In December 1835, eight officers and one hundred men of the U.S. Army under the command of Brevet Major Francis Langhorne Dade set out from Fort Brooke at Tampa Bay, Florida, to march north a hundred miles to reinforce Fort King (present-day Ocala). On the sixth day, halfway to their destination, they were attacked by Seminole Indians. By four o'clock in the afternoon, only three wounded soldiers survived what came to be known as the Dade Massacre. Only two of those men managed to struggle fifty miles back to Fort Brooke. One of them—wounded in the shoulder and hip, a bullet in one lung—was Private Ransom Clark. It is the story of great duplicity, not on the part of Seminole Indians, but of the politicians and officers who sent the men of Dade's command to their death. The Dade Massacre was the pretext the U.S. government needed to begin the Second Seminole War, the longest and most expensive Indian war in American history. In 1839 Ransom Clark wrote a brief account of his ordeal, entitled The Surprising Adventures of Ransom Clark, Among the Indians in Florida. Although he promised to later supply an entire account, he didn't live long enough to do so, succumbing to his grave wounds. In Nobody's Hero, Frank Laumer completes Clark's story.

A tattooed ex-con trying to stay out of trouble… A virginal romance writer ready to research the real thing… Clayton Preston has done his time and is ready or a fresh start in Cottonbloom. Staying out of trouble is his goal. He plans to keep his head down and work his way back into getting partial custody of his daughter. A physical relationship, especially with a woman whose father is a prominent judge in town, is too risky. Maggie Mize secretly writes romance but harbors an embarrassing secret. She’s a virgin. Sick of watching videos to research scenes for her books, she wants to experience the real thing, and knows exactly who can help her—the dangerous, tattooed ex-con that she has been crushing on forever. Her family doesn’t approve. He insists he’s not the romantic hero she’s looking for. But she knows exactly how their story will end…

Nobody's Hero is the story of a young woman, Sue, who is trapped in an abusive relationship with Charles, and out-of-work deadbeat. Sue has an escape plan though, and it may or may not include Charles's supposed best friend Dean, or the gun in her purse.

Sam Cooper has done his time on the hero circuit. First as a Navy SEAL and then as an FBI agent, Cooper learned how easily a man could stumble on that path. Now he’s nobody’s hero, a PI living on his boat and working cases where the only thing at stake is money. Then Jessie Burkett shows up on his dock, insisting he help find her missing sister, Nicole. Although all of Cooper’s instincts scream at him to set sail for the wide-open waters of the Caribbean, he can’t turn his back on the stubborn woman whose captured more than his professional interest and leave her to the ruthless men surrounding her. Soon, he’s once again following a hero’s path, but in his search for Nicole, he’s made some powerful—and deadly—enemies. Worse, he can't seem to keep his hands off Jessie. Right now he's her knight in shining armor, but will she still want him when she no longer needs a hero?

Why can't everybody just leave him alone? All Sean Rafferty wants is solitude to recover from a gunshot wound. That's why he's here on Maine's isolated Osprey Island: to heal and move on. But how can he face going back to being a Massachusetts state police officer since he's sworn off ever playing hero again? Unfortunately, Sean can't avoid heroics when neighboring Connie Bradford's daughter keeps getting into trouble. And the fiercely independent Connie makes it clear she doesn't need a rescuer— reluctant or otherwise. The mother-and-daughter antics make his solitude seem almost too quiet. Despite himself, Sean finds this pair wrestling their way into his heart…as if they belong there.

Nobody's Hero is a true adventure of an American soldier who refused to die, in spite of terrible wounds that would have stopped a lesser man. Frank Laumer has used historical documents, including Clark's own brief account, and, as Laumer explains, "taken the bones of fact and put upon them the flesh of fiction."

Three cursed shifters tied together by revenge. Can love heal them? Find out in the first book of this explosive, action-packed post-apocalyptic complete trilogy. First rule of surviving the Wastelands: don't be caught out after the sun sets... After her father was killed in a warg attack, Riley Kincaid was forced to stand on her own two feet in the brutal Wastelands she calls home. She knows how to survive, but when a lapse in judgment leaves her out after dark, Riley realizes she's in trouble. The sun has set, the monsters are out to play, and there's a band of reivers heading straight for her settlement. Riley needs to warn her people, but that's before she runs a handsome stranger down in her jeep. A stranger who might not be a man after all... Kidnapping her was the worst mistake he ever made. Dangerous wolf shifter, Lucius Wade, lives only for revenge. But when he kidnaps Riley in order to lure an old friend into a trap, suddenly the tables are turned. Riley has no intentions of being bait, and she tempts him in ways he hasn't felt for a long time. He's never played the hero, but suddenly a part of him wants to. When dangerous secrets are revealed, and Luc realizes an old enemy is on his trail, he's forced to change his plans. The hunter is suddenly the hunted, and the only allies he has... is a stubborn blonde who thinks there should be more to live for than revenge, and the ex-friend who shoved a knife in his back ten years ago. The Burned Lands series: —alpha male romance —alpha wolf —monster romance —shifter romance —fated mates romance wolf shifter —fated mates shifter romance —paranormal romance wolf shifters —post apocalyptic romance — action adventure romance —strong heroine paranormal romance