Jimbo From Joggerville
In the small town of Joggerville, young Jimbo’s dream is to run the Seven Mile Race. But when tragedy strikes, and his legs stop growing, it seems that dream is over. Bullied and discouraged, Jimbo gives up-until a mysterious stranger shows him that the greatest victories aren’t always about speed or strength, but about heart, faith, and courage.
This is the story of a boy who discovered the true meaning of victory—not in trophies or titles, but in character and courage. It’s a story that will inspire our children, not just to win-but to win at life. Timothy Swiss writes heartwarming stories for children that inspire hope, perseverance, and strong values. Jimbo from Joggerville is a tale drawn from his passion for storytelling with a purpose.

Princess Vayle and the Captive from Shareen
A tingling sensation pours through the entire body of the imprisoned prince as
Princess Vayle leans forward and casts aqua eyes downward toward his dingy
dungeon cell. She stands upon a luxurious marble balcony with her golden lock
gleaming in the morning sunlight. Her impassioned countenance summons Prince
Zarkanis, and she imparts a heartrending smile before clinging to the balcony’s
parapet and bursting into tears.
When Giralda, a medieval midwife, exchanges clothing with a murdered woman who
just birthed the most fascinating infant her eyes ever beheld, little does she know
what her claiming to be the child’s mother will entail. Dragus, the evil Pithranian
dictator, unknowingly selects his most despised enemy’s daughter, the very child
Giralda has claimed as her own, as an acclaimed princess in the Pithranian castle.
Giralda is selected to serve as the princess’s lady-in-waiting and is faced with the
challenge of raising a respectable young lady within a milieu of wickedness and
brutality. And meanwhile, the infant prince of the slain King of Shareen is confined in
solitary confinement with a deaf mute, or so it is thought. In actuality, the supposed
deaf mute is Dametrius the Wise, and Dametrius rears Prince Zarkanis with tutoring
and training that results in a superhuman warrior destined to fight for truth and justice.
When the right time comes, after Dametrius the Wise has died, Zarkanis rips the bars
from his dungeon cell window and climbs the limestone wall of the princess’s balcony.
Many years pass without the princess knowing where her prince lives, much less that
he is imprisoned within her own castle. Nonetheless, she still dreams of him night and
day, ever since her enchanting rescue from drowning at age ten. Dametrius teaches
Zarkanis the princess’s true identity from the time he is a toddler, and until reaching
his teenage years, Zarkanis is able to fit through the well opening in his dungeon cell
and explore the waterways below. One dark and stormy night, an incredible rescue
takes place after the princess sneaks from the castle to pick irises for Giralda’s
birthday. The princess slips from the top of a cliff and is knocked unconscious before
splashing into the lake below. When she recovers consciousness on a grassy bank
outside the limestone wall of the castle, she finds herself gazing upward into the
enchanting eyes of Prince Zarkanis.


Venture into Subterrania
Venture into Subterrania: Search for the Stolen Princess of Shareen is the second novel in the Princess Tales Trilogy, following Princess Vayle and the Captive from Shareen and preceding The Roman Trial of Princess Vayle: Plea to the Tiger Queen.
The exiled princess of Shareen lives a covert life, teaching school in a quaint village. She is grieved to learn that the man she hoped to marry was killed. But then her fiancé returns alive and well, and plans are carefully arranged for a clandestine and secret wedding. The day of the wedding, however, sets the stage for an unforeseen abduction. What happens thereafter yields a breathtaking epic.
The Roman Trial of Princess Vayle
Thaddeus raised a finger toward the distant prison cell.
“No doubt the barbarian son of Thor is watching, waiting to see if the princess will accept the
annulment of their marriage and set him free. And surely, he must know that if she does not set
him free, then she has sentenced him to death and has doomed her own body to be burned at the stake.”
