title: Story: The Way of Water
author: Story
description: "Author Anne Lenehan gets into the soul and other deepest reaches of this extraordinary man, giving us wondrous insight.." -- <i>Colin Burgess, author of over a dozen books, including Teacher in Space: Christa McAuliffe and the Challenger Legacy</i><br /><br />"He was always talking about the beauty of many things he saw... to me, that was him all the time." -- <i>John Blaha, Shuttle and MIR astronaut</i><br /><br />A long, diversion-packed biography about the life of a guy who happened to be an astronaut, among other things. -- <i>Florida Today</i><br /><br />An interesting, well-written book... Story Musgrave is a philosopher and poet looking for beauty and spirituality in his life. -- <i>The Space Review</i><br /><br />Anne Lenehan presents ... the emotions, philosophy and wishes of an over achiever and a very sensual, warm individual. -- <i>Universe Today</i><br /><br />I not only relive my life, I even get to know Story in ways that I had never experienced before. -- <i>Story Musgrave</i><br /><br />Nominated for the 2004 Eugene M. Emme Astronautical Literature Award -- <i>American Astronautical Society</i><br /><br />Told with detail, yet in a friendly, engrossing style of narration - as enjoyable to read as it is uplifting. -- <i>Mid West Book Review</i>
zlib_text: In His Alien Hands
   
  by
  C. L. Scholey
  Juliet Cardin
  
   
   
  In His Alien Hands
  Water Warriors: copyright © 2016, C. L. Scholey
  Trace of Humanity: copyright © 2016, Juliet Cardin
  ISBN: 9781944270421
  Publisher: Beachwalk Press, Inc.
  Electronic Publication: September 2016
  Editor: Lynne Sully
  Cover: Fantasia Frog Designs
   
  eBooks are not transferable. No part of this book may be used or reproduced without written
  permission, except in the case of brief quotations in articles and reviews.
   
  These stories are a work of fiction and any resemblance to persons, living or dead, or places, events,
  or locales is purely coincidental. The characters are productions of the authors’ imagination and used
  fictitiously.
   
  
  Water Warriors
  by C. L. Scholey
   
  Sex with a water warrior takes the word ‘wet’ to a whole new level!
  Arax, leader of the water warriors, strives to save the life of a foul-mouthed, annoying shrew
  who is dying in his arms. The human female’s injuries are so fierce there is no hope for her