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The Story of Cambria Historical Museum as told in "first person house" is a light reading history of Cambria, California from 1870 to the present

Dave Willard is a high-tech patent attorney who believes in the truth of science. He finds himself assigned to a negligence lawsuit where he must convince a jury that a former psychic spy has scientifically valid clairvoyant abilities. A sheriff was in charge of the search for a girl lost in a Sierra Mountain snow storm. He refused to listen to a former CIA psychic spy who told the him where to find the girl. She died because the sheriff refused to extend the search to that area. While Dave prepares for the trial, he has visions and other clairvoyant experiences. He has to reconcile these with his belief in science. He and his girlfriend, Raven, who practices New Age metaphysics, search for answers. Can Dave convince himself and a jury that clairvoyant experiences can be legitimate?

In Wiltshire, England dozens of Crop Circles appear during summer nights. Who makes them? Why? In this novel, Ken Renshaw gives answers. An alien on another planet makes crop circles as a middle school science project as part of his Earthlings 1a course. The alien is amazed by how humans respond to the mysterious appearance of crop circles Dave, a scientist, and his wife, Ravi, travel from Los Angeles to England to investigate crop circles. They talk to locals about the meaning of the crop circles. Dave is skeptical of people who give him scientific proof that aliens or other intelligences make the circles Ravi delighted when she finds Metaphysical explanations that circles are from the energy of the earth. Others give them proof that circles are man-made. Before going to England, Dave and Ravi find a broken Mason jar in the desert that gives them channeled messages from the alien. They name the alien Mason and learn about each other's worlds. Mason doesn't reveal that he is making crop circles. Dave and Ravi learn the ultimate lesson from the crop circles.