In "The Homecoming," a Vietnam veteran, long since presumed lost, yearns for a reunion with his family. He discovers his wife has remarried and his son has no knowledge of his existence, forcing him to confront a new path. "The Sheikh" t…

In "The Big Dipper," a young girl navigates the complexities of adolescence while sharing a life with her father, a man who makes his living through petty theft. Their fragile existence is disrupted by the arrival of a police sergeant, seek…

In Charles Preston's "The Beachcomber," weary of life's demands, the protagonist abandons his former existence to embrace a life of leisure as a beachcomber, only to find himself embroiled in unforeseen difficulties. "The Last Whodunit" …

In Barry Hunter's *Best Seller*, the author finds himself the object of fervent attention, the women drawn to him by his celebrated status. *The Tomb* tells the story of an archaeologist and his daughter who encounter an ancient Egyptia…

In "I Want to Get Married," a woman earnestly desires her long-term partner, a man habitually reserved, to finally commit to their marriage. In "The Jewel Thief," Jordan Montgomery harbors a fervent ambition to achieve notoriety as a ma…

In "War Games," a jaded Vietnam veteran issues a lethal challenge to a former comrade, harboring a deep-seated resentment that places the blame for his brother's demise squarely on the other man's shoulders. "Queen of the Boston Bruisers…

In "Let the Goodtimes Roll," a former hot-rod champion yearns for the renown of his youth and the woman he left behind. "Nightmare" follows Jeanine Sanford as she struggles to conquer terrifying dreams that plague her sleep. And in "…

In "Return," Helena Marsh journeys back to Fantasy Island to declare her affection for Mr. Roarke. And in "The Toughest Man Alive," an ordinary man rises to heroism, rescuing the village from the clutches of Captain Fisk.

In "The Appointment," Dr. John Carlson, a physician consumed by the demands of his practice, seeks financial backing for a state-of-the-art computerized healthcare facility, ultimately confronting a profound moral dilemma. "Mr. Tattoo" f…

In "The Flight of the Great Yellow Bird," a retired adventurer is engaged by Professor Smith-Myles for a quest to locate Bigfoot. And in "The Island of Lost Women," the impulsive sailor Barney Shaw seeks confirmation of the island's leg…

In "Carnival," a young woman in a coma clings to the belief that the man who appears in her dreams is a tangible reality. "The Vaudevillians" follows Will Fields and Charlie Parks, seasoned performers who embark on a quest to revive the…

In "Charlie's Cherubs," three secretaries aspire to emulate the glamorous heroines of the Charlie's Angels. "Stalag 3" follows four World War II veterans as they recount their experiences within a German prisoner-of-war camp.

In "The Lady and the Longhorn," the charming yet eccentric businesswoman Vera Templeton seeks a wealthy benefactor to rescue her company from financial ruin. Meanwhile, in "Vampire," renowned method actor Leo Drake immerses himself in h…

In "Seance," Clare Conti, still reeling from her brother’s death, discovers a chilling truth: he was murdered during a séance. In "The Treasure," a contented marriage faces disruption when the pursuit of riches and its allure forces Joe …

In "Cowboy," Brian Kehoe disrupts a joyful homecoming with a history of deception, having falsely claimed to be a rodeo star when he is, in reality, merely a clown. In "Substitute Wife," the hypochondriac Nadine Winslow endeavors to find…

In Nancy Weston's series, "Photographs," a recurring and enigmatic figure—an unidentified girl—appears throughout her work, lending a persistent sense of mystery. Meanwhile, in "Royal Flush," Johnny Court strives for dominance in the gambli…

In "The Stripper," a woman from a wealthy family chooses to pursue a career as a burlesque dancer, adopting the stage name Lulu LaVerne, a decision that deeply displeases her father. In "The Boxer," Billy Blake, facing a terminal illness…

In "Pentagram," television reporter Jane Garwood finds herself increasingly isolated as the people closest to her begin to perish, one by one. "A Little Ball" follows a nun torn between her vows and the possibility of a life in marriage.…

In "Spending Spree," two friends inherit half a million dollars, a windfall that ultimately reveals the true value of their bond. "The Hunted" tells the story of a thrill-seeking big game hunter who finds himself unexpectedly transforme…

"Birthday Party" centers on Carol Gates, a 47-year-old owner of a Phoenix bar and grill, portrayed by Janet Leigh. Thirty years earlier, shortly after giving birth, she was compelled to relinquish her twins to adoption. Her lifelong dream i…

In "Yesterday's Love," Peggy and Charles Atwood, poised on the edge of divorce after three and a half decades together, rediscover a love thought long lost. "Fountain of Youth" tells the story of an elderly man nearing the end of his lif…

In "The Comic," Jerry Burton, a comedy writer whose talents go largely unnoticed, harbors a deep yearning to follow in the footsteps of his idol, stand-up comedian Danny Baker. "The Golden Hour" tells the story of Sandy Larson, a woman w…

In "Cornelius and Alfonse," a pair of small-time criminals, driven by a desire for retribution against Mr. Roarke, abduct Tattoo for ransom. They are soon to discover the magnitude of their error, and quickly plead with Roarke to return Tat…

In "Bowling," amateur bowler Lou Fielding finds himself achieving a lifelong ambition: competing alongside the world's finest bowlers. "Command Performance" tells the story of a retired circus owner who reunites with her former performer…

In "Amusement Park," a boy envisions managing the park as a means of securing employment for his father, a man he has not seen in years. "Rock Stars" follows four children whose parents are presumed lost, driven to seek fame and fortune…