James Whitesell: 6 books

Border Tales Too contains the literary paternal DNA of its antecedent, the journalistic non-fiction book, Border Tales, authored by former journalist and retired CBP officer, James Whitesell. The other chunk of Border Tales Too's literary DNA, however, would be more accurately described as being Mark...

The Border Tales Too books contain the literary paternal DNA of their antecedent, the journalistic non-fiction book, Border Tales, authored by former journalist and retired CBP officer, James Whitesell. The other chunk of Border Tales Too's literary DNA, however, would be more accurately described...

120 degree heat in the San Luis summers. Wind chills in the single digits in the Nogales winters. Wild summer monsoons Pacific gales. Sonora Desert sand storms. No matter. The border never shuts down. 24 hours a day. 365 days a year. Officers of Customs and Border Protection--CBP--are on duty at the...

Minnesota was a frontier state when the American Civil war split the nation. Virginia born Will Rourke made his home there, in the Minnesota of 1861, where over the previous ten years he built a prosperous new life in the western wilderness with his great-uncle Whit Jackson. Both men were natives...

Mysterious murders in Manitoba and Minnesota. The victims are all refugees from war torn World War II Europe. But the deaths come long after the war, to men nearing the ends of their allotted four score and ten. The investigators, both in Manitoba and Minnesota, have two very large questions. Who...

Just an ordinary citizen. Not a rock star. Not a drudge. A solid, hard working blue collar guy with a wife, a couple of kids and a VA mortgage. An Army veteran, mixed race, part Anglo, part Lakota. Nothing to make him stand out either positively or negatively. Then, seemingly out of nowhere, like...