Books
- Miracles (1989)
- Reflections (1981)
- Midnight Sailing (1975)
- Trail Of Innocence (1978)
- Satan's Sunset (1977)
- The Devil's Sonata (1976)
- Skin Deep (1978)
- Melody of Malice (1979)
- Not That Man Anymore: (A Message From Michael) (2005)
- How to Create Your Own Luck: The You Never Know Approach to Networking, Taking Chances, and Opening Yourself to Opportunity (2004)
- A Delicate Deceit (1976)
- The Devil's Sonata (1976)
- Going All the Way (1980)
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