Author of Mystery, Romance, & Poetry

When a famous doctor accepts a position at St. John’s Hospital, Dr. Roger Branford and his wife Emily are delighted to make friends with him and his wife. But shortly after Dr. Colburg begins  his practice, a horrifying disease invades the hospital. Is it contagious? And what or who introduced this deadly syndrome?

It finally strikes Dr. Roger Branford, and Emily is left praying for his life. Who or what can cure him? Tracking down the disease reveals even more terrible consequences of this syndrome that you may not want to know.

As a snowstorm begins, Dr. Roger Branford picks up an old woman from the street and takes her to St. John's Hospital. Once in the emergency room, she slips out of sight amid the crowd of incoming patients. Suddenly patients at the hospital begin to experience mysterious cures literally overnight. This phenomenon ends up on the news, and sick or injured people begin flocking to St. John's. The doctors are baffled and are even more stunned when, several days later, the cures suddenly begin to reverse.

Can these unexplainable events continue? Both doctors and police are shocked to finally find the truth and the horror that lies behind it.

This book is intended to be an extra tool for singers and teachers of voice. The living instrument that produces the sound is totally out of sight and cannot be heard accurately by the very singer who is performing the song. The ideas and instructions presented here are not meant to replace other methods of teaching voice but are intended, instead, to be an added help.

Most people respond readily to graphic images. This book seeks to employ graphic images to aid in learning a difficult art with a difficult instrument. Long before this book was written, the pictures and ideas contained here were already "tested" on hundreds of my own students with great success. My students are the reason this book has finally been written...in the hopes that these ideas may help other singers and teachers.