The true story of a string of brutal murders, rapes, and the cop who tried to stop it.

On January 31, 1971, Navy Captain Dr. Edgar Mitchell embarked on the Apollo 14 mission, resulting in his becoming the sixth man to walk on the moon. This historic journey ended safely nine days later on February 9, 1971. For Mitchell, however, the most extraordinary journey was yet to come.

This book is the story of John Stout, a man who lived in the shadows of history. It's the story of a man who made history. Few will remember his name, but he shaped the world we live in today in ways that can never be undone.

A chilling, true tale of terror, rape and murder in the Arkansas River bottoms. On a cold January morning in 1981, a knock on an apartment door began what would become one of the bloodiest crime sprees in Arkansas history.

There is a saying in police work that we are the sheepdogs for a world in which predators hunt society's innocent. Our mission is to make schools safe from anyone who would try to harm those within.

The Staton Slaughter is one of the saddest true-crime events of the 1980s, told by the best-selling author of Blind Rage. Closing Time is the stunning story of good and evil colliding in the most tragic of ways.

Retrospections on Earth, Mankind, and War

Straight talk from Apollo 14 Astronaut Edgar Mitchell.

Going to the moon isn't for sissies . . . 
Neither is coming back.

By Detective David Williams

What To Do When Someone You Know Is Being Abused

A true story of sin, sex, and murder in a small Arkansas town. Who did it and why will shock you.

At last! A practial handbook for Shakespearean Performance. The bard wrote the world's greatest verse plays. Almost all of them are performed or read as prose—by default, not by decision. This is a tragic waste but it is fixable.

The inspirational story of Walter "Boots" Mayberry. His journey, from the Great Depression to incarceration as a Prisoner of War in Germany, and the promises he made are the kind of story movies are made of. Except Boots is real, and he lived it.

What is it like to be just a month, a week, a breath away from death? Unencumbered by religious agendas and pat answers, this book satisfies our curiosity concerning what people believe in, shrug their shoulders at, laugh at, and most care about as they face in Act 3, Scene 3, of their lives.

The story of the Apollo Space Program is as unknown as it is unique. There were those in NASA who undertook a challenge, not merely to conquer space, but of a different sort. The result is an extraordinary drama that unfolded behind the scenes.

To the thousands of men and women who suffer from compulsive overeating they can't control . . . 
THERE IS HOPE!