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This book is an unvarnished look at the life of a helicopter pilot and his year in Vietnam. He arrived at the beginning of the great Tet Offensive in 1968. Some stories are humorous, some are not. It's an honest inside look at that war.

“Rated “R” for Violence” is the second book in a series of cases solved by Private Investigator, Sonny Walters. His ongoing battle with the FBI continues to gain ground as new evidence suggests that the FBI now believes Sonny stole money from the Martinez Drug Syndicate. Sonny and his team are back again with two more chilling cases straight from today’s headlines. Sonny finds himself up against true evil in “The Evening Shadows Case” as he tries to break up a human trafficking ring with sex trade at its core. There are twists and turns as the team struggles to see who the ...

"The Village of the Bison Hunters" is the story of Osla and his family during a time when villages fought villages for survival. Osla is the leader and his wife, Calalun is the healer and spiritual leader of that village. This is the intimate story of life in that village as they hunt for the Bison and fight the Hungry Warriors during a time of sickness and famine.

This book is based on a true story. It is a case of history repeating itself. An actual article in a Pensacola newspaper July 12, 1957, read; "While making his final check of the evening, the Roberts Cemetery groundskeeper found that a slab of concrete had been removed from one of the graves. The casket had been opened exposing the body of a young girl buried seven months earlier. Her clothes were disheveled and "her body had been re-positioned." .............. Three days later in the Whitmire Cemetery, it happened again. This time a husband who was visiting the grave of his recently ...

Introducing Sonny Walters, Private Detective. Pensacola, Florida.This is the first in a series of case studies of Pensacola's finest Private Detective.

2BR02B was a fun book to write. It is the sixth in the series of Sonny Walters P.I. books. In this book, Ben lets Sonny's crew and the bad guys have most of the spotlight. Sonny is involved, but he is not the main character this time around. For more than half the book you will see the main character's work, but not the character himself. Trust me, it's a fun read.

50,000 years ago, maybe more, Utu sat at his workbench staring at a blank page. He knew what he wanted to do, but he wasn't sure it could be done without knowing the proper words. During Utu's training, his professor said that the Great Creator spoke the Words, and the Words created the Earth and every living thing on it. Of the seven languages that Utu could speak, the Great Creator's language wasn't one of them. There was a simple solution. Utu could build more of his new Librarians, then scatter them around the Earth, searching for the land where the Great Creator lived. Utu's Librarians...

An old classmate from Albert's college days needs help. Barbara Harper has been accused of killing her husband. The police aren't looking at anyone else. Ms. Harper convinces Albert to take her case. Within days of taking her case, Albert learns that she is not married to the man she's accused of killing. Albert's mentor, Judge Edmond Tolbert, advises Albert to keep Barbara as a client even though the prosecuting attorney will be District Attorney Samuel Tannehill. Mr. Tannehill has never lost a case.

Two days after Dr. Hiram A. Bigland's 83rd birthday, he received an offer from a group of MIT scientists to participate in an experimental study. It involves Near Death Experiences and a new drug that allows the traveler to remain fully engaged while he travels back in time. They are offering Dr. Bigland a chance to go back and correct any mistakes he has ever made. But there is a catch. The program still has bugs in it. Serious bugs. Bugs or not, Dr. Bigland has one mistake that he is willing to risk everything to go back and fix.

The Dog Gone Wife case may be Sonny's quirkiest case yet. Someone is killing dogs in Pensacola and coming back a week later for the owners, and of course, the owners are all young women. Finding out what these women have in common is Sonny's first task. Staying alive while he does it, is his second.

This is the eighth book in the Sonny Walters Case Series. Sonny learns that he has inherited a home on beautiful Ono Island in Orange Beach, Alabama, but before he can move in he has to stop a New Orleans mob family from taking over the Gulf Coast illegal drug trade. Once again Fat Freddie's Pawn Shop is at the heart of Sonny's problems. It all starts when a new designer drug dubbed "Brain Powder" appears on the market and creates havoc in the process.

Three years ago Bartholomew "Bat" Reese's life changed forever. He saw his father, and two of his father's friends, get struck by lightning on a golf course. Six months ago he discovered that we are not alone here. Or at least, here in Kentucky. He knows that because he has seen them. Today his life will change one more time. After today, his life will be a lot more interesting. This story begins when eighth-grader, Sylvia Thompson, invites seventh-grader, "Bat" Reese, to the Sadie Hawkins Day Dance at East Jessamine Middle School. At the dance, Sylvia discovers that Bat has a secret. A ...

This is the most exciting book in the series, but I warn you now. This book contains graphic descriptions of a nature that will be offensive to some of my readers. It is not purposely intended to be erotic, but the result remains. Sonny Walters is pulled out of retirement to solve one his darkest case so far. When he pulls back the curtains and reveals what is typically hidden, even he is repulsed by what he sees.