Available on Amazon

Available locally at:

Stillwater Books in West Warwick, RI

and

Wakefield Books in Wakefield, RI

Ekaterina is the saga of a precocious child who matures into a strong-willed, beautiful, and talented White Russian emigree who fights for the freedom to live her own life amidst war, bigotry, and personal loss. Challenged from the moment of her birth, Ekaterina travels from Russia to China to the Philippines and eventually to the United States. At each step of her journey, she alternates between victim and heroine but remains a perpetual foreigner in strange lands. Banishment, an unplanned child, men - kind and cruel, death, war, communism, and civil rights consume her. Ekaterina's tale is one of tragedy and triumph within the sweeping global political, military, economic, and social changes of the last century. At its core, Ekaterina is a story of loyalty, love, and survival.

Based on a True Story

REVIEWS: See what readers on Amazon are saying about EKATERINA

Excellent story of an amazing woman - Arthur Kuehne

A coming to America story like no other - David Stephenson

Ekaterina is a very enjoyable read - Patricia Smith

A tale well told. It was truly memorable - Franklin J. Martz

Books in the Pipeline

Mamberamo Gold

Pierce Worthington IV, British aristocrat, former combat ranger, and world-renowned advocate for indigenous peoples, teams up with an Oregon river raft company to preserve a culture and the environment from the hands of thieves and corrupt officials when gold is discovered in the wild interior of Indonesia's Papua province.

Bits and Pieces:

As Best as I Can Remember

A compilation of adventures and other things I'm pretty sure happened - from then 'til now.

Then

Now

Like many of you, reading and writing are integral parts of who Tom is. Keep reading and remember:

"To read is to voyage through time." Carl Sagan

"When I look back, I am so impressed again with the life-giving power of literature. If I were a young person today, trying to gain a sense of myself in the world, I would do that again by reading, just as I did when I was young." Maya Angelou