Books published by publisher Fantasy Books Publishing, LLC

Christmas is a special time. It's the time when we share the joys and treasures of our lives with those we love. Though fiction, Bruce uses the threads of compassion, love, and joy combined with memories of his childhood and the glaring headlines from the daily news papers to weave a rich tapestry of heart-warming stories. This collection of short stories serves as a reminder that the greatest treasure is in your heart.

Andrew and the Wild Turkey is about a boy who thinks picking on others is okay. While taking a trip to Florida with his family, Andrew and his brothers meet a toad named Eyes. Eyes is very well known for finding animals and reptiles in the ponds and swamps. When Eyes finds out that Andrew wanted his help to find alligators so he could wrestle one, Eyes was not happy. Eyes warned the boys that bullies are not welcome and hopped off. However, Brad and Andrew kept looking for an alligator. They soon stumble across Papa Dock. Soon, Andrew and his brothers learned that behaving this way was wrong.

Hello, young reader, My name is Campy. I am a cat. People call me Campy because I like to travel by camper. My main goal in life is to see the world and to hear stories about what I see. I have risked a few of my nine lives to see some of Belgium, France, Portugal, Spain, Northern Africa, and Italy. Now I am on my way to see some of the Balkans. That is the region of Europe between the Adriatic Sea and the Aegean Sea. Join me for some exciting traveling! Good reading! Campy

Hello, young reader, My name is Campy. I am a cat. People call me Campy because I like to travel by camper. My main goal in life is to see the world and to hear stories about what I see. I have risked a few of my nine lives to see some of Belgium, France, Portugal, Spain, Northern Africa, and Italy. Now I am on my way to see some of the Balkans. That is the region of Europe between the Adriatic Sea and the Aegean Sea. Join me for some exciting traveling! Good reading! Campy

By age ten, Shane thinks if he can handle the punishment, no one can really make him pay for the crime. Shane first delves into a life of delinquency by stealing bikes and pawning them to the local drug dealers. But it is not long after he buys his first gun that he murders the ice cream lady in cold blood. In just twenty-four hours, Shane officially transforms from a petty thief into a ruthless killer and drug slinger who, by the age of eighteen, accumulates over a million dollars. As Shane continues to murder without shame, he meets Cindy, a stripper who steals his heart and eventually gives birth to his first child, Junior. Despite Cindy's pleas to leave his life of crime behind, Shane seeks revenge for a shooting that leaves him fighting for his life. After murdering a neighborhood pastor and his mother, Shane marries Cindy and begins pimping-a decision that eventually lands him in jail and leaves Junior to begin his own ambitious rise through the darkness that lurks in the streets. Mother Nature's Mistake presents a raw, chilling account of life in the ghetto as two men separated by generations attempt to bridge the gap between family, manhood, and themselves.

This book is the true story of my son, Aiden, who really wanted to get braces for his spacy teeth. I, as a mom, did not think he needed braces and thought that his teeth were fine; but he found a way, when he had his dentist appointment, to get the dentist to convince me to get him braces, which he felt-and the dentist knew-he needed. At the end, I really saw a difference in Aiden and how his confidence really shone through after receiving his braces. So this book is really about a young boy who could not convince his mom about something he really knew he needed but found a way for a professional adult to do it for him.

By age ten, Shane thinks if he can handle the punishment, no one can really make him pay for the crime. Shane first delves into a life of delinquency by stealing bikes and pawning them to the local drug dealers. But it is not long after he buys his first gun that he murders the ice cream lady in cold blood. In just twenty-four hours, Shane officially transforms from a petty thief into a ruthless killer and drug slinger who, by the age of eighteen, accumulates over a million dollars. As Shane continues to murder without shame, he meets Cindy, a stripper who steals his heart and eventually gives birth to his first child, Junior. Despite Cindy's pleas to leave his life of crime behind, Shane seeks revenge for a shooting that leaves him fighting for his life. After murdering a neighborhood pastor and his mother, Shane marries Cindy and begins pimping-a decision that eventually lands him in jail and leaves Junior to begin his own ambitious rise through the darkness that lurks in the streets. Mother Nature's Mistake presents a raw, chilling account of life in the ghetto as two men separated by generations attempt to bridge the gap between family, manhood, and themselves.

It's about Jesus in school in seventh grade, his teacher, and classmates who don't believe him when he answers questions with what he will actually do as an adult. It follows his teacher to the realization that he is the savior. It is broken down into chapters. The first chapter deals with him in school giving answers that are not understood. Each of the chapters deals with a particular subject matter like math, PE, science. The teacher is concerned about his future because of his inability to focus on reality. It's clear that Jesus knows who he is, but those around him do not. The final chapter deals with the teacher's awakening and realization about who Jesus is. After retiring, the teacher starts hearing about a man who is doing all the things that Jesus spoke about as a child. The realization grows after hearing each thing-that Jesus is the Messiah and the teacher's savior.

It's about Jesus in school in seventh grade, his teacher, and classmates who don't believe him when he answers questions with what he will actually do as an adult. It follows his teacher to the realization that he is the savior. It is broken down into chapters. The first chapter deals with him in school giving answers that are not understood. Each of the chapters deals with a particular subject matter like math, PE, science. The teacher is concerned about his future because of his inability to focus on reality. It's clear that Jesus knows who he is, but those around him do not. The final chapter deals with the teacher's awakening and realization about who Jesus is. After retiring, the teacher starts hearing about a man who is doing all the things that Jesus spoke about as a child. The realization grows after hearing each thing-that Jesus is the Messiah and the teacher's savior.