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| MAJOR GIGOLO is Major Ron Benson, the typical military staff officer. Protecting his country is what Ron Benson lives for. When his dreams of promotion come crashing down, he takes on a new mission. A mission of lust and unfulfilled romance that can only be found in the nations capital. Ron's newfound mission introduces him to interesting and powerful clients. Clients that know and understand how the Pentagon and the Government work. The nations capital is too small a town to try and hold a secret for very long. When your duty is to be honest, what happens when your way of life requires living a lie? In Washington DC, there is no way to keep secrets. Unless you have the right "friends". | HOOPMAN is Chuck "Hoopman" Hayes, a retired Army Officer getting a chance to play basketball. It doesn't take long for him to figure out that his team is hiding a dark secret. As Chuck digs deeper, he finds the purity of the game he loves is being subjected to corruption. But Hoopman has the courage to take on the criminals threatening his teammates and his dreams. He's determined to do whatever is necessary to save the game he loves, and what may be his only chance to be a champion ... even if it costs him his life. | DESERT SKIES II is the continuing saga of Tom Lawton. Tom is a Lieutenant Colonel in the Texas National Guard. Hand-picked to be the Commander of the State�s only reserve attack helicopter squadron, Lieutenant Colonel Lawton is under pressure to have his unit perform in combat by his boss and the active duty officers that he must support in combat. While facing the challenge of command, his home life is causing him an even greater challenge; a challenge that will test his personal demons. If the pressure his bosses put on him doesn't kill him, perhaps the Iraqi Fedayeen will. Can Lawton lead his Texans in combat, satisfy the desires of his active duty bosses, keep peace at home, and still defeat the Iraqi Forces? | DESERT SKIES is a novel about Attack Helicopter Warfare in the Gulf War. It includes insight into small unit tactics and training, the downsizing of the United States Military, ramifications of technological advances and offers a look into potential causes of Gulf War Syndrome. Plus ... it's a damn good story. |