According to the book description of Jeremiah's Tale, it "is a story, as told by a chance observer, about a successful dairy farmer and his son at a crucible stage of their lives. Author Walt Biondi tells a fictional story ". . . . that builds, and increasingly tugs at the heart strings. . . . .in which the reader is afforded a front row seat. . . . and, that is written about emotions, sensitivity, missed opportunities, humor, and sorrow in a tale that captures one's imagination. I-News: "A moving and compassionate story which alternates between complex and simple, controlled yet unsettling, and ambiguous yet something familiar. A touching narrative that places the reader between a retired farmer and his aging son while sidestepping predictability. At one moment disquieting and at another moment bitter sweet. A story that may linger in one's mind long after the last page is read."

According to the book description of The Promiscuous Puppeteer, "The Promiscuous Puppeteer is a multifaceted story about a secret gold exploration company funded by a syndicate comprised of some of the largest mining companies in North America and a CEO who is approached by a Mexican Native American woman, whose skills, from a sordid and seedy past, have the potential to help launch the world's largest gold discovery onto the international stage. Chinese intelligence and embassy officials, US politicians, unscrupulous industry leaders, and a fledgling but growing and menacing Native American mafia are all primary constituents of a compelling and momentous drama that takes place throughout the western third of the United States. It all begins in a five-thousand-foot-high remote desert location called Tonopah, Nevada."