"Roger Bruner has expanded his writing! I've read several 
    of his books and enjoyed them but Doxxi is outstanding. 
    Every character in Doxxi comes alive - so much that I can 
    still visualize each. The story is almost a cozy but 
    without an off-stage death. I kept waiting with nervous 
    anticipation after each chapter to learn what Richard 
    would do to rid himself of the Doxxi image without 
    jeopardizing his integrity. Like a good mystery author 
    Bruner plays with hints and possibilities but doesn't 
    let readers in on the secret until the end. I loved the 
    numerous twists and surprises that gave Jenna and Dr. 
    Butler and Bo complex characters with their own personal 
    mysteries. Jenna was at times frustrating, Dr. Butler was 
    anciently smart and adorable and Bo (Richard's "not quite 
    good friend") is a hoot with his hat tossing. The conclusion 
    is unique and without giving too much away there is a HEA 
    ending - but for whom? It was a delightfully fun read, 
    more detailed than I expected (took several hours daily 
    over several days to read it). Bruner at his best! I 
    highly recommend it for a little stress, a mystery to 
    solve (could you come up with how Richard did it?) and a 
    very clever story. BTW, now I must read Nathaniel 
    Hawthorne's The Artist of the Beautiful that I never 
    read in HS. It's almost an obligation after reading Doxxi."

Doesn't that make you want to read DOXXI NO MORE?

But I also have audio recordings of a number of them on drop down-boxes here. Some of the songs and recordings are newer, while others are songs I've dug out of the old notebooks and relearned to record. My intention is to put a link to the most recent recording on this page.

Ready? Here's "The True Source." It's a total rewrite of an older song called "I Come Believing, Lord."

Best regards,
Roger

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