Bøger af Buz Sawyers

Painting a graphic, realistic picture, Letters, presents the Civil War through the eyes of two teenaged soldiers fighting on opposing sides...for different reasons.Behind the Confederate lines, we watch James Durrett, a young recruit of the 18th Alabama Volunteer Regiment, transform from a naïve, green recruit into a bitter, deadly, but staunch defender of his homeland. Across the battle lines, the drama unfurls through the story of one Harry Morgan, a loner with a reputation as the coldest and deadliest sniper in the Union's 96th Regiment, who didn't care who he shot...as long as he could carve another notch into the stock of his Sharps rifle. In the end, the final destiny of each young man crosses on the battlefield of Spanish Fort, Alabama...with only one walking away alive.

Texas State Senator John Doe, an amnesia victim from an accident twenty years earlier, is being blackmailed by the Mob for a crime of which he has no memory. The accusation? ...The cold-blooded execution of two policemen. In a last ditch effort to save his political career, Doe hires a Dallas private investigator, Harry Stumbaugh, to dig into his past for the truth. Unfortunately, as Stumbaugh's investigation into the senator's past progresses, every witness he interviews ends up dead. With each murder, the detective steps ever closer to answer the question on everyone's mind: Is Senator John Doe a victim or a serial killer protecting his future political legacy?

Brian Braun, a local Dallas photographer, believes he's hit Pulitzer pay-dirt when he receives an unusual call for an extraordinary photo shoot from a U.S. Senator. Afterward, however, Braun comes to realize his photographs have done more than record history. He's recorded one of the greatest hoaxes and politically devastating scandals that breeches beyond the boundaries of Watergate. The hoax is perpetrated on the American people by a private security firm that specializes in high profile political murder. Relying on his own streetwise wits, Braun has less than forty-eight hours to stay a step ahead of a highly motivated death squad and keep from being branded by history as the next Lee Harvey Oswald.