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|  | | Chicago Warriors Midnight Battles in the Windy City
Chicago Police Officer Pete Shannon’s life is about to take a dramatic turn. His wife has a dark secret that she’s about to reveal to him; his partner’s life is about to be in jeopardy, and worst of all one of his own colleagues will present him with one of the biggest challenges of his life. Pete’s strength, both physical and spiritual, will be put to the test as he and his partner work the “graveyard shift” on the mean streets of the “Windy City.”
Fellow officer Marilyn Benson doesn't realize it yet, but her life is about to change in ways that she could have never imagined. Forces of good and evil will do battle for her soul and her faith, both of which have lain dormant for many years. It's an issue that she can no longer ignore. St. Michael the Archangel, patron saint of police officers, is about to engage in his biggest clash since throwing Satan out of Heaven.
| |  | | Dancer: A Novella
The story of a young woman who enters the dark world of adult entertainment.
Dancer gives readers an inside look at the adult entertainment business through the eyes of a naive college student who learns things aren't always what they seem.
a href="http://www.amazon.com/Dancer-John-M-Wills-ebook/dp/B00HOLTWUW/ref=la_B002LFSYIW_1_5?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1403199893&sr=1-5">Dancer/a> is available on Amazon. | |  | | Gripped By Fear
Chicago Police Detective search for a serial rapist preying on cleaning women working in downtown high rises.
Pete Shannon and Marilyn Benson find themselves working their biggest case yet in their new role as Chicago Police Detectives. In this second book of the Chicago Warrior Thriller Series, a madman has inexplicably targeted women who labor as office cleaners in downtown Chicago, sexually