Stillness fell over the gathered crowd of Roman citizens. Colesia straightened against the iron
stake where she was bound and stared southward. She recalled feeling the presence of Zarkanis
as he beheld her from his barred chamber within the Pithranian dungeon; and although she could not see him now, her soul bore witness to his gaze. What she did not know, however, was that Zarkanis commissioned Borum to travel to the underground world of Subterrania and summon assistance such as the Roman warriors guarding her had never imagined.
The Roman Trial of Princess Vayle: Plea to the Tiger Queen is the third book in a trilogy
beginning with Princess Vayle and the Captive from Shareen and followed by Venture into
Subterrania: Search for the Stolen Princess of Shareen. It features a breathtaking consummation
to the saga woven through the narration of the first two novels. All three novels proffer unique and creative medieval fantasy and romance, packed with intrigue and adventure.

Angelic Transport to the World of Christian Apologetics
Doctor Trustumbarger’s library looks like an old cabin. Nancy and Craig enter, and then
Nancy hands Doctor Trustumbarger a list of questions: Can women be preachers? Can women
teach men in Sunday school? Do wives have to take orders from their husbands? Can women
wear jewelry? Did Eve’s curse apply to all women? Are men and women the same spiritually?
Doctor Trustumbarger smiles and nods, for he knows that the answers to Nancy’s questions
will both comfort and inspire her. Then Craig also hands Doctor Trustumbarger a list of
questions.
The answers to Nancy’s and Craig’s questions are revealed within the pages of a book that
Doctor Trustumbarger provides to both of them, namely Angelic Transport to the World of
Christian Apologetics. Besides being a profound doctrinal treatise with revelations that may
surprise many, this book captivates the imagination through creative adventure, fantasy, and
romance.
The author grew up in church, the firstborn son of a full-time minister and college professor.
With a strong desire to know the biblical answers to tough questions, the author studied
Scripture from a young age. He graduated after four years of education at Houston Baptist
University (now Houston Christian University) and then undertook postgraduate studies at
Bob Jones University. After marrying, he and his wife attended school at Gulf Coast Bible
College (now Mid-America Christian University) where the author pursued the study of New
Testament Greek.

The New Testament Book of Revelation
This book is the author’s endeavor to decipher the symbols and references and allusions
contained within the last Book of the New Testament, and to provide an understandable
rendition of his conclusions. The entire Book of Revelation is rewritten, verse by verse, using
wordage that accomplishes the interpretation of what was originally penned. The chapter
numbers and verse numbers are included, making it simple to reference particular passages.
Sometimes the author makes additional comments in parentheses for clarification or to
provide additional explanations. Historical events and people are clearly identified.
The author is a lifetime student of the Bible, having grown up in church as the eldest son of
a preacher. He has served as a Sunday school teacher, children’s church director, church
choir director, and has delivered evangelical sermons. His education includes graduating
summa cum laude from what is now Houston Christian University and then graduating from
the University of Texas Medical School in Galveston. After graduating from medical school,
he acquired advanced communications training at Bob Jones University and then pursued the
study of New Testament Greek at Gulf Coast Bible College, now Mid-America Christian
University. He has always been one to seek truth, regardless of any denominational dogma or
humanistic tradition.

The Idiom That Proves the Bible True
Per application of the scientific method, the content of this book proves, beyond any
reasonable degree of doubt, that the New Testament is supernatural, inerrant, and
preserved—namely preserved intact, regarding wordage, since the original penning of the
New Testament Scriptures in the Greek language: and furthermore, this book also proves that
the subsequent application of punctuation to the wordage of the Greek Scriptures was
accomplished through the supernatural guidance of the Holy Spirit of God, and is likewise
inerrant, as pertains to the Fifth Revised Edition of the Greek New Testament.
The complex,
intricate, and consistent rules that apply throughout the Fifth Revised Edition of the Greek
New Testament regarding the Hebrew idiom leave no logical explanation other than
supernatural production of both the wordage and the punctuation of the text. Thus, God not
only guided the pens of the various men who originally composed the books that comprise the
Greek New Testament but also accomplished the preservation of Scripture and directed the
accurate application of punctuation. What is meant by Hebrew idiom in this book is explained
in chapter 2. The rules pertaining to the Hebrew idiom apply consistently, without exception,
in books produced through such varying authors as fishermen, a tax collector, a physician, and
a Pharisee. Not only does this indicate a single supernatural author who produced these books
through the writings of various men, it also proves that the oldest Greek texts of New
Testament books have been preserved without alteration or corruption.
