Welcome to a world few want to know exists. Welcome to world of The Lawman.
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Each book is a standalone adventure. Together they form a sweeping story that’s not over yet.
Home isn’t home anymore. Will Diaz has returned home from the Gulf War. By his own admission, he feels like he’s in the Ray Bradbury story where astronauts land on Mars. They opened the hatch and found their hometown waiting for them.
Will’s world has changed since he’s been gone. He’s become stranger in his own hometown.
He’s hired back at the Sheriff’s Office . . . (Click Here or on the Picture to learn more)
Mom always warned you about taking rides from strangers. Two young ladies are about to find out what happens when you fail to heed that piece of advice.
Will Diaz is adjusting to life outside the military. His life has gone on. He and Jewell are married, and for the first time in years, Will is happy. But home is still a long way from. . . (Click Here or on the Picture to learn more)
What do you do when the world comes to an end, and you didn’t die with it?
There’s a second question asked. “What do you do when you’ve never dealt with the end of the world?”
Pam Harmon, one of Will’s most trusted teammates, is about to find out.
When a police raid goes wrong, Pam is wounded. Being wounded puts her on a desperate path to avoid the trauma of her past. It’s a harrowing ride into the world of alcohol abuse. . . (Click Here or on the picture to learn more)
A story of love, grief, and redemption.
Not every story ends with “Everyone lived Happily ever after!”
It starts with what’s supposed to be a deer hunting trip. For the first time, Will and some of his Army buddies have gotten together. It’s a simple deer hunting trip and promises to be a fun week.
When murder happens, the hunting trip turns into a hunt for the most dangerous animal in creation: man. It’s an old west style chase of the killer through. . . (Click Here or on the picture to learn more).
“‘Maybe’ is an equation you’ll never prove!”
There are several questions that need to be answered in order to have a good investigation. They are: Who, What, When, Where, How, and Why!
“Why is what many mystery writers call a “motive.” Contrary to popular belief, we don’t have to prove a motive in a real-world investigation.
All we have to prove is that someone did something against the law.
The reason we don’t have to prove a “motive” or a “why” in criminal investigations, rarely are they even logical.
But when Detective Tom Sowards is shot by Officer Bryan Bower, the question . . . (Click Here on the picture to learn more)
Grandpa’s War is a free book. click to download it.
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Grandpa’s War is the remembrances of the Author while a member of 6th Platoon, 501st MPs, 1st Armored Division. It contains numerous photographs and is offered for free. The work is copyrighted and intended for personal use only. Any attempt to use it for commercial uses will result in legal action.
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