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There were ten members of the Black Mamba covert team. Nine men, one woman. Alphabetically their code names were Adam, Blackhawk, Charlie, Dakota, Echo, Fabian, Gumbo, Hero, Indigo and Jackson. They didn’t get to choose their names, the Colonel did. Once their code name was chosen and the team formed, their old names and their old history disappeared from government records. They no longer existed. County courthouse records just disappeared. No birth records, no census records, no school records. Gone. They all had similar experiences. They were all orphans. All young. All joined the Navy...

He said he was Blackhawk’s brother. Blackhawk said there wasn’t a drop of blood between them. The guy steals money from the wrong people and within days, Jackson and Blackhawk are drawn into his mess. If that wasn’t bad enough, Father Correa calls Jackson for help with a friend who finds a large diamond in his daughter’s bedroom. This is right after the largest diamond heist in New York City history. Can he help the girl? Jackson thought he would spend his life fishing and reading. Right?

When old Eddie, the marina handyman, tells Jackson his nephew has been thrown in jail for taking a man’s head off and asks for Jackson's help, Jackson just can’t turn down an old fishing buddy. He wishes he did, when he and Blackhawk are thrown knee deep into America’s worst nightmare. Full blown terrorism comes to a small town.

What happens when two of the most dangerous men in the world are now in civilian life? What if one of those men is living on a houseboat? What if bad, bad men throw a teenage girl off the end of his dock? If you are Jackson, you dive into deep water and save the girl. But, when the ingrate disappears into the mean streets of Phoenix you don’t let that stand. You recruit your old partner, Blackhawk, and together you take on two of the bloodiest cartels in the Southwest. Yeah, that’s what happens.

Excellent. One of the best, if not the best, of the series. The Phoenix Convention Center is drawing all the delegates and dignitaries to the presidential convention. It is also drawing a large number of foreign killer terrorists, bent on the biggest mass killing since 911. Fortunately, it is also drawing four of the deadliest members of the disbanded team known as Black Mamba, Jackson, Blackhawk, Indigo and Fabian. A thrilling ride! Full of action, suspense, and a little romance. This latest addition to the series was well worth the wait! The Jackson Blackhawk Series The Girl at the Deep ...

Captain Mendoza has a problem. In his effort to stop the Phoenix opioid epidemic he has Detective First Grade Boyce posing as a homeless bag lady, surveilling Cicero Paz and his band of drug dealing killers. But things are getting more and more dangerous and he needs someone who can infiltrate the gang, and protect his best detective. Someone who would be willing to step over any line and break any rule to do it.

Jimmy, the bartender at the El Patron, a avid hunter, has invited Jackson and Blackhawk to join him on an elk hunt deep in the mountain forests of Arizona. They have quads to ride and haul their gear, but motorized vehicles can only take them so far. Several miles from where they stashed their quads they discover the remains of a man who appears to have died at the hands of a bear. That is until Jackson notices the little bullet hole in the man’s skull. That isn’t their only surprise. They find themselves captive and in the middle of two warring deep woods, off the grid, militias. ...

In this 8th book installment of the Jackson Blackhawk series thriller, Sam Lee Jackson brings the suspense and intrigue with his main characters to an all-new joy ride that fans are raving about. Blackhawk is Shot. Blackhawk had pulled off a feat he’d never done before. He got himself shot. In the past Jackson and Blackhawk had done specialty jobs for the Colonel or for someone the Colonel recommended. When he told Jackson he would be gone for a while, Jackson didn’t think a thing about it. He thought it strange Blackhawk had told no one else. Not ever Elena. Jackson had not heard a ...

Jackson and Blackhawk were two of ten. Highly trained, highly skilled, highly dangerous operatives. Only one of the ten was a woman. Code name Indigo. She had to work twice as hard and accomplish twice as much to hold her own in that man’s world. What are the odds she would be back in their lives after all these years? And of course, it was not that simple. She couldn’t just come to visit, she had to bring the largest and deadliest sex trafficking ring in the Southwest hot on her heels. Looking for her blood. Nothing like an old friend dropping in unexpectedly to mess up your day.

When the phone rings in the middle of the night, and you are a cop, you answer it. It’s what you do. If someone near and dear to you is murdered and you are a cop, you turn over every rock and twist every arm to find the killer. It’s what you do. And when the killer makes you the next target, you don’t duck, you don’t flinch, and you don’t stop pushing. Now it’s a race. You get him before he gets you. If you are Detective First Grade Boyce, It’s what you do.

From the pen of the acclaimed author of The Jackson Blackhawk series comes a gripping tale of survival in the harsh old west. Meet Kid, a young orphan boy raised by Apaches in the unforgiving desert alongside his brother, John Daisy. They are all that stand between the killers and the innocent, and they will stop at nothing to protect their home. But when a one-eyed man with a gun steals their water and horses in the middle of the desert, they are left with nothing but their wits and determination. With a bag of stolen money gone and a desperate Miss Lucy begging for their help, Kid and ...

A sequel to Shonto's Kid. The Kid and John Daisy are embroiled with trying to save their grandfather from being destroyed by a glory seeking Army officer whose actions result in the massacre at Cibicue Creek. Based on actual events.