Chronicles of a Young American Indian Little Hawk is the adopted grandson of Black Hawk, the legendary war leader of the Sauk, Fox and Kickapoo tribes during the Black Hawk War in 1832. The young teenager sets out to find his mother's kin who are living within the Ute Indian Nation in the Land of the Sun among the Front Range Mountains of Colorado. Along the way, Little Hawk is befriended by an injured wolf he names Lobo. Nearing the end of his journey, and within sight of his mother's homeland, Little Hawk is captured by Oglala Lakota braves and taken to their village in Sioux Territory north of the Platte River. There, he must become one of them and take up the ways of the Plains People or run the risk of being killed as an outsider.

Major General Lance N. Stalwardt commands a small and highly secret military unit, organized to conduct covert operations in foreign countries to preserve the national security of the United States. Only those in the unit and three people know of the unit's existence, the President of the United States, the National Security Adviser and a man named Hawkins. Two of the men are assassinated and attempts are made to kill General Stalwardt and the newly sworn President. He must find those responsible, but in doing so, he must break a sacred vow not to use the secret unit against the U.S. Government. However, he must sacrifice his personal feelings and employ the secret unit inside the country in order to survive and to find those responsible for the assassinations. It is possible the assassins are powerful political men who knew about the secret unit and may be part of the American federal government.

I Kept My Chin Up by Hannah Ackerman, is a story about a young lady at the age of 7 who out of curiosity had a vision that, unbeknownst to her, would turn out to be a tribute to honor veterans and those who serve our great country. Miss Ackerman's book, I Kept My Chin Up, presents remarkable and well-crafted insights into the depth of service freely given in defense of our country by U.S. military personnel and their families. Loss of life and limb in defense of American liberties resounds across the centuries beginning with the shot heard round the world fired at Lexington Green in 1775 to open the Revolutionary War. Since then, American blood has flown freely in the great cause of freedom. Patriotism fuels the great desire to defend America against all enemies foreign and domestic. Miss Ackerman at the tender age of seventeen has produced a work that honors memories of our veterans and patriots who have given great service to our country

The President of the United States asks Jake Kelly, "Do you know how to start a revolution in a dictator's country? It's easy, you kill the SOB." Jake Kelly, a retired U.S. Army officer is ordered back to active duty to resurrect a dormant intelligence network in Cuba, and to launch a covert operation-code name Libertad-to overthrow the Cuban government. Jake's best friend, Juan Guevara, volunteers to lead the assassination team to help eliminate Cuba's dictator. The Blue Heron is the name of Jake's powerful jet fast cabin cruiser and is also the code name for a U.S. military intelligence agent who once worked for Jake operating in Cuba. The Cuban Federal Police are highly interested in this agent and attempts are made to capture him alive. Jake's fiancee and Guevara's grandson are kidnapped by the most dangerous terrorist in the western hemisphere, forcing Jake into a dramatic rescue effort.

For over thirty years, a self-ordained church leader has convinced his small congregation to secretly kill dozens of people after hearing an inner voice, whom he believes to be God, tells him to cleanse the world of chosen sinners. The sinners are criminals who committed heinous crimes and escaped capital punishment because of a legal or technical oversight, allowing them to go free. The tormented religious fanatic and his followers abduct the hapless sinners, torture them for days, then administer divine absolution; a brutal and sacrificial death. An investigation into three unrelated crimes by a shrewd county sheriff uncovers the mysterious carnage and shocks a rural mid-western farm community to its very core.

Unsinkable Sailors: The fall and rise of the crews of the USS Frank E. Evans, is a non-fiction book to commemorate the fortieth anniversary of the June 3, 1969 sinking of the USS Frank E. Evans, written by Lakewood, Colorado author Paul Sherbo. Using official documents and survivor interviews the author has compiled in book form the first comprehensive American version of the tragic 1969 collision at sea in which the USS Frank E. Evans (DD-745), a United States Navy destroyer, was struck by the Australian aircraft carrier HMAS Melbourne. The author describes in detail the actions leading up to, during and after the catastrophic incident as told by survivors and witnesses from both ships involved. Operating as part of a combined force with the Royal Australian Navy and other allied naval ships, the Evans executed a starboard turn into the path of Melbourne at 0315 a.m. on June 3, 1969 and was cut in half by the heavier and larger war ship. Evans' broken off bow section sank almost immediately taking 73 unfortunate crewmembers with it. Only one body was recovered in the aftermath of the collision, bringing the total lost to 74. Out of the 273 crewmembers on board, 199 survived. Five crewmembers assigned to the Evans were not aboard at the time of the collision. The stern section, although severely damaged, remained afloat. Throughout the book, the courage and heroic spirit of both ships' crews add a genuine admiration for their bravery despite their confusion in the sudden turn of events.

Jugs & Bottles; A police thriller with murder plots, organized crime, witness protection, a little love and canine heroics. Jami Unice Gamble, a woman deaf since birth, is targeted for murder after witnessing a Mafia style execution and then identifying the two hit men to the police. She, along with her dog Bottles, become involved in a series of chaotic events as two brothers attempt to silence her with their comedic & bumbling ways. Being deaf, Jami is oblivious to it all. Lt. Randall Casey is the only police officer within the police department who can communicate with their key witness. He takes on the responsibility to protect Jami and soon begins a romance with her. His twelve-year-old deaf son Joey befriends the woman and her dog, forming an immediate bond with both of them. Bottles, a mild and friendly dog, eventually must defend his master and friends in a powerful struggle to the death.

Shadows of Heroes Author: D. M. Ulmer; Editorial Assistant: Doris Littlefield; Managing Editor: Dari Bradley; Executive Editor: Nelson O. Ottenhausen. January 1949, early in the undeclared Cold War, the U.S. diesel-electric submarine Kokanee has illegally penetrated deep into Soviet Union waters of the White Sea and is detected by a pair of Russian destroyers. Depth charges fall on Kokanee and seem on the verge of tearing the besieged ship apart. A vindictive Russian captain is determined to eradicate the Americans. Two U.S. intelligence agents have been put ashore, their mission: determine whether the Soviets are developing a nuclear powered submarine. Commander Terry Martin violated Kokanee's patrol orders and risks everything, including his career, against the long odds of acquiring information essential to the long term security of the United States.

THE KILLING ZONE: Evil's Playground, A manic serial-killer epic about murder, police investigations and forensic pathology (CSI) with a little romance thrown in. Police Detective Daniel Patrick O'Malley is called out to investigate the death of a young woman in what appears to be an apparent suicide, but he soon discovers she is a victim in a series of bizarre murders. While trying to decide how to bring the deranged serial killer to justice, Lt. O'Malley must deal with the intervention of a powerful politician whose daughter is a victim of the killer, as well as investigate the attempted murder of his best friend and police captain supervisor. He also struggles to cope with emotions concerning two different women in his life.