The rules that apply to the Hebrew idiom are so delicate that the addition or omission of a
single word, or the addition or omission of a single mark of punctuation, or the change in
arrangement of two words, or the application of the Hebrew idiom to someone who was not of
Hebrew culture and who is not quoting someone of Hebrew culture, could result, in any of
these instances, in statements that are obviously ridiculous and/or obviously in conflict with
what is stated in other New Testament Scripture. There is not a single verse, regarding the
Hebrew idiom, that is ridiculous or in conflict with other New Testament Scripture: this
requires inerrancy, and given that there are over 700 verses that pertain to the Hebrew idiom, it
provides strong indication that the Fifth Revised Edition of the Greek New Testament is
altogether inerrant. In summary, the Hebrew idiom addressed in this book proves the
supernatural origin of New Testament Scripture, proves the inerrancy of New Testament
Scripture, and proves the untainted preservation of the original Greek wordage. And
considering that the original text composing the Greek New Testament was written in all
capital Greek letters with limited if any punctuation, and considering that punctuation was
added to the text composing the Greek New Testament centuries after the original penning of
the books comprising the Greek New Testament, this Hebrew idiom also proves the
supernatural guidance of the addition of punctuation to the Greek New Testament.

Autobiography of a Pioneer Researcher
This is a true story, written in first person. It chronicles the discovery of an air pollutant in Houston, Texas, and the effects of that pollutant on neighborhood citizens. As it turns out, the pollutant, namely cyanide, is universal in our atmosphere, with billions of pounds emitted into the air and with a half-life of airborne cyanide measured in years. So then, what effects do inhaling small amounts of cyanide have on human health? To provide some answers to this question, simply do an internet search for diabetes and air pollution, and/or autism and air pollution, and/or fatigue and air pollution, and/or autoimmune diseases and air pollution. Why has society been guarded against knowledge of this pollutant and its effects? This book unveils, only too clearly, the political and economic corruption that places money on a pedestal at the expense of truth, knowledge, health, and the welfare of humanity. Timothy Swiss is the pen name of Timothy R. Oesch, M.D.
On September 26, 1981, an employee from an industrial plant in Houston tested positive for
exposure to cyanide. Thereafter, the Heights physician who performed the test, Dr. Timothy R.
Oesch, began testing neighborhood residents who also yielded positive tests for blood cyanide.
Patients seen by Dr. Oesch were suffering symptoms of cyanide poisoning. Meanwhile, the City of Houston Department of Health belittled Dr. Oesch’s claim of environmental cyanide poisoning and suggested that the positive findings for blood cyanide were due to laboratory errors. Severance and Associates Laboratories stood behind their findings; and consequently, Dr. Oesch obtained additional positive tests for cyanide from Mayo Clinic Laboratories, Bio-Science Laboratories, Metpath Laboratories, and National Medical Services; and another physician obtained a positive blood cyanide test from SmithKline Laboratories. Before responding to a call to active duty in the United States Navy in July of 1982, Dr. Oesch acquired one hundred positive tests for cyanide exposure from eighty patients. In addition, the City of Houston Department of Health acquired numerous positive blood cyanide tests that were reported by the Harris County Medical Examiners Toxicology Laboratory. Furthermore, the City of Houston found cyanogen chloride, a toxic war gas that causes cyanide poisoning, in industrial effluent that was discharged into the public sewer system, but this finding was kept secret from Dr. Oesch and was also kept secret from the citizens of Houston. Cyanogen chloride is very volatile, meaning that it will readily escape liquid and become airborne, and it causes cyanide poisoning when inhaled. Despite extensive evidence to the contrary, the City of Houston Department of Health continued to belittle the existence of environmental cyanide poisoning. After his experience in Houston, Dr. Oesch became involved with issues of airborne cyanide in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and parts of New Jersey, and then later in East Tennessee. He concluded that maladies and sufferings caused by exposure to airborne cyanide are widespread, afflicting a significant percentage of the world’s population. And, in the final chapter of Autobiography of a Pioneer Researcher: Air Pollutant Causes Diabetes, Autism, Fibromyalgia, and Autoimmune Diseases, another individual named Sherrie Farver shares her incredible undertakings in dealing with industry, illness, and politics associated with airborne cyanide. The events and discoveries presented in this book are authentic, as are the many scanned laboratory reports and documents.


