Marjorie Fowler

One man's fervent pursuit of wealth and power leads him to religion for profit in the evangelist tents of the 1920's Midwestern Corn Belt.

"In the near future, apes have replaced dogs and cats as humoids favorite pets. But as their treatment devolves into slavery, one intelligent ape utters the word 'no,' launching a revolt that may change the roles of humans and apes forever"--Container.

A college professor discovers that his son not only has a brain that can beat computers, the boy can also compute race track odds for fun and immense profit. But the boy genius, it turns out, has interests beyond mathematics: he'll do anything to meet the woman of his dreams, French actress Brigitte Bardot.

Professor Richard Wanley is no criminal ... at least, he wasn't until he met "the woman in the window." With his wife and kids out of town, the chaste professor engages in an innocent flirtation with a chance acquaintance and inadvertently commits a crime. But that's just the beginning of his problems, for as the cunning D.A., one of Wanley's dearest friends, gets closer and closer to identifying the perpetrator, Wanley finds he's more and more willing...

The woman in the window: An intellectual college professor is mesmerized by the painting of a beautiful woman in a gallery window. When he, by chance, meets the subject of the alluring painting, he becomes trapped in a murder plot and witnesses his own investigation. He must now protect the temptress. The stranger: A notorious Nazi war criminal lives a secret life as a college professor living in a pastoral Connecticut town with his lovely wife....