Sky Sheriff #1

Breeze Lawson, the newly appointed sky sheriff, vouches for an old acquaintance named Loop Sharpe when the man faces legal trouble—but his good faith is tested when a criminal is caught red-handed at the air base that very night. When an emergency call comes in for life-saving medical plasma to reach a distant hospital before dawn, Breeze must push an old Jenny biplane to its limits on a desperate mercy mission. It's a nail-biting race against time that will prove whether this unconventional lawman can deliver justice and heroism from the skies.

Breeze Lawson, Sky Sheriff, investigates the mystery of Silver Mesa when a dude named Blake Abbot takes on a dangerous bet to survive alone on the remote plateau for a week—only to discover that claim jumpers are after a lost Indian gold cache hidden beneath the mesa. With the help of a resourceful prospector named Pyrites, Blake uncovers the truth behind the mesa's eerie "ghost," while Breeze races to the rescue as the situation spirals into aerial combat and high-stakes treasure hunting.

After five years away serving as an army intelligence officer, Vic Vanning returns to his adopted home at Rancho Del Sol in South America—only to arrive in the midst of a crisis. A ruthless band of cattle rustlers, led by the notorious Goro, has raided the region, killing and stealing livestock, and kidnapping a young woman named Carma. With the stolen herd loaded aboard a concealed LST vessel anchored offshore, Vic and Don Miguel must devise a way to stop the criminals and rescue their captive before Goro escapes to sea.

When a trigger-happy cop-hater named Crowley embarks on a violent crime spree across New York in 1931, his reckless robberies and shootings—including the murder of a nightclub entertainer and the cold-blooded killing of a patrolman—turn him into one of the city's most wanted fugitives. Cornered with his companions on the run, Crowley makes his final stand against law enforcement in a legendary gun battle that shakes the underworld to its core. "Two Gun Crowley," written by "Red" Holmdale, recounts this brutal true-crime saga from start to finish.