Time Travelers from Subterrania
Marie Collins possesses information critical to the well-being of humanity. Evil forces strive
to quell Marie’s efforts to disclose what she has learned, and they attack without concern or
pity. Justin is given information regarding his mother’s murder while he and Rachel are
ushered away by a mysterious woman named Eleanor, a spy from Subterrania. Eleanor
explains why men who value power and money over human lives and health have disposed of
Justin’s mother.
Eleanor is mortally wounded in a shootout with Irish policemen. She renders the policemen
unconscious with an Ivorian weapon and then turns the weapon upon Rachel. With Rachel
unconscious, Eleanor embeds a sophisticated tracking device within Rachel’s only dental
filling and implants a communication device beneath the skin of Rachel’s left ear canal.
Rachel awakens within the confines of Brockman Penitentiary, a prison for terrorists and an
asylum for insane persons who have knowledge of top-secret data. She serves as bait.
Justin passes Moeeta’s inquisition, an inquisition required for any outsider seeking entrance
into the Quazarian Universe. He then becomes the first Outlander, namely a human being from
Earth’s surface, to train as a Quazarian warrior. Golchuron teaches why Outlanders permit
monetary gain to take precedence over relief from illnesses such as diabetes, fibromyalgia, and
chronic fatigue syndrome. Justin listens in awe as he learns facts about his own nation that
were never revealed during his public education.
Darian Sharp bursts into Rachel’s room without knocking. He asks her to explain the
contents of a mysterious letter that appeared on the front porches of homes in Rachel’s
hometown. Her eyes widen as she reads an invitation to her bridal party. At last Darian
departs. Rachel rises and grasps both hands to her breast, and then she breaks out laughing.
After her rescue, she and Justin are lowered from a Quazarian aircraft where Justin shares
information about air pollution and health to a large crowd gathered for Rachel’s bridal party.
This novel is compelling fantasy/romance depicting the dangers and challenges of warring
against corrupt bureaucracy on behalf of people suffering ill effects from Earth’s polluted
atmosphere. The author, a long-time researcher and physician as well as a fiction writer,
strives to keep environment, scientific, and medical data accurate throughout the pages of this
captivating saga.
The Heroine’s Quest
The Heroine's Quest: Fighting for Christian Liberty and Physical Health is a novel imbued with creative fantasy, romance, and adventure. In addition, the novel provides factual medical, environmental, historical, and political information. The author, a Christian physician, began research on environmental cyanide air pollution in the 1980s, and he discloses information regarding how this ubiquitous, atmospheric pollutant effects human health and how to treat symptoms and illnesses caused by airborne cyanide. Readers are encouraged to search the internet for: Air Pollution Diabetes; Air Pollution Autoimmune Diseases; and Air Pollution Autism. The author also addresses unfortunate political and economic factors contributing to the withholding of information from the American public, and how to restore freedom within the United States to esteem God and human health as priorities.
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Intergalactic Missionary Debates Baptist Preacher, Roman Catholic Cardinal, Mormon Elder, and Muslim Cleric
In this book, the author unveils profound and crucial truth, accomplishing this goal through
a medium of spellbinding fantasy and romance. The author’s lifelong pursuit of spiritual and
intellectual knowledge is blended with his vivid imagination and love of captivating scenarios.
