title: The Deja Vu Chronicles: Book 1: Singing Pumpkins
author:  Billy Bradley 
description: Billy is originally from the small town of Adams, Massachusetts and currently lives in Colorado Springs, Colorado. He has a BA in Mathematics and an MA in Joint Warfare Operations. His thesis was on the realistic logistical problems of the Battle of Stalingrad. He has been published twice for his technical research in simulation and modeling. He spent a total of 14 years in the military between the US Navy and the Army National Guard. After the military, Billy spent 11 years working as a defense contractor and now works as Integration and Test Architect in the commercial sector for a large technology company. Travel is a large portion of his life and between his military and civilian careers he has been to Europe, the Middle East, Pacific Rim, Africa, the Caribbean and all over the United States. Billy is an avid strategy gamer and beta tests gaming software for several major publishers in his spare time. He is also an accomplished poker player. The idea for The Dj Vu Chronicles came about as a conversation about how you might make things in the world different with historical information not available prior to a battle. Since he spent many years working in the simulation and modeling field, it became apparent that several of the story arches could be simulated with real time decision making.
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  Pumpkins in Paradise
  A Tj Jensen Paradise Lake Mystery
   
  by
   
  Kathi Daley
   
  
   
  This book is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places and incidents
  either are products of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously.
  Any resemblance to actual events or locales or persons, living or dead, is
  entirely coincidental.
   
  Copyright © 2013 by Katherine Daley
   
  Version 2.0
   
  All rights reserved, including the right of reproduction in whole or in
  part in any form.
   
  
   
  This book is dedicated to my friend and mentor Paul Dinas, without
  whose guidance, patience, and inspiration, the book would not have been
  written.
   
  I also want to thank Christy for her feedback, Ricky for the webpage,
  Cristin for the encouragement, Paul Dinas and Randy Ladenheim-Gil for
  the editing, and last but not least my super-husband Ken for allowing me
  time to write by taking care of everything else.
   
  
  Prologue
  July 3
  “I’m afraid there’s not much I can do.” Zachary Collins took a step
  back and considered the for