Eight months after the showdown with the domestic terrorist group that nearly cost him his life, Danny Coogan, a Montana Fish and Game Officer, faces a new threat to his community—and his career. It starts with a dead steer. Which happens to be near the body of a dead rancher. Both of which are on the Dead Horse Indian Reservation.

Soon, Danny, the Tribal Police, the local Sheriff’s Department, and a US Marshal are pressed into action. Danny’s connections to the Rez draw him into the murder case and plant him firmly in the crosshairs of the killers. Another victim is discovered, tortured, and murdered—but why? What secret painted a target on these locals?

Along with fellow Afghanistan veteran Matt Bringloe from the Tribal Police, Danny is determined to uncover the truth. Then, a connection is made to a decades-old cold case, revealing hidden motives and secret agendas. Now, Danny must pull together the clues before someone else dies.
Cattle rustling, a magic mushroom drug operation, and unsolved murders result in a shoot-out at a remote ranch, a race against time to a ghost town, and a final stand in the most unlikely location.

With the flavor of a down-home yarn and the intensity of a high adventure, FRONTIER OUTLAWS offers Craig Johnson and CJ Box fans a thrilling ride that delivers a bronco-busting punch.

After the best-selling success of his first novel, FRONTIER JUSTICE, Michael Cardwell pulls his fans into another action/adventure. If you like mysteries and crime stories with resilient heroes, slam-bang action, and nail-biting suspense spiked with a splash of wilderness humor, you’ll love this second book in the Coogan Mystery series. $5.99 on Kindle.

A glossy promise. A murdered promoter. And a road someone is willing to kill for.

When tourism consultant Nora Keene arrives in Salmon, Idaho, selling jobs, visitors, and a bright new future, reserve deputy Hatta McFarlane determines Nora’s backers are vague, her promises are slippery, and the stranger at the back of the council meeting scares her badly enough to crack her perfect smile.

By morning, Nora is dead behind the banners for Discover Salmon Weekend, her phone is missing, and the trail leads from false names and doctored maps to land Hatta inherited.

Suspects include Grant Bellamy, an ambitious lodge owner who has plans of his own; Clay Berringer, a disgruntled rancher; Wade Thomas and Bud Ferris Jr., rival contractors competing for promised work; and a stranger with more than one name.

With Sheriff Earl Hobbs, her perceptive dog Sprout and her ghostly grandmother helping, Hatta must discover who is turning memory, money, and murder into a map before the missing murder weapon is used on her.
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They built a cage of fear. Adrian Ward wrote the code to burn it down. When an MIT hacker translates ancient magic into a sentient C++ digital matrix, he triggers a shadow war with the Vatican’s elite hit squads. Dan Brown meets William Gibson in this high-octane cyber-occult thriller. $0.99 on Kindle.

When a ghost from the past refuses to stay buried, U.S. Marshal Danny Coogan is pulled into a case that doesn’t make sense, and that someone powerful doesn’t want solved.

What begins as a routine eviction turns darker with every step. Missing persons with no trail. Bodies surfacing where they shouldn’t. And secrets buried long enough that some people have built their lives on keeping them that way.
But this is no ghost story.

As Danny digs deeper, he begins to see the hand of a powerful enemy from his past, someone with the reach to stop investigations, silence witnesses, and make the truth disappear. Someone who knows exactly what Danny is capable of and has no intention of letting him uncover what happened years ago.

With the body count rising and the past closing in, Danny must navigate deadly terrain, old betrayals, and an enemy who always seems one step ahead. It turns out the most dangerous ghosts aren’t the ones haunting the land.
They’re the ones still breathing—and they remember Danny Coogan. $12.99 on Kindle.

Danny Coogan, a freshly minted Montana Fish and Game Officer and recent Afghanistan veteran, hopes to bury his demons in a simple life in the wilderness around the small town of Darwin. But his life becomes a nightmare when he is shot and left injured and alone in the freezing countryside to struggle for survival. His assailant? A local Native American, he had considered a friend, Edmund Goodrunner.

Thus begins a brutal battle of lies, deception, and revenge with drug runners, weapons dealers, kidnappers, and killers. Danny finds himself thrust into an FBI investigation and forced to juggle the threats of a dangerous domestic terrorist group that threatens every aspect of the community he loves and has vowed to protect.

Danny, along with his surrogate father, Senior Game Warden Ben Whitetail, and the local Tribal Police Chief, instill the rich flavor of rural America through poignancy and down-home humor as they struggle, each in their own way, to bring peace back to their snowy town.
Fans of Craig Johnson and CJ Box will love this outstanding first novel as the author draws on his military experience and deep love of rural America to produce this action/adventure.

If you like mysteries and crime stories with resilient heroes, slam-bang conflict, and nail-biting suspense seasoned with a splash of wilderness humor, then you’ll love FRONTIER JUSTICE. $4.99 on Kindle.

For four years, an Iranian sleeper cell has lived ordinary lives in Los Angeles while guarding a smuggled tactical nuclear weapon and awaiting the signal that will turn them from neighbors into killers. When that order finally arrives, CIA agent Jack Harlan races to stop the detonation—but the operatives’ greatest obstacle may be the lives and people they have unexpectedly come to love. $2.99 on Kindle.

‘A muscular, suspenseful crime thriller about consequence and the long shadow of obligation.’ BestThrillers.com

Michael Kramer, an eighteen-year-old talented martial artist, is blamed for the accidental death of his best friend James Basset.

Sentenced to five years for involuntary manslaughter, Michael is forced to navigate a prison system where race dictates every opportunity and every threat.

In this harsh world, trusting someone like Ijal, a drug mogul from a different background, is a risk. Yet when Ijal intervenes to stop a violent attack, Michael discovers that loyalty can outweigh the rigid hierarchy, and he will forever be indebted to the inmate for saving his life.

Upon his release, Michael returns to his hometown and reconnects with Ijal, only to be pulled into the dangerous criminal world that he and his cousin Cory inhabit.

Michael tries to rebuild his life, build a relationship with his father and return to his martial arts path. But prison has changed him in ways he can’t ignore.

Loyalty becomes its own kind of cage. To repay his debt, Michael crosses lines he once believed he never could, sinking deeper into violence.

Bound by murder, Michael and Ijal flee – because the next time they’re caught, there will not be any second chances. $4.99 on Kindle.

Los Angeles, 1942. Lucille Ball reported enemy radio coming through her teeth. Every agency dismissed it. OSS officer Blackjack Harrigan drove out the same night. She was the only receiver in California the enemy didn’t know existed. Thirty years later she told it on TV as an anecdote. The real story stayed classified, until now. $0.99 on Kindle.

NEW FROM Award winning author Captain W.L. BACH
Retired U.S. Navy SEAL
Betrayal’s Cost
A Navy SEAL disappears.
An NCIS investigation begins.
And the truth has a cost.
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In an election year marred by violence, Anna Hoffman warns a divided America that the country will devolve into a Russia 2.0 if her rival, Mack Leach wins. Liam Driscoll recruits a Stanford PhD student developing The Truth Chamber, an AI technology to figure out who is behind the escalating violence and an assassination attempt on Anna. $0.99 on Kindle.