The Attack
A terrorist team has just set off four explosive devices in an international airport close to New York City. The leader of the terrorists, Ahmad Khalin, survives the attack and plans to attack a second U.S. airport within the month. As Khalin makes his escape from the New York area he is involved in a shooting in Connecticut. Clint Smith, a U.S. government agent assigned to an ultra-secret agency, is at a restaurant across the street when the shooting occurs. He responds to the scene to see if he can help, but Khalin is gone. On a hunch, Teresa Deer, Smith's boss, sends Smith after Khalin. Smith's pursuit takes him to Bar Harbor, Maine; Wiesbaden, Germany; the Costa Brava, Spain; Northern Scotland; Lake of the Woods, Ontario, Canada; and finally into Saskatchewan, Canada, where the final confrontation takes place. Throughout the pursuit, a number of interesting characters add to the subplots and try to survive their involvement in the chase.
Author Bob Doerr
Before becoming a full time author, multi-award winning author Bob Doerr specialized in military counterintelligence and criminal investigations for 28 years. His published works include five mystery/thrillers that have garnered a variety of awards and a novella for middle grade readers. A winner in the 2013 Eric Hoffer Awards, Bob was also selected by the Military Writers Society of America as its Author of the Year for 2013.
Reviews: "Sheer excitement from start to finish "
--Bob Hicks, former federal Supervisory Special Agent
"Clint Smith leads a charmed life. After surviving a close combat situation in Iraq, with nothing more than some broken ribs and bruises, he gets recruited to an above tier one shadow group that has no bounds in protecting America's interests and its people.
Bob Doerr weaves an intricate fast paced tale of dogged determination as Clint chases a mass murderer across North America, to Europe and back. Can he intercept the man known as Khalin before he strikes again? You won't want to stop once you're on the hunt with him. The Attack is a gripping story well told. You won't be disappointed."
--Buck Stienke, Award Winning Author and Co-Author of the Black Eagle Force series

Retired Air Force Colonel and Senior Federal Agent Launches New Action Adventure Fiction
We have all heard of tales of UFO's, ghosts, people who say they can talk to the spirits, ancient curses, and magical talismans. Most of us automatically dismiss them as false, figments of people's imagination, and understandably so. However, might not just a few of them be true? I don't know, but I heard this story from a young man the other day who swore the fascinating tale I have set forth in this book really did really occur, because it happened to him. You be the judge.
Fourteen year old Greg Worling's life changed the day he found an eight sided coin along the edge of a pond on his parent's farm. The coin sparkled as though it reflected the sun's light even in the shade. Drawn to it, Greg discovers an inscription on the coin that read, "Greg, drop this coin into the fountain in front of the tree of life." Weeks later, his little sister by his side, Greg tosses the coin into the small fountain and is instantaneously transported to a strange land.
Bob Doerr is an accomplished and award winning author:
...o - Well known for his Jim West series of mystery thriller titles.
...o - Finalist for the Eric Hoffer Award for books in 2010 and 2011
...o - Awarded Silver Medal for Fiction/Mystery by the Military Writers Society of America in 2011
The Enchanted Coin is a Mouse Gate Fiction Action Adventure and captivates the attention of children and adults alike.
"The Enchanted Coin" is a 2013 grand prize winner of the "Books Without Publishers" writing contest.
Award winning author Bob Doerr grew up in a military family, graduated from the Air Force Academy, and had a career of his own in the Air Force. Bob specialized in criminal investigations and counterintelligence gaining significant insight to the worlds of crime, espionage and terrorism. His work brought him into close coordination with the security agencies of many different countries and filled his mind with the fascinating plots and characters found in his books today. His education credits include a Masters in International Relations from Creighton University. A full time author, he has published five mystery/thrillers, the latest, No One Else to Kill, was released in November 2012. Two of his books were selected as finalists for the Eric Hoffer Award, and Loose Ends Kill was awarded the 2011 Silver medal for Fiction/Mystery by the Military Writers Society of America. Another Colorado Kill received the same Silver medal in 2012, and the silver medal for general fiction at the Stars and Flags national book contest in 2012. He lives in Garden Ridge, Texas, with Leigh, his wife of 39 years.

