Part I of this book attributes only one source used for inspiration in creating the stories. It is a Calendar. Each illustration attached to every month of that Calendar, from long, long ago, pleaded for life. If you have never had a character cry out to you begging to become an integral part of an episode so important to that character and its existence, then you have probably slept very comfortably at night. The author did not. Until the final word was written for the final month, and the messages from that Calendar were completed to become a part of an uneven dozen, his nights were restless. Part II is also an uneven dozen. There are only ten stories. Once again the author was faced with a dilemma. This time there was no single source, other than imagination, consisting of experiences, fears, beliefs and, of course, things that go bump in the night.

PERIHELION EXPRESS Captain Gregory Desoto, his three capable protégés, and a computer genius, known as "Spider Web, Bruce," all of whom you will come to know and trust as if they are your brothers, plan and deliver miraculous three day voyages aboard the Perihelion Express, through phenomena in the skies, for their very lucky passengers who each pay a paltry sum of one half million dollars for the ride. Anyone who has taken the cruise will attest that it is the bargain of a lifetime, and you will soon understand why.

Volume contains: (People ex rel Manhattan Square Beresford, Inc. v. Sexton) (Mayer v. Jac. Feinberg & Son, Inc.) (Mayer v. Jac. Feinberg & Son, Inc.) (Mayer v. Jac. Feinberg & Son, Inc.) (Mayer v. Jac. Feinberg & Son, Inc.) (Metropolitan Savings Bank v. Tuttle) (Matter of Millens) (Sanders v. Keim) (Sanders v. Keim) (Sanders v. Keim) (Sanders v. Keim) (Missall v. Palma) (Missall v. Palma) (Moehlenpah v. Lefcort) (Moehlenpah v. Lefcort) (People ex rel Morriale v. Dr. Branham) (People ex rel Morriale v. Dr. Branham) (People ex rel Morriale v. Dr. Branham) (Morris v. Chemical Bank & Trust Co.) (Morris v. Chemical Bank & Trust Co.) (Matter of Muldoon) (Matter of Muldoon) (County of Nassau v. Davis) (County of Nassau v. Davis) (County of Nassau v. Davis) (County of Nassau v. Davis)