Author Archives: Phillip Lemarque

Stella and I firmly believe through time-honored, haunted stories and personal experiences ––that have some degree of truth in them have to be told. We can say with certitude that we do not believe in the after-life, although we had … Continue reading →

In Brittany were I grew up, when I was about twelve years old. One day after school I wandered with a couple of neighborhood kids to the farm of old grouchy Marcel by the duck pond. Nobody ever dared to … Continue reading →

Working at Neverland Ranch was quite an awakening. From day one Stella and I were warned by Indian Jim of strange things happening at the ranch. “The park is built on an Indian cemetery. The Chumash tribe my people.” “What does … Continue reading →

Grand Ma’s Ghost stories I remember my grandmother, always talking about ghosts. Ghosts were part of my life growing up. I went to college, there was never any talk about ghosts then––until one day. I was driving home for Thanksgiving, … Continue reading →

Sophie and Pierre face an open safe stacked with piles of $100 bills, all hot money––stolen from older and trusting folks. Their boss a partner with the con-artist of the eighties Michael Milken who developed the high-yielding bonds market––Ouch… charged … Continue reading →

Sophie and Pierre face an open safe stacked with piles of $100 bills, all hot money––stolen from older and trusting folks. Their boss a partner with the con-artist of the eighties Michael Milken who developed the high-yielding bonds market––Ouch… charged … Continue reading →

  The two scoundrels face an incredible opportunity an open safe with piles of $100 bills. Enough money to realize all their dreams and more–Until! Money Galore Book-2 of the 5-Book series Bonjour Never Land,  tells it all.

Is money falling from the sky? The scoundrels find themselves in front of an open safe––with piles of $100 dollar bills. It’s theirs for the taking… when the unexpected happens! Money Galore the sequel to Stormy Sophie tells it all. … Continue reading →

We depend on the dumb waiter for the success of the fund raising dinner. If any thing wrong happen we are screwed,