"No One Else to Kill." is a literary "tour de force " Author Bob Doerr hits the bull's-eye
Jim West travels to a small, remote hunting lodge in the Pecos Wilderness area in New Mexico to rendezvous with an old friend and do some hiking. His friend stands him up, and Jim is about to return home when a murder occurs in the lodge. Law enforcement jumps in, and Jim's early departure plans are scrubbed. When a second murder occurs less than twenty four hours later, things really start to get dicey. Both crimes were intricately planned to mislead the authorities, no one appears to have a motive for the killings, and everyone has an alibi. Up against a wall with time running out, the deputy-in-charge asks West to be their man on the inside, but West is adamant that this is not his case to solve. Since his retirement from the Air Force, however, Fate has had her own plans for West. Why should this be any different?
"In the world of mysteries, Doerr's protagonist stands out as a unique foil, a man with the skills and knowledge to solve a murder, but a burning desire to keep a low profile and avoid attention. Jim West is perfectly flawed, reluctant, and extremely likeable. An edge-of-your-seat whodunnit, "No One Else To Kill" is a page turner that will keep readers guessing until the end."
-- Holli Castillo, Award-winning author, "Gumbo Justice and Jambalaya Justice"
""No One Else to Kill" grabs you in scene one and doesn't let go until it has taken you on a roller coaster ride of murder, mystery, and mayhem. Veteran mystery author Bob Doerr has brought all his tools to the table in this book and created a tale that is engaging as it is compelling."
-- Michael Varhola, "Texas Confidential"
""No One Else to Kill" grabs you within the first two pages and doesn't let you go until the last page. This is the book to take on a vacation; it won't give you the moment or the inclination to think about the world outside that of Doerr's creation."
-- Leila Levinson author, award winning "Gated Grief:
The Daughter of a GI Concentration Camp Liberator Discovers a Legacy of Trauma"

"ANOTHER COLORADO KILL " is the fourth book in the Jim West mystery/thriller series. In this fast paced story, Jim and friend Edward Perry Mason are in route to Colorado Springs to play some golf when they discover a dead body, an apparent murder victim, at a rest stop along the interstate highway. Perry s stress levels hit the max during the subsequent police interview. He has a heart attack and the golf outing falls apart.
When the police find two more murder victims the next day, both killed with the same weapon that killed the victim whom West had discovered the day before, and the female victim has his name written on a notepad in her purse, their focus on West intensifies. West explains that by chance both the female victim and he had eaten at the same restaurant, but at separate tables, the night before. She had been with two men at the restaurant and had left before he had a chance to talk to her. They had met a few times in the past, but weren t close. A Sheriff s deputy, Lieutenant Michelle Prado befriends West, and the two work together in an effort to find the real murderer. As their relationship develops, West finds himself physically attracted to her, but does she feel the same way?
Soon an attempt is made on Jim s life and he realizes that for some reason the killer, like the police, believes that West knows more about the killings than he has admitted. Jim finds himself playing cat and mouse with the killer while trying to convince the police that their focus on him is a waste of time and resources.
When the FBI moves in to help out, the pressure to solve the case mounts. West and Lieutenant Prado discover the local murders may be connected to a larger, nationwide FBI investigation into organized crime and political corruption. West finally has permission to go home to Clovis and is about to leave when the killer shoots Ollie, a young female Deputy whom had become friends with West. The killer leaves her to die on a dirt road. The killer had gone too far. As Michelle leaves with Ollie s crumpled body in her back seat, West picks up Ollie s issued 9mm and heads off into the woods to track the killer. The time had come to stop the killings. If he can catch up with the killer, only one of them will return alive.

"LOOSE ENDS KILL" is a fast paced mystery/thriller that takes place in the historic city of San Antonio, Texas, and throws Jim West into the middle of a police investigation of the murder of an old friend's wife. The police already believe they have the killer - West's friend.

In this new novel, Jim West comes to the rescue of an old friend suspected of killing his own wife. West rolls up his sleeves and begins to dig deep-perhaps too deeply-as someone begins to follow and target him.

It's not long before West discovers that he didn't know his friend's wife as well as he thought. Everyone but West and his friend knew that she had many affairs. Any of her lovers could have had a motive to kill her.

As he investigates one lover after the other, West ignites an outbreak of more deaths and mayhem. The killer wants him dead. His friend's lawyer wants him to go back home, and the police threaten to arrest him.

Feeling the pressure to solve the murder quickly West sets a trap for the killer-using himself as bait. However, he soon learns he may have only outsmarted himself.

Doerr enters the mind of a policeman and a criminal with equal skill and precision in his latest mystery/thriller "Loose Ends Kill." His tale is fascinating, using the realism of a southwestern setting to its fullest.
"-- Darden North, award-winning author of mystery novels and medical thrillers"

"Doerr does it again Loose Ends Kill is another fantastic Jim West novel. His personal experiences in law enforcement have shaped another gritty murder mystery that keeps you turning pages...from cover to cover...until you reach the exciting end "
"-- Mike Angley, author of Child Finder and Child Finder Redemption"

"Loose Ends Kill is a great read Reminds me of a Mickey Spillane effort and Jim West could be the next Mike Hammer. Definitely a great book for all the armchair crime fighters out there. Loose Ends Kill is a keeper Jim West is going to be busy You'll see him again - I look forward to his next book. This is "Real-Life Stuff" and Bob Doerr's been there "
"-- J. Al Cannon Jr., Sheriff of Charleston County, SC"

Author Bob Doerr grew up in a military family, attended the Air Force Academy, and then had a career of his own in the Air Force. It was a life style that had him moving every three or four years, but also one that exposed him to the people and cultures of numerous countries in Asia, Europe and to most of these United States. In the Air Force, Bob specialized in criminal investigations and counterintelligence gaining significant insight to the worlds of crime, espionage and terrorism. In addition to his degree from the Academy he also has a Masters in International Relations from Creighton University. Bob is also the author of two other Jim West thrillers, Dead Men Can Kill and Cold Winter's Kill.

