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Two young prostitutes commit suicide. Or did they? Ex-cop turned crime reporter, Ellen Windsor, wants to know.

Two murderous career criminals who should have gone to prison for a very long time are set free due to legal technicalities. The next day, each is found dead. Broken neck. Ellen suspects a vigilante walks the streets of L.A.

Tobias Masterson, former Green Beret, wealthy philanthropist and CEO of a security-consulting firm enjoys the highest levels of anonymity. He keeps a low profile, helps the helpless, and keeps a close watch on a justice system that too often lets...

The Colemans saga continues in Book 3, The Kinfe. With Caleb in jail, sentenced to be hanged for a murder he did not commit, Zack is on his own in his quest to find the truth and save his brother.

A young prostitute is found dead in an alley just off Hollywood Boulevard. Her throat had been cut, her abdomen surgically opened, and organs removed. Ellen and Elzbeth both see the similarity to the Jack The Ripper victims. Fearing a public panic, Ellen’s former partner and friend, Detective Teresa Gonzales, asks Ellen to hold off on reporting the Jack The Ripper angle, but when additional victims are discovered, it is clear that a deranged serial killer is stalking the streets of Hollywood.

On a morning run, Tobias is confronted by a man who wants to kill him—a former...

The body of a homeless woman is found in a drainage ditch. There’s a fresh incision across her abdomen. Her pancreas had been harvested, the M.E. said, with surgical precision. When other homeless people begin to disappear, Ellen is concerned.

While Tobias is visiting his buddies at the shelter near Skid Row, a gang shootout erupts on the street in front of the shelter. One of the guns used in the shootout is a Russian-made assault weapon. How does that weapon find its way into the hands of an L.A. gangbanger?

When Tobias’ homeless friend, Lucinda, explains that...

Dr. Rogers' premise in this book is that the changes the church has experienced over the past twenty centuries are rooted in the cultural changes and shifts in worldview that have occurred during that time.

Church history in general is well-known, and it is not Rogers' purpose to produce another historical account or analysis. Instead, his goal is to highlight chronologically the changes that occurred and ask questions about how conservative Christians have reacted to those changes, especially as it relates to the American Restoration Movement, which, as...

On the campus of the California College of Arts and Sciences, a prestigious private college, four female students have been murdered, shot with a small caliber round, their nude bodies found next to their cars, their clothes folded neatly nearby. Strange symbols are carved into each victim's chest. The police are investigating but not making much progress. When the college president asks crime consultant, Dr. Aaron Archer, to investigate, Aaron is drawn into a web of deceit and intrigue that calls into question the integrity of both the college faculty and the student body. As two more...