Books with author Robert L. May

Experience the two original stories! Every year at Christmastime, young and old alike fall under the finger-snapping, joy-inspiring spell of this song. Now fans of the most famous reindeer of them all can become acquainted with the original story of “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer,” written in verse by his creator, Robert L. May, in 1939. In “Rudolph Shines Again,” Santa once again needs Rudolph to lead his sleigh on a dark, snowy Christmas eve. But mean teasing from the other reindeer causes Rudolph to lose his light! Rudolph saved Christmas once, but can he do it again - this time without his red glow? Great family entertainment this holiday season!

When Lucy tries to forget about her favorite food, her cravings become unbearable. Many of us have a favorite food, a special something we just can't do without. Twins Kate and Lucy are on holiday at a health retreat. Before long, all Lucy can think of is food. When she says, “I want a burrito supreme,” she means it. Kate, on the other hand, wants to eat healthy and tells Lucy she just needs to try harder. Always together, never apart, the twins are close but sometimes the closeness begins to chafe, and never so much as when it comes to food. When Lucy finds a solution, there is a good chance it will get them both in trouble.

Kelly Titan is the beginning of a grounded, dark and character-driven science fiction universe where the reader will explore the origin story of a villain with a mental disorder. The focus will lie heavily on character development. However, many antagonists start their journey as someone good, but the perspective will change throughout the series, later to experience the story from Kelly's new perspective as the main villain. The reader will get the chance to explore why good people turn bad, and why bad people turn good. The story will explore Kelly's path of emotions and hard choices. In my mind, characters need to evolve and have real flaws that people can relate to. This story will dive headfirst into the grey zone of choices, the birthplace of those flaws. For many people, being good was a luxury, and on a planet ruled by sweat, blood and black smoke, goodness was a commodity rarely used. It was a commodity needed to be forged by the strongest of minds.