This is just a collection of all public information, leads, possible suspects, and a Q&A via E-mail, all surrounding America's unknown child. Idk why, but I've kind of been obsessed with this case and I wasn't even born until almost forty years after he was discovered. After this book is completed, I will probably write a couple more. One including my opinions on the facts and speculations of what occurred, and the other including the possible connection to the "Dear David" story, and whether the story's real or not.

[Historical Horror/Short Story] When two scientists are found impaled out on the ancient hills of Dartmoor, "Jack", a young man on his own misguided path, leaves London in search of morbid significance in his colleagues' deaths. Staying the night in a worn out inn where time stops making sense and objects move on their own, "Jack" writes home to his sweetheart in a desperate attempt to understand what is happening to him, and why he's forgetting his own name. When twisted dreams and visions of corpses begin proving all too much for him, "Jack" learns a little too late that somebody had set the stage for his downfall long ago. ••• This short story is set in 1884. Featured in the "Jack" Anthology hosted by Wattpad Stars @ShaunAllan and @GregCarrico.

~3rd Story in the Dawn Pevensie Series~ After staying with their irritating and selfish cousin, Eustace, while their older brother and sister are off on their own adventures. Lucy, Edmund, and Dawn are once again sent back to Narnia for what could be their last time ever there. They are literally plunged into the Narnian world and are saved by none other than Dawn's love from their last tip, King Caspian X himself, otherwise known as the Greatest Contradiction in Narnian History, so named by Dawn herself. Together with Caspian, the Pevensies are sent by Aslan to help retrieve the missing Lords but along the way must fight through their darkest wishes and fight temptation or risk losing themselves forever. Will Caspian's and Dawn's relationship crumble or will it hold strong as it once did or will the prospect of Dawn and her family leaving Narnia looming over their heads destroy everything.