COLD WINTER'S KILL is a fast paced thriller that takes place in the scenic mountains of Lincoln County, New Mexico and throws Jim West into a race against time to stop a psychopath who abducts and kills a young blonde every Christmas...
It was one of those phone calls Air Force Special Agent Jim West never wanted to receive--an old friend calling to ask if he could drive down to Ruidoso, New Mexico to help locate his daughter who has disappeared while on a ski trip with friends. Jim found himself heading to Ruidoso even though he believed, much like the local authorities, that if she had gone missing in the mountains in December, her survival chances were slim. He didn't want to be there when they found her, but still he drove on.
Once in Ruidoso, Jim discovers a sinister coincidence that changes everything. It appears that someone is abducting and killing one young blond every year around Christmas. The race is on--can Jim locate his friend's daughter in time? But why is this happening and who's doing it?
Jim can't wait for the local authorities to raise the priority of their search, or for the pending blizzard to pass. In his haste he puts himself in the killer's sights. Will he, too, suffer from a cold winter's kill?
Praise
"GREAT SUSPENSE In "Cold Winter's Kill" Bob Doerr grabs your attention from the beginning and holds it until the last sentence. Hard to put down "
"-- Shelba Nicholson,
former Women's Editor, Texarkana Gazette"
"A MUST READ for anyone who loves a good mystery/thriller. My wife and I loved it and can't wait for the next one "
"-- Steve Polk, Lt. Gen. (ret.), US Air Force"
AUTHOR Bob Doerr grew up in a military family, attended the Air Force Academy, and then had a career of his own in the Air Force. It was a life style that had him moving every three or four years, but also one that exposed him to the people and cultures of numerous countries in Asia and Europe and to most of these United States. In the Air Force, Bob specialized in criminal investigations and counterintelligence, gaining significant insight to the worlds of crime, espionage and terrorism, which he uses to provide authentic details in his novels about how law enforcement agencies do their work.
A Jim West Mystery/Thriller

Jim West never dreams his demonstration of forensic hypnosis on a university student would stir up memories of an 18-year old mystery....
When Jim West, a former Air Force Special Agent with the office of Special Investigations, moves back to New Mexico his goal is simple: start an easy- going second career as a part time professional lecturer on investigative techniques to colleges and civic organizations. He never envisioned that a practical demonstration of forensic hypnosis with a state university student would stir up memories of an 18-year old murder. When the student is murdered three days later, West finds himself ensnared in a web of intrigue that pits him and the small town's authorities against a ruthless, psychotic killer.
An aggressive reporter for the town's newspaper seeks out West to help her with the story, but after the murder of one of her co-workers her efforts quickly align with West and the Sheriff. As West works closely with the reporter, he wonders if this could be the first real relationship for him since his devastating divorce a few years earlier.
The killer, though, has other plans for her as he believes she has become a threat to his anonymity. The story twists and turns, leading up to dramatic confrontation.
Praise
"Look out for a new hero on the mystery/thriller landscape Jim West, retired military investigator, is resourceful, intuitive, pragmatic and always competent. All of West's abilities are tested when he matches wits with psychopathic serial killer William White, a man whose appreciation for murder is surpassed only by his delight in domination. Bob Doerr has crafted a must-read addition to the genre in Dead Men Can Kill, which evolves from absorbing story to absolute page-turner as West closes in on a killer who is supposedly dead. Highly recommended "
" --Dallin Malmgren, author of...
The Whole Nine Yards The Ninth Issue Is This for a Grade? "
I thoroughly enjoyed the book. The action scenes were suspenseful, riveting and a bit scary
-- "Bruce Ruud, Retired Federal Agent/Investigator""
AUTHOR Bob Doerr grew up in a military family, attended the Air Force Academy, and then had a career of his own in the Air Force. It was a life style that had him moving every three or four years, but also one that exposed him to the people and cultures of numerous countries in Asia and Europe and to most of these United States. In the Air Force, Bob specialized in criminal investigations and counterintelligence, gaining significant insight to the worlds of crime, espionage and terrorism, which he uses to provide authentic details in his novels about how law enforcement agencies do their work.
A Jim West Mystery / Thriller

Miracles, Touring, and Touching Millions
"He has a very specific purpose to teach the people around him a valuable spiritual lesson through his illness," psychic Steve Mucci said. "His soul knows the light and is very wise..."
Burke P. Derr dreamed of helping others and finding a cure for cystic fibrosis (CF), and "Burke's Tour" details how his namesake teddy bear, nicknamed the Ambassador of Love, is touring the United States and world countries in helping to make that dream come true.
Author Bob Derr, Burke's Dad, tells an inspirational story of his son's miraculous life and how people, businesses, and organizations are working together to complement his son's legacy.