza, she puts the patience of the owner, Mr. Rossi, who prides himself on satisfying his customers, to the acid test.

Ella Mentry, a simple country girl, forsakes Rich Feller, her bedridden benefactor and boyfriend, and pursues Ken Hurt, a well-heeled orthopedic surgeon.

The author ponders the transience of the beauty of movie stars.

Although Ted Clifford, an avid kayaker, manages to fight off a shark, he ends up in the water, unconscious. A young woman, seeing his plight, swims out and brings him to shore. Using mouth-to-mouth resuscitation, she restores his breathing. In and out of consciousness, he catches a glimpse of her...