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Big John and the Island of Bones

Book #2 from the series: Big John

Big John Hoover and his wife Angela have just moved to Florida from Big Sur, California for John to pen a book.

But John has traded his bad food addiction for Cuban coffee, rum, and cigars.

Out of the blue, he gets attacked by a shadow being, which sends him and his wife running to a Voodoo Queen for help.

Meanwhile, Maggie May flies down to the...

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The Pearlmakers Trilogy

Book #4 from the series: The Pearlmakers

Frightened by vivid dreams of being a crew member on a Spanish galleon, La Gracia, which sank off the coast of a haunted, but charming oak lined town in Northeast Florida during the 17th century in a brutal hurricane, Teddy Dollarhide and his crew, The Pearlmakers, have been desperately searching the murky Atlantic waters around his home for the...

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Musings of an American Redhead in Thailand

Scorpion skewers.

Sun so hot it could burn your eyes out.

This is it....the place you’ve been looking for.

So toss that Lonely Planet in the trashcan and get

with a guy who knows a thing or two about the

backroads of this bizarre and beautiful place.

Get it from the horse’s mouth, not some

sinophile who has never ridden an elephant.


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Praise

He makes sure they know, though, that they are getting his creations and not necessarily something “authentic.” As Duke Tate writes in Alchemy, “Authenticity can be the kiss of death when trying to achieve a soulful habitat.”

– Nuvo Magazine

The Alchemy of Architecture by father/son duo Ken Tate and Duke Tate (Pearl) is a short quirky book about one American architect's struggle against the prevailing Modernist tide, as he seeks out meaning and "soul" in house design.

– Diana Darke, The London Times Literary Supplement

In Gifts from a Guide, there is an abundance of good advice to absorb. Life-affirming health tips for both body and soul and gathered in a handy book. Perfect as a reference book and equipped with a recommended reading list. After 105 easy-to-read pages in 20 chapters, I finished Gifts from a Guide very eager to try several of them. I warmly recommend this book, as well as the author's Return to Freedom: Breaking the Bonds of Chemical Sensitivities and Lyme Disease.

– Amazon Reader