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Lt. General Mordecai "Swoop" Swellen was once known for his violent raids and attacks on any and all enemies. Some were criminals, but many were raiding, warring American Indians. When so ordered, he would "swoop" in and decimate any declared enemy. He was also known for his tactical brilliance and sudden viciousness, and his branding iron, red hot anger! But in 1890, Swellen had a change of heart. He was faced with enraging the local Lakota Indians near his fort, which he knew would lead to disaster, or disobeying orders. He walked away from his command just before the massacre at Wounded Knee; disobeying all orders, he disappeared. AWOL. His vindictive superiors branded him a coward, a traitor to the United States and issued a wanted dead or alive $1,000 bounty on his head. The military orchestrated a massive hunt for him. Swellen struggles to stay one step ahead of his many bounty pursuers and the United States Army. In Swellen's Reckoning, we learn his origin story, and how as a fugitive he became involved with a new invention, a mountain-climbing, cog and rail train system, and its company from Sicily, working in Pikes Peak, Colorado. He's hired by the Sicilian owner-inventor Arturo Zapello to thwart sabotage, theft, and murder within his own company, and further foil one of his sinister crew chiefs, Carlo Greco, also a renowned swordsman obsessed with challenging the locals to sword duels to their death. Many reckonings befall Swoop and all those around him in this, his first adventure, as the trap closes in and in..."

When career criminal and psychopath John Phillip Muzak escaped from prison, he promised to start a blitzkrieg of murderous crime to torture the people of Texas. Muzak and his criminal sons, aka the "Ponderosa Gang," cut a bloody trail across the Texian landscape. There is only one man who can hunt them down, an "old school," shamed and fired Texas detective, Jumpin Jack Kellog. Kellog was once hailed as a hero, fighting the Yankee Mafia and the Cowboy Mafia, (the 'Be Bad Now' prequel). But now, years later, he's been ostracized for brutality and defying orders. He's been fired from West Forge PD. His reputation tarnished and considered a pariah, Kellog is reduced to selling paint in his brother's store, as he recovers from a severe heart attack and nervous breakdown. But Kellog is Muzak's life-long archenemy, the only man ever able to track him down and arrest him. He's sent the public enemy to the pen six times. And now, pariah or not, it's time for Kellog to do it again. So, Jack sets out on a manhunt with the Texas Rangers to strangle the Ponderosa crime wave. Kellog has torn through major Texas cities, and busted across the Mexican border, forced to use every trick he's learned to repeatedly snare Muzak since the 60s. Detections, chases, fistfights, knife fights, gunfights, horror, and death ensue, all erupting again now into an unforgettable, climactic showdown on the streets of Laredo!

Hock's Training Mission Two is an unarmed and multi-weapon collection of his Force Necessary, Level 2 hand, stick, knife, and gun course materials. The material is organized through his Stop 6 Training Program as its skeleton.

Whether he's hot on the trail of a killer who carves off his victim's faces, or putting together the pieces of a case to bring a local college professor's killer to justice, Hock Hochheim is relentless as he investigates a plethora of criminals, tracks them down and brings them to justice. In Don't Even Think About It, Hock shares the details of his life investigating crime. He tells how he escaped New York City on a motorcycle headed for Australia only to end up in Texas dodging bullets and tracking down criminals, first as a security guard, then in Asia working for Uncle Sam as a military policeman and investigator. Hock also explains how he parlayed military service in law enforcement into civilian police investigations, private eye and bodyguard careers that, together, span nearly three decades. Don't Even Think About It educates, while it entertains, and leaves the reader turning pages well into the night. Along the way Hock reveals the thrills, spills and mysteries as well as the missteps, he encountered serving in law enforcement both in the U.S. and abroad. For anyone considering a career in law enforcement, or for readers interested in real crime stories, Don't Even Think About It is a MUST READ. It both educates and entertains while leaving the reader hungry for more.

In Dead Right There, Hock Hochheim stops a jail break, narrowly avoids being shot in his car, and hunts down a vindictive killer who shot a man through his own dining room window as he ate dinner with his family. And that’s just for starters. In this sequel to Don’t Even Think About It Hock Hochheim investigates a plethora of criminals, tracks them down and testifies at their trials.  Dead Right There reads like fiction but it’s all based on Hock’s life investigating crime and bringing criminals to justice.  In a time before SWAT, Hock himself has climbed in windows with gun drawn, busted down doors and collected evidence that put many a criminal behind bars.  Along the way Hock reveals the thrills, spills and mysteries as well as the missteps, he encountered serving in law enforcement both in the U.S. and abroad.  He shares how he discovered his first dead body, first mass killing, and the story of a psycho who just couldn’t quite identify the men who robbed her and nearly killed her husband.   For anyone considering a career in law enforcement, or for readers interested in real crime stories, Dead Right There is a MUST READ. It both educates and entertains while leaving the reader hungry for more.

Guide to Native American Artifact identification and classification. This guide provides information about farming, hunting, and recreation for early Native American people.

Johann Gunther, is a German immigrant, a West Point graduate, ex-U.S. Army officer and former Oklahoma lawman. At the turn of the 20th Century, he runs a problem-solving agency in Ft. Worth, Texas called Remedies, Inc. where if the fee is right, he works as a private detective, a gun fighter, bodyguard and all-around trouble-shooter for hire. He operates in a new world of changing politics, inventive science and exploding technology. In 1906, when U. S. Army Colonel Vito Latissimo and his unit disappear on an discovery expedition in Afghanistan, President Theodore Roosevelt suspects an international, criminal conspiracy. He asks his former Rough Rider Lieutenant, Gunther to act as his free-lance agent and accompany the follow-up British and American mission to locate this officer. Along for the investigation are Latissimo's ill, angry and deserted wife, her beautiful caretaker niece, an aged cavalry company, geographic society's photographers, a reckless English Commander, his British Lancers and a division of Indian Sepoy soldiers. After the assassination of the U.S. contingent's leader, Gunther reluctantly ends up in charge of the American unit. They find Latissimo alive, well and scheming, and Gunther uncovers a plot to assist Russia in the Great Game of disrupting Britain in both India and Afghanistan, plus a traitor's mad scheme to become king of the far Khyber Pass. Gunther outwits foreign spies and revenges a murder on a cruise ship in the Straits of Gibraltar. He battles savage tribes, escapes religious riots in Bombay, crushes Jihadists and American cutthroats in the northwest frontier of Afghanistan, and leads a climatic charge of a stone fort on the top of the world. The classic, serial hero returns in the form of Johann Gunther in this tale of wild, unpredictable, high action and international adventure.