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This is the story of my life as I remember it so others would know

Demons in the Pleasant Valley Hills is a gripping, hopeful, lust fueled, philosophical journey, that follows the adventures of a group of compassionate, beautiful, and idealistic young friends. As the friends forget their inhibitions, and get lost in a world of wild sexuality, the plot unravels with the discovery of a missing woman's body.

A novel loosely based around an incestuous Kings County mountain clan known as the Goler’s the story is told through the eyes of three main characters. Donald Hucksworth is the mentally ill bumbling grandson who loves exploring the sewer; Elizabeth Hucksworth is his Grandmother, the elderly woman with a fearsome and secretive reputation with her own dark past; While Ernie Goler is the cruel and sadistic sex offender who’s recently been released after a long stretch spent in a New Brunswick penitentiary.

The Devils of Truro is an an unforgettable fictional story based on what may have happened in three unsolved murders hanging over the town of Truro, Nova Scotia. The three main characters are 20-year-old Donald and Jane, naïve and romantically involved, and John Cook, who is the father of one of the missing victims, struggling in grief to find answers in his son's disappearance. Based on the author's experiences, the book's protagonists, Donald and Jane, stumble upon the truth of the crimes and the killers who are responsible.

Following on the popularity of his best seller The Art of War for Executives, author Donald G. Krause, along with co-author Jeff Carter, reveals practical advice for outmaneuvering opponents and achieving success, effectively transferring tactics for winning at Texas hold 'em to every competitive arena.

This work, a book of part fiction and part nonfiction, argues persuasively of a profoundly important, if controversial, message of hope for the entire world. The writing of this book was inspired and carefully written down after the writers continuously unfolding experiences of perceiving clear, and mysterious schizophrenia revealed thoughts, that he argues don't actually originate from his own mind.

When the character Donald, who has the illness paranoid schizophrenia, gets committed to the high security forensic unit of the Nova Scotia Hospital, he has no idea that he's about to spend the next twenty-five years of his life there. As he struggles to keep hope alive, in the aftermath of a horrific mass shooting in his hometown, he finds himself confined to a cell on the forensic ward surrounded by notorious mass murderers and serial killers.

With luscious scenes of sparkling blue ocean, beautiful architecture, and tantalizing seductive food, this unforgettable erotic journey starts in Nova Scotia, goes to Montreal, and finally leads to the discovery of Paris.