Books by Lou Stant

Elton is in the throes of a dilemma. His super-natural experiences might get him diagnosed as a schizophrenic. This would, of course, inevitably lead to what he fears the most - being put on medication that would entail potentially serious side-effects. He would prefer to learn to master these other-worldly experiences on his own, thereby keeping them secret, both for his own personal development, and in order to avoid inviting 'the system' into his life; a system that would surely insist upon his acquiescence to it's demands. His attempts at mastering his condition have, however, proved to be quite difficult, and controlling the experiences may be impossible. Should Elton keep his condition secret, or should he let the cat out of the bag through consulting with mental health professionals? Join Elton on his personal odyssey, as he experiences one wacky, mind-bending episode after another

Immaculate in dress and wealthy in stature, Elliot Teagartin has traded in his life as an urban celebrity for the ethos of the Northern Wilderness. Whether by luck or through some kind of inner charm, Teagartin has managed to traverse the wilds, while unknowingly being pursued. Private investigator Sam Crowfeather, still unsure of why he was hired, is propelled into the back country in search of Teagartin. Outlandish rumors of wild animals behaving like humans loom over the trail. Meanwhile, the moose are confounded by the appearance of this odd biped, and resort to safety in numbers. In a strange odyssey of dark consequence, Sam becomes entangled in a wild-moose-chase to determine the credibility of the tabloid reports, and to discern the true identity of Elliot Teagartin. In the process he also finds himself.