Private Investigator Wilson Smith discovers two women brutally murdered on Pattaya Beach. It's the work of Russian thugs also engaged in extortion, gambling, child and adult prostitution, torture, robbery and bribery. Wilson's not qualified to investigate serious crimes so he turns for help to Punya, a former Royal Thai Police homicide detective. A kidnapping and a beheading complicate matters as Pattaya lives up to its reputation as a testosterone-fueled international amusement park.

Vietnam veteran and ex-CIA Paramilitary Operations Officer, Steve Fuller, teaches at the University of Zambia. After his extensive military service he just wants to live quietly, but when the Rhodesian Air Force bombs Zimbabwe People's Liberation Army training camps near Lusaka he finds himself drawn into the African freedom struggle. Henry Kissinger is instrumental in organizing negotiations between the liberation groups and Ian Smith's white minority government set to take place in a railroad car on Victoria Falls Bridge. Soviet agents seek to disrupt the talks which Steve Fuller pledges to protect. ZAMBEZI RIVER BRIDGE mixes fact and fiction while telling a compelling story of the volatile decade of the 1970s in Southern Africa.

In 1999, Robert Boeder finally finished the Hardrock 100 Mile Endurance Run after three failures. In this first person narrative, he describes the challenges of completing this most difficult of all 100 mile trail races. He also writes about the history of the San Juan Mountains, where the race takes place, and the town of Silverton, Colorado, Hardrock 100 race headquarters. Boeder is the author of Beyond the Marathon: The Grand Slam of Trail Ultrarunning, and two novels, The Chinese Laundry. A Novel of the San Juan Mountains, and Silverton Burning.

Silverton Burning tells the story of Jimmy Bluebird, a part-Indian environmental activist and arsonist hiding from federal authorities in a small mountain town in Southwestern Colorado. Readers are introduced to the history of the area plus a colorful cast of Silverton characters headlined by the San Juan County Sheriff, Marge Winterbottom. The book examines man's relationship with nature and shows what happens when the interests of saving historical structures, deep ecology and big business collide in an atmosphere of political corruption.

In 1994, Robert Boeder completed the Grand Slam of trail ultrarunning finishing four 100 mile trail races in one summer (14 weeks). In this classic first person narrative he describes the physical, mental, emotional and spiritual challenges of completing the Old Dominion 100 Miler, the Western States 100 Mile Endurance Run, the Leadville Trail 100 and the Wasatch Front 100 Mile Endurance Run. Boeder lives in Silverton, Colorado, where he runs and writes every day.

The wintry San Juan Mountains provide the backdrop for this tale of one man's struggle against discrimination in a Victorian era Colorado mining town. Lee, a Chinese laundryman, has already been run out of Central City. He desperately wants to avoid the same fate in Silverton, but forces beyond his control conspire against him. Anyone who visits the Four Corners area or rides the Durango and Silverton Narrow Guage Railroad will enjoy this story filled with authentic details of everyday life in the late 19th century West.