Volume I presented the pre-history of Phoenix and history from the 1860s through 1939, as well as modern-day characters Adrian Zheveski and Romy Calloway expressing their love for each other. This volume continues the history and diary information starting with the 1940s.
Haymarket Town is a historical fiction set in Phoenix, Arizona, and the reader will learn details about: Geologic formation of Phoenix and environs, Prehistoric and Historic Native Americans, Hispanic and Anglo Pioneers, Mining History – especially involving Copper, Salt River Dams and Canal Evolution, Flora and Fauna of the area, Numerous Historic and Tourist sights, Architecture, Hotels, Restaurants, Hospitals, Media, Airports, Major Stores, and Various Sport and Art Venues.
Details are included about Tovrea Castle, The Stockyards, Mystery Castle, The Indian School, German POW Escape, Thanksgiving 1942 Riot, Japanese Gardens & Incarceration, The Heard Museum, Air Conditioning, Bolles Bombing, Winnie Ruth Judd, Sandra O’Connor, Bob Crane Murder, Arizona State University and Town Lake, and Wallace & Ladmo. Vignettes are presented on Famous Politicians and Celebrities like Carl Hayden, Frank Luke Jr., and the Goldwater family, the works of historic Jesuits/Franciscans, and the visits of Saint Mother Teresa & Saint Pope John Paul II.
Social issues and topics discussed include Health Care, Right to Life, Corporate Greed, Neuro Linguistic Programming, Ecology, Scarce Resources – especially Water, Native Americans, Bias, Police & Crime, Energy, Freemasonry & Technocracy and Moments or Meditations that inspire Faith.
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Dominic Pichotta is a fiction writer who resides in Minnesota. He is the seventh of nine in his family and an uncle to four. When he is not writing, he can be found reading about the saints, composing music, playing saxophone, or enjoying a game of baseball. (Go Twins!) You can visit his website at 
Thom Sisson is a Catholic author, mentor, and creator of The Spiritual Peace Project, a faith formation initiative focused on helping people move from spiritual burden toward healing, forgiveness, prayer, and peace. His own return to the Church through the mercy of Christ shaped the heart of Becoming Whole and continues to influence his writing and ministry.
Virginia Lee Bliss brings the perspective of a traveler, teacher and biologist, to her published works. Her experience of living in Scotland and Poland appears in her books, as do her years of teaching college biology. She lives on a lake in Central Massachusetts, where she’s inspired by the history and beauty of New England.