When his long-lost love and new bride Clara was brutally murdered in an Austrian mountain chateau while they were on their honeymoon, super-sleuth and undercover operative Roland Troy quits chasing criminals and retreats to the back woods of Vermont. But when his old friend and former partner McKenzie Rockett travels from Florida to ask a favor, Troy knows he can't say no to Rockett's request for help in solving one last homicide. Troy is partnered up with beautiful, ex-model, Angela Becker, a superb undercover cop in her own right. The two of them quickly find that they are on the trail of something far larger and darker than what Troy and Rockett had initially assumed: an on-going international conspiracy that has spanned not only the decades, but generations as well. This riveting stand-alone sequel to Prancing Tiger (Morrow, 0-688-13049-6), takes the reader from rural Vermont to the swampland of Florida, and into the mountains along the Austrian-Italian border on a hunt for the truth about one girl's past and the history of an entire nation. At the Publisher's request, this title is being sold without Digital Rights Management Software (DRM) applied.

Investigating the death of a Vietnam veteran whose PTSD culminated in a hoarding disorder, Joe Gunther learns that the victim's collection of combat photos contains information that a sinister adversary desperately wanted to keep hidden.

In years past, a company’s response to unions was generally defensive, requiring heavy-handed tactics to keep organizers from influencing employees toward a pro-union vote. But in our modern, tech-savvy world, strategies involving labor relations have dramatically changed. Today’s businesses are confronted with everchanging rules, laws, and regulations that require up-to-date and positive solutions for their employees. And these companies can’t do it alone.

This inspirational story follows Winston and Hope Prichard during the 1940s in South Texas. This fourth volume begins with the attack on Pearl Harbor. The portrayal of the family on the home front accurately recounts the events of WWII. Sacrificing for the war effort, the Prichard family is also beset with devastating loss and hardship of starting over. They never miss printing the weekly newspaper, though at times, Winn accomplishes it with a hangover. Hope has faith that God will answer her prayers for him to overcome his compulsion to binge drinking. Infuriating relatives and endearing town characters contribute humor and warmth to this compelling novel. The author weaves a story of an honest, hardworking couple who love deeply, laugh readily, and look to God for every need. Proof Positive is a feel-good book, acknowledging the pure kindness of folks who care about each other and their neighbors.