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HILDEBANDT & BEAR DOG - Book #11 of the Bone & Loraine series.Bone, Hildebrandt, and Bear Dog are caught in a flood. Hildebrandt saves them but Bone has partial amnesia.He goes through a Chickasaw sweatlodge ceremony to recover his lost memories. In his vision quest, he sees a man and his daughter running from outlaws in the haunted Seven Devil Mountains in the southeastern area of the Choctaw Nation.Bone & Loraine go after them...and it's All...

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ISIS kidnaps the Secretary of State on a peace mission in Syria and holds him for a fifty billion dollar ransom, Secretary of Defense, Jack "Burner" Stewart calls in the Black Eagle Force. A CIA Analyst breaks a coded message from ISIS to the North Koreans for the purchase of two nuclear weapons. Someone tries to keep her from getting the information to the SecDef and attempts to kill both of them. The President issues an Executive Order... Di...

Ken Farmer has been a member of Screen Actor's Guild and a professional actor for over 40 years. With a degree in Speech and Drama, over 260 commercials, 50 TV shows & MOW's, 15 Features and only God knows how many industrials, Ken has authored the most exciting, easy to understand and actually logical approach to acting to come along in the last century. Acting is Storytelling is the definitive approach to Organic Acting.

She's F.M. Miller, former Deputy US Marshal turned bounty hunter-she doesn't backwater to any man. Fiona Mae and her partner, Deputy US Marshal Brushy Bill Roberts are on a suspense filled encounter peppered with old west Indian mysticism, shapeshifters, Spanish gold, and outlaws on the scout in Blue Water Woman.In a country and lifestyle normally reserved for men, Fiona Miller is a special breed of woman. She's rattlesnake fast, an expert sho...

There was one female Deputy US Marshal in the Indian Territory. Her name was Fiona Mae Miller. The Fort Smith Elevator, in its November 6, 1891, issue described her...as a dashing brunette of charming manners...an expert shot and a superb horsewoman, and brave to the verge of recklessness. Some even went so far as to call her a female Bass Reeves...others just called her...LADY LAW. She doesn't backwater for any man... Marshal Miller is on a m...

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