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Once again, John and his ladies find themselves pulled into conflict. Between just trying to survive and doing the right thing, they are up to their necks in deep sh*t. Sandy and May are their usual selves, which are enough to keep anybody busy just putting out the fires they start, but John is more than able to handle them until they...well, guess ya gotta listen to find out!

This is about a community of mostly extended families pulling together to protect their valley after a worldwide economic crash sends the entire planet into anarchy. This is how a group of determined people working together can keep their small part of the world safe (or at least safer than most places).

This is a story about four young men; lifelong friends, who find themselves in a Zombie war. Being in their 20s, they all grew up on horror movies and video games. They watched every episode of The Walking Dead, and after each week's show, they spent the rest of the week tearing the show apart, covering all the "what ifs", and "why's" and filling it in with, "If it was me, I woulda done...."

Most everything I've written deals with an event that knocks the wheels off the world, such as an EMP. I wrote the first Valley book about an economic collapse, and I know less about that subject than an EMP (which ain't a lot). But after the first one, I realized that while the world might be burning down in the cities, that didn't mean that all of civilization came to a grinding halt.

The continuing adventures of John Walker and his ladies and people living happily in their desert canyon homes, living peacefully in the empty shell of the former United States of America. Fighting against those who would take by force, helping those who need help while working to build their own place in this new world.

The story of Jackson Slade, Soldier, Drifter, Indian fighter. Jackson's life spans many more years the it should because of an accidental discovery of a mysterious portal to another world and the further discovery of an even more mysterious cave with a glowing pool of water. Come ride with Slade as he fights, lives and loves across the many years.

This series is about the things one would need to do and know to survive a civilization-killing event. The main purpose outside simple entertainment is that if it makes the listener think 'what if?' then it's started working. If it gets the listener doing more than thinking it's done its job. We think if the lights go out for an hour that things are rough- what if they were to go off and not come back on? Do you have food enough to carry you over until you can grow a garden?

More of the life of Jackson Slade, Confederate Soldier, Scout, Indian Fighter, and Gunfighter and he lives and loves through the many years with his wife the Crow Spirit Woman, Morning Dove, and the many interesting people of the old west.

Book four in the ongoing saga of Johnny Long Walker and his bride Sandy Walker. This book finds the dynamic duo bored stiff with farming and the quiet life of a strong retreat.

A story of revenge when a man's life is torn apart by the senseless death of his family. Out of his broken heart and the rage that follows, he sets out on a journey that will raise him high and take him low. But he does it with Intended Consequences.

A Long Lonely Road is about the efforts of an older man to get home to Texas after an EMP strands him in Montana. He comes across lots of different obstacles along the way.

This is the story of a man in his later years who finds himself a very long way from home and hearth when the SHTF. It’s a tale of the drive to get home, come hell or high water. I’m writing it about the way I myself would get home after an event. I can only hope that I would do as well in real life. I have the will, drive, and know-how, but maybe the ol' body is low on fuel. Time will tell.

This is the story of a man in his later years, who finds himself a very long way from home when the SHTF. It's a tale of the drive to get home, come hell or high water.

My purpose for writing this book was to show that a thinking person can not only survive, but live well in a world gone crazy. Live well, of course, meaning compared to most. I wanted to show that one didn't need Bill Gates's checkbook to build a place to survive.

John and his army of land pirates can't rest, as somebody is always pissing in the Post Toasties. But this time they are facing an army from outside coming to take America for their own. John and his ladies and friends are off to save the nation from all enemies, foreign or domestic.

Book Six in the ongoing series in the lives of John Walker and his ladies Sandy and May, as they retrace John's route from Montana to Texas right after the EMP. John has his hands full with the two wives, not to mention the people who think 'no law' means 'open season' on everybody.

This is book five in the A Long, Lonely Road series, relating more adventures with John, Sandy, and the new addition to their family: May. John and the ladies will be riding the high country, getting into more adventures as America continues to battle back from the EMP that destroyed most of the world.

When a storm comes out of nowhere causing dark and cold winds, the people think the damage is the end of it. But little do they know, that right behind the winds, comes something even worse. Within hours, they find themselves fighting their own friends, family, and neighbors, as a killing rage overcomes them. In the days following, the rage burns out of them, but then man's true self comes out. And the next fight begins, as the survivors dig in, to combat those who only want to take.

I've believed for many years that the powers that be (whoever they are) who control most everything in America have worked overtime to turn the American Law Enforcement Officer into little more than a tool for the shadow government: a way to get around The Posse Comitatus Act.

The life and times of Jackson Slade a civil war survivor of the Army of the Confederacy and his very long and adventure filled life after the war, from small rancher to Indian scout to western Lawman to Soldier.