An EMP knocks out all the power in North America. As people are scrambling to get generators (or anything else) running, they begin to hear rumors. Nuclear war. Chaos. What about the President? Is she alive or did she die in the disaster? Mary Orsen discovers that her ability to travel through time was not affected by the EMP. She has the power and the ability to go back in time and prevent the war. But she also knows that she'll only make things worse if she doesn't go back and change what really started it. Was it the EMP, or had it actually begun before that? Mary consults with men who...

When Bat Garrett wakes up one morning with the wrong wife, he knows something is wrong. Jody's dead. His grandson Edward is dead. A young woman named Marianne went to the future by herself. Everything is wrong and Bat is the only person who remembers how things used to be, when they were right. But it's not just a memory. Bat can see that other life. Bat is caught in a dual reality and most everyone-in both realities-thinks he's going crazy. But Bat is convinced that only one of the realities is the way things are supposed to be, so he sets out to find out what split reality and do whatever...

Bat Garrett was just a novice private investigator in North Dallas with big dreams. One day, he was approached by two men from the Home Agency--a secretive government body--to go on a mission. On the mission, his dreams seem to come true as he is surrounded by beautiful women, intrigue and danger. The dream turns into a nightmare when the first woman tries to kill him, the second one turns out to just be a plant and the third woman--the one he has to marry--can't stand the sight of him. As Bat tries to uncover the secret behind an apparent drug ring and the possibility that he's just...

Two years after the murder of a prominant north Texas banker has been solved and the killer put in jail, Dallas private eye Bat Garrett is hired by an attractive widow to find out why her husband was killed. The police (and everyone else) say it was just a robbery gone bad, but the widow thinks differently. With Jody Anderson still on crutches from her horrific ordeal in "The Nice Guy" but by his side as always, Bat undertakes a case that leads him through an amateur archaeological society in Dallas and into a centuries old mystery in the ancient ruins of Mesa Verde in southwest Colorado. Did...

Dallas private eye Bat Garrett is hired by wealthy Texas oilman Frank Gaston, who thinks someone is trying to kill him. Bat is skeptical but when Gaston is found dead, slumped over at his desk, the fear seems to have been well-placed. Darla Gaston, the beautiful young oilman's daughter, is encouraged by her lawyers to fire Bat and let the police investigate. Darla, however, wants Bat to find out why her father has been calling a number in Colorado for several years. Bat discovers that Gaston has left a trail of lies and deceit, bigamy, and maybe even a decades-old smuggling operation...

A ghost. Bat has to be seeing a ghost. While recuperating in Houston he stumbles across a shopgirl who looks and sounds just like someone he lost a year before. As his friends think he's going crazy, and even he's starting to wonder if he watched "Vertigo" one too many times, he tries to piece together the background of the shopgirl. The investigation takes Bat from Houston and Dallas, to Arkansas and Durango (where he meets a young Garison Fitch) and closer to the conclusion that he may not have been the only one set-up by the Home Agency. Can he return the set-up favor?

Laying in bed with a broken leg, Jody Anderson recalls the events that have brought her to that moment. Adolescent gymnast ... college cheerleader ... flute player in the band ... Just how did all this land her in a hospital, her medical bills paid by the Treasury Department? How did she get from a farm in rural, northern Arkansas to the world of being a domestic spy, bullets flying, bones breaking, and romance? And in which world would she rather stay?

In the midst of being the only reliable witness to a fight in a diner, Bat Garrett goes to the funeral of a friend from high school. At the funeral Bat and his wife Jody discover that there are some family members of the deceased who think the death wasn't accidental. Bat begins to look into the death and is confronted by old memories, some ex-girlfriends, and the disturbing idea that, if it was murder, it was committed by someone Bat knew.

Dallas private eye Bat Garrett is called in to investigate a snowboarder who crashed in the "Mind Games," a made-for-TV spectacular being held at Toltec Mountain Ski Area in New Mexico. What looks like just a routine accident, like the many other accidents that have happened on the slopes, becomes more suspicious when the snowboarder in question is found dead in her hotel room. Soon, there's another death, and then another. Is someone stalking the "Mind Games"? Can Bat and his wife, Jody, unravel the mystery before the bodies pile up higher than the snow?

Bat Garrett happens to be on hand when the Native Sun Trading Post blows up. Two bodies are found in the rubble, presumed to be the owners of the trading post. But Jody has seen them before. Years before, Jody was kidnapped and brainwashed to think she was the child of Robert and Helen Alexander. When Bat discovered her and rescued her, the Alexanders disappeared. Most assumed them dead, but Jody was never sure. Now, to find out that they had been living near her has Jody rattled. She, with Bat's help, has to find out just why the Alexanders have stayed so close to the one person who had the...