Breeze Lawson, Sky Sheriff #1

Breeze Lawson, the newly appointed sky sheriff of State County, takes in an old acquaintance, Loop Sharpe, who's been sentenced to sixty days for flying without proper credentials—but when a thief targets the airfield that very night, Loop's quick thinking helps catch him and proves Breeze's faith wasn't misplaced. When an emergency call comes through for life-saving plasma to reach a neighboring hospital by plane, Breeze must trust Loop and an old jenny aircraft to complete a dangerous mercy mission against the clock.

When a mysterious castaway washes ashore raving about a hidden island and missing movie stars, Sky Sheriff Breeze Lawson takes to the air to investigate—only to uncover a sinister operation run by the ruthless Serge Schien. Lawson goes undercover at a film studio to get closer to the truth, but his cover may be blown when Schien reveals far more than he bargained for beneath the island's waters. With captives trapped and danger closing in, the Sky Sheriff must move fast to stop Schien's scheme before it's too late.

Breeze Lawson, the Sky Sheriff, finds himself drawn into a high-stakes mystery when a cocky dude named Blake Abbot accepts a dangerous bet from millionaire Thaddeus Bondy: survive alone on the desolate Silver Mesa for a week. But Blake's solitary challenge quickly becomes a race against time when he discovers that claim jumpers are after the legendary lost Indian gold hidden somewhere on the plateau—and they'll stop at nothing to claim it. As rival factions converge on the mesa and danger closes in from all sides, Breeze and his Air Patrol must untangle the truth and prevent a fortune from falling into the wrong hands.

After five years away serving as an army intelligence officer, Vic Vanning returns to his family's rancho in South America to find bandits have struck—stealing cattle and kidnapping a young woman named Carma. When Vic discovers the stolen herd aboard a mysterious vessel anchored offshore, he realizes the crime runs deeper than simple rustling, and must outmaneuver the ruthless gang responsible before they escape with their plunder.

Breeze Lawson takes readers on a quick tour of South America's most peculiar customs and practices, from Argentine gauchos whose massive leather chaps make them resemble butterflies on horseback, to barefoot Maraju cowboys balancing on tiny toe stirrups. This 1948 collection of strange facts spans everything from the resourceful (using horse grease to fuel Buenos Aires streetlamps) to the practical (cowhide buckets still drawing water from crude pampas wells), capturing a continent's colorful ingenuity.

Two-Gun Crowley earns his notorious reputation through a brutal crime spree spanning 1929 to 1931, marked by stolen cars, shootouts with police, and a killing that spirals into manhunt chaos across Long Island and New York City. As lawmen close in and a massive reward is posted, Crowley and his companions make their final stand in a legendary gunbattle with detectives and federal agents. Based on a true story of one of crime's most wanted fugitives, this tale shows why the underworld's worst never escape justice.

When Sky Sheriff Breeze Lawson and his rookie patrol partner spot a kidnapped plastic surgeon being spirited away by organized criminals, the trail leads from a mountain road straight into the remote canyonlands—and Lawson has to call in both his air superiority and an old-fashioned posse to smoke out the gang before they vanish into the wilderness. Mixing aerial reconnaissance with frontier tactics, Lawson races against time to rescue the doctor and stop the kidnappers from slipping through the net. It's a clash of modern firepower and classic sheriff work in this tale of crime that tries to hide in the high country.