Stonethread Publishing: 199 books

Long before he went into private practice as a P.I., Stern Talbot was a detective for the LAPD.  Some cases are better than others, not so rattling. Not so sleep-depriving. Not so insane. But when a vibrant young woman is hacked to death, who knew there could be secrets far more gut...

What deep personal fantasy can sustain an unrequited love for forty years? How can a jilted lover watch and learn and plot and plan, yet miss the most valuable lesson of all? Come along on this tension-filled journey of intrigue, suspense and atonement with city police detective Del Samuels...

You've experienced the military and had a gut full. You tried being a cop for awhile, but it just wasn't the same.  Finally you opted to drop out, work a mindless, physical job on the docks for awhile.  Then there's an incident, and it reminds you who and what you are. Maybe you're...

An American expatriate takes a chance wandering the streets of a foreign town. He's looking for a contact for a local Resistance group who needs help. These are men who go to the war most days and stay home with their families on other days. These are men who are called on when other men simply will not do.  

This is the entire Wes Crowley saga in one book. The overall Wes Crowley Saga spans almost 50 years. It chronicles the adventures of Wes from before he joined the Texas Rangers. Come along as he fights Comanches and Comancheros, endures the worst kind of betrayal, falls in love, loses almost...

A Border Patrol captain is ordered by his superiors to stand down regarding gun shipments across the border. But when he receives a hot tip from a Mexican contact regarding a gun-runner, he can't just not do his job. On paid leave, he sets up an ambush with a few friends — including an Arizona...

Dynamite comes in small packages. Marie Arceneaux is on of them. Don't be on her list. Marie is a Cajun, born and bred near Lafayette, Louisiana. She lives in Cassis, France, on the French Riviera now. Her sister Addy moved in with her a couple of years ago. Marie is ostensibly a sales...

Georgette Tilden, wife of Blackwell Ops operative Jack Tilden and an operative in her own right, returns to tell her own unique story. A deadly combination of charm, looks, and skills, Georgette will disarm, disable and drop you —   you won't have a chance to blink. TJ Blackwell,...

One ad in the magazine for adventurers was different than the others. There was no flash or bluster, no promises of adventure or big money. Only four line of text followed by a toll-free phone number: Do you have special abilities? Want to put them to use? Give us a call. Blackwell Ops Something...

This is the 11th and (probably) final book in the Wes Crowley saga. Over the past 25 years, the world has changed and Wes has grown older. More than anything, now he's looking forward to settling in to be a loving grandfather. But there's also the matter what's right. A matter...

Although it was the first novel written in the series, with the advent of three prequels, Leaving Amarillo actually is Book 4 in the Wes Crowley saga. The titles are arranged chronologically, but each also is a stand-alone novel.  Wes Crowley and Otis "Mac" McFadden are lifelong...

Originally the second Wes Crowley novel, with the advent of three prequels, Longing for Mexico actually is Book 5 in the Wes Crowley saga. Although the titles are arranged chronologically, each also is a stand-alone novel. Longing for Mexico opens with what happens the night ex-Texas Ranger...

Wes Crowley Texas Ranger is the third prequel and Book 3 in the Wes Crowley saga. Although the titles are arranged chronologically, each also is a stand-alone novel.  Over the past 16 years, Wes and his buddy Mac have come a long way in the Rangers. Both are corporals in Amarillo, in the heart...

Judas Talbot, the 22 year old youngest of the Talbot boys in the 1860s Texas panhandle, mistakes the primal urges in his gut for a calling to preach the gospel. He hits the circuit where he finds the women amenable and the men bad shots. Thankfully. If you enjoy laugh-out-loud humor, come along.