Dog Ear Publishing: 282 books

Dick Miller is a retired special agent with the US Army Criminal Investigation Division who faithfully served his country for over twenty-three years in the military and an additional twenty years working for various US government law enforcement, intelligence, and security agencies. His book, Army...

I entered the New York Police Academy in 1965 and my first assignment was to the 23rd Precinct and then 13th Precinct on patrol and also with their Anti-Crime Unit. In 1970 I attended the Criminal Investigations Course and was assigned to Plainclothes duties with the Organized Crime Control Bureau...

The canyon country of southeastern Utah is a land of dramatic contrast, with high mountains, tortuous canyons, towering monuments, hot deserts, and freezing alpine temperatures. Raising and herding cattle in this environment is more than challenging. At times, it is death-defying. Fin Bayles, a fourth-generation...

It is the early fall of 1755 in the backcountry of Virginia. The British army has suffered a stunning defeat at the hands of the French and their Indian allies in the opening battle of the French and Indian War, leaving the frontier in flames and open to attacks from the enemy. William Kay, a young...

The book is a meditation on the two selves that are always present within the human entity, the lower or Ego self, and the higher or Spiritual self. Both the lower and the higher selves have to be discovered and understood in order for the individual to start recognizing their influence. The book...

Leadership Ain’t Rocket Science is an easy read with practical advice and exercises you can immediately use to improve your leadership skills. The author has 45 plus years experience in business, non-profit and military leadership positions and he uses an informal, personal writing style to pass...

My Memoir is a collection of my life’s memories – a historical glimpse at growing up the son of Portuguese immigrants in a small town. It spans over 60 years of the 20th and current century, taking the reader through Portuguese culture and customs like ‘The Pig Stabbing,’ and many important...

Young Uzi’s sweet life is turned upside down when his parents bring home Kovi, his newly adopted brother. Uzi was accustomed to being the center of his parents’ universe, and he did not welcome the intrusion of another child, even a child who was an immigrant from Ethiopia. Kovi’s immediate...

People living in the Midwest in the years 1916-1919 were experiencing rapid change: the first automobiles, the first airplanes, modern weaponry, and a massive, unified war movement that was nothing like their parents or grandparents had ever seen. A young Indiana National Guardsman, Jesse...

As the elevator door closed, I heard her words: Do you have a living will or directive if you were to code in this elevator?” Words that pierced my heart and would change my life forever. It was obvious she spoke these words often as they seemed to come off her lips effortlessly. How should...

It’s 1962. After his first year of law school, AJ O’Leary hires on as a summer ranger in Yosemite’s High Sierra. He has taken a law enforcement job in a patch of wilderness that has witnessed no violent crime in over a century. But innocence is swept aside when four wealthy hikers are found...

Buddhism in Japan was largely a religion of the aristocracy and the ruling Samurai class until Shin Buddhism was introduced to the masses by a priest named Shinran in the early thirteenth century. This form of Buddhism, also known as Jodo Shinshu, eliminates the mysticism and secrecy sometimes found...

[A] warm and compelling introduction to the personal and professional lives of our forty-first president. Readers young and old will find themselves wanting to know more about this great American leader.” —David B. Jones Chief Executive Officer George H. W. Bush Presidential...

Somewhere in every person’s life is a little Jimmy DeAngelo. Only Until I Need Glasses is a coming-of-age novel that transcends generations. It’s the story of Jimmy DeAngelo, a typical boy growing up in the 1950s whose basic human nature is often at odds with the expectations of family...