Apollo is born on a planet that has never been blighted with crime or immorality. Although the
planet harbors a robust population of spiritual beings, including Vorsheams and Bushworls,
there are only five human beings who are accepted as permanent residents. This is where
Apollo spends most of his childhood.
Sheena, Apollo’s mother, is the Seruna Savant, the only human being who can
communicate with Vorsheams and Bushworls in their native language, a language of mental
telepathy. She is also a Quazarian warrior, endued with special powers by one of the foremost
surgeons on the civilized planet of Quazaria. Apollo learns much from his father, who grew to
adulthood on Planet Earth; and from his mother, who was raised in the Kingdom of Southern
Ivoria within the Realm of Subterrania. But after maturing beyond puberty, Apollo begins
pursuing studies in the central tower of Laquistar on Planet Quazaria. The savants of Laquistar
teach Apollo about the religions and peoples of Planet Earth, and Apollo determines to visit
Earth as a missionary.
The Verurs of Quazaria agree to sponsor Apollo’s mission. It is determined that he will first
visit a Baptist preacher and address a doctrinal teaching that the savants consider risky to the
salvation of human souls. Next, Apollo will meet with a Roman Catholic cardinal and raise
questions regarding power and authority and the foundation of the church. Following the
meeting with the cardinal, Apollo’s assignment is to discuss Biblical doctrine and divine
revelation with a Mormon elder, and then to repeat the process with a Muslim cleric. The
savants hope Apollo’s mission will serve to increase the population of heaven and decrease the
population of hell.
From the beginning of his mission, Apollo shares his ministry and adventures with a
woman, namely Diana. When Apollo and Diana first meet eyes, it is all but love at first sight,
and it is certainly love before the stroke of midnight. Apollo’s initial assignment is to debate
with Diana’s father, a prominent Baptist preacher, but Apollo ends up debating with Diana
more than with her father. Little does Diana know, when she falls deeply in love with a man
who starts out by making her madder than an agitated hornet, that she will end up with a
mother-in-law who is a heroine from another universe. In time, Diana learns that one of
Apollo’s assignments is very dangerous, but Diana will not even consider his venturing upon
the assignment without her—if he is murdered, then she intends to be murdered along with
him.
Visitor from the Quazarian Universe Delivers the Cure for Racism to Planet Earth
Written as a fantasy, this novel begins with a young woman in the Quazarian Universe
whose husband has just been murdered in Washington, D.C., on Planet Earth. Her name is
Vertina, and she is the only Outlander, namely a descendant of emigrants from Earth, who has
ever been accepted as a citizen of Quazaria. When Vertina of Quazaria learns that her husband,
Quimkar, has been assassinated upon Planet Earth, she determines to take up his mission—the
mission to deliver the citizens of the United States of America from the plague of racism. And
furthermore, the information she possesses has the potential to cleanse the entire surface of
Planet Earth from racism.
Vertina’s mother, namely Sheena, is a Quazarian warrior who lives on Planet Seruna in the
Quazarian Universe. To protect her daughter from the same fate as that of Quimkar, a man
who was a native Quazarian and the only Quazarian to ever marry an Outlander, Sheena
petitions the Verurs, namely the rulers of Planet Quazaria, to grant Vertina the privilege of
becoming a Quazarian warrior. Sheena’s request is granted, and Vertina is equipped with
vermaskian cylinders that are aligned across her forehead, and she is trained as a Quazarian
warrior. When Vertina finally arrives in Washington, D.C., she discovers that governmental
forces have prepared for her arrival, but she proves to be much more than they anticipated.
Vertina then finds herself drawn into a campaign against sex trafficking as well as continuing her
mission to end racism.
Contained within the fabric of this fantasy novel are bona fide, historic revelations pertaining
to the evolution and persistence of racism in the United States. Biblical grounds for ending
racism are presented as well as tangible, governmental means of bringing racism to an end.
Included in the novel is a well-constructed proposal for a new amendment to the Constitution
of the United States of America. There is also a romantic element to the novel, as Vertina
meets a man named Raymond whose wife was murdered while working toward ending racism.

