Pilar Marti, the first female Secretary-General of the United Nations, starts her day on the 38th floor of the lavish New York building. Across the globe, a Somali woman struggles to prevent her two children from dying of thirst. Veto is the story of how Pilar fights for this family's survival. In the process she discovers that the US ambassador uses his veto power to block her efforts and to further his own oil interests. Pilar responds by calling for a Constitutional Convention to reform the UN and help the underdeveloped countris.

Sacagawea has a son with one of the people on Lewis and Clark's expedition. Jean-Baptiste grows up crossing 3 worlds, the Native American, the American, and the European. He learns much but never really finds his own place.

Two people strive in the fight between Good and Evil. They are separated by years, but not as separate as would appear. The epic journey is detailed, enlightening and well written.

Gaea, Mother Earth, sets out to stop Man from destroying her and her creatures. She visits several of her relatives in the Greek pantheon as well as a trip to Heaven and visit with some interesting saints.