Lohman Hills Press: 12 books

Ex state cop Dan Spalding wants to run his vintage record store in peace. But when a punk who boosts a valuable LP turns up dead, it seems to relate to the revenge murder of an infamous entertainer. And Spalding is the next target. Dan Spalding navigates a seedy world of death, sex, and betrayal in a new myster/thriller series set in the heart of the Ozarks.

The job seems simple enough to Dan Spalding. Private security for a geeky college professor and his beautiful red-haired girlfriend. A favor for Marti—and Spalding’s Ozark City record store can use the cash. But the flip side to simple is a brutal mix of love, betrayal, and vengeance. And for everyone involved, the final track just might be death.

Ex-state cop Dan Spalding has a hell of a time keeping up with his record shop and watching out for hairy dog friends like old Digger Strickland. When Digger’s sordid secrets call up a decades-old evil involving evangelist and Senate-hopeful Darian Cole, Spalding needs all the help he can...

Pretty runaway Apple May strips nightly at Ozark City’s newest club, but when she wants out it’s Dan Spalding’s job to run interference with mob boss Adrian Mitchell. Except the higher-ups aren’t ready to let Apple go. In fact, they’re dead set against it. Dan Spalding...

Echoes From the Grave Like any all-American boy living in the early 20th century, Phil Dunlap wants to make money. So when he sees an opportunity to sell phonograph records to his friends and family for profit, he jumps at the chance. But the wrong Purple Oxford Record Labels...

Social media is hell. Just as Jerry Nathan, a middle-aged hitman with an aversion to technology.But Jerry's friends want to interact online.Jerry's old dead friends. And if Jerry's dead, too, what then? Do you unfriend your killer? Plus: More horrific spins on technology when a haunted...

Ex-state cop Dan Spalding isn’t looking for trouble when a broken TV star walks into his record store. But Tommy Stack’s vinyl collection isn’t what it seems to be, and that fact might cost Tommy his life. And death is always bad for business. A stand-alone crime story introducing a tough new character in a contemporary urban setting.

Acclaimed author Richard Prosch won the Western Writers of America Spur Award in 2016 for his short fiction. This volume of stories from old Wyoming and Nebraska brings the best of his westerns together under one cover for the first time. A wrecked wagon spells trouble for a Niobrara river...

Holt County, Nebraska, 1882. On the edge of unorganized territory with moneyed cattlemen and killer horse thieves, anything goes and everyone is suspect. But deputy sheriff Whit Branham is still the law, still the man called in to clean up after a killing. And he’ll do it, too—with guts,...

From the 1965 east-coast blackout to depression-era Nebraska; from the trash-piled streets of Manhattan to rural-South Carolina; here are 17 stories of innocent criminals, guilty bystanders, mob hit men, dead farm girls, and small-town cops. Justice is brutal. Long dead secrets won't...

wo outlaws plot the demise of a woman from the past; A gunman is plagued by a passle of ornery cats; An emerging artist threatens the status quo of an old Wyoming camp; A young inventor follows in the footsteps of Thomas Edison and Sherlock Holmes. Owlhoots and heroes. Whit Branham and The...

Hired hand. Hired gun. The legends often precede him. And death follows behind. John Coburn wanders the Nebraska rough country, the windburned Wyoming range, and far beyond as the stranger men call The Peregrine. Collected here for the first time are three acclaimed early novels: Devil's Ledger Devil's Run Devil You Know ...and more!