When Malibu's best friend Reno is tragically killed his girlfriend Bright Eyes and Malibu are overcome with grief. On the spur of the moment Bright Eyes decides to abandon California and go in search of an ex-boyfriend in Michigan. Her only means of getting there; hitchhiking. Without hesitation Malibu joins her on a twisting 3,000 mile odyssey in which they experience natural wonders, unexplainable events, unexpected hazards and perilous encounters in their brief moments in stranger's lives. Through this and because of it they develop a life long commitment. Malibu's return to Glendale alone leads him into even greater jeopardy, risks to his life and betrayal. Once there he finds himself walking a razor's edge between Kathy and the unexpectedly returned Debbie. He is first forced to choose between them and later not permitted to choose either over the other. While walking in this emotional mine field he also becomes ever deeper involved in the Rothschild crime Family. The results are surprising.

This is the story of Mark Bowman, born and raised in 1950s Houston, coming of age on the streets of California. The story is told in five volumes; 1963-1966; 1966-1968; 1968-1969; 1969-1970; and 1970-1971. It follows Mark from the Kennedy Assassination through the Manson murders ranging from Echo Park to Hollywood; the Sunset Strip to Haight Ashbury, Malibu to Palm Springs. It's the story of California; the bikers, the hippies, the junkies and the dealers, the street gypsies, the runaways, the war protestors and the teenage domestic surveillance agents working undercover for the government. It's a story of graphic violence and loss, but most of all it a whole series of love stories as could have only been experienced during those years of peace and promiscuity. Not for the feint hearted or easily offended, but five volumes of true stories; and Jim Morrison.

The year is 1988. Naval Intelligence Service Vice Admiral Mark J. 'Malibu' Bowman is on the verge of putting a .45 caliber round in his own temple. In a single moment his Gulfstream III has been torn from the sky taking with it the two women who made his life what it is. He is stopped in his intention by the arrival of his replacement. He agrees to take on a mysterious, suicidal assignment in the desolation of Southern Arizona. Once there he becomes embroiled in a project leading to a plot hatched by the President himself to take over the world. Malibu's investigation into the conspiracy leads him to form an alliance with Vierte Reich, the Fourth Reich, with world domination plans of their own. A romantic alliance with a hard core attractive bar owner further complicates his mission. And this is just the beginning. He is joined by Dallas Raines, his former Executive Officer. After 9/11, the conspiracy goes to places that will kill millions. It is up to them to overcome the opposition and stop it.

The sixties, known for hippies, free love, music and the revision of America as a sexual utopia of equality are an overblown farce. The sixties were a decade of fierce passions, divided ideologies, hard core drugs and extreme violence. California Sixties Pentology in 565,000 words tells the truth about the decade of love. The first four volumes raise questions, mysteries and enigmas not answered; until now. Volume 5 answers all the questions, explains all the mysteries and brings all the characters together in a final orgy of sex and violence. But it's not over. The story continues for another thirty years beginning with the final book of the Endings Trilogy, Project Rainbow, a story too incredible to be believed yet the details are available on the net. Coming soon, Project Rainbow, the truth about the fictional Philadelphia Experiment. Ah Juevos!

The Weathermen. The Symbionese Liberation Army. The FALN. The Black Liberation Army. The names seem quaint now, but there was a stretch of time in America when there was on average more than one significant terrorist act in the U.S. every week. The FBI combated these groups and others as nodes in a single revolutionary underground, dedicated to the violent overthrow of the American government. Thus began a decade-long battle between the FBI and these homegrown terrorists, compellingly and thrillingly documented in Days of Rage.

First Published in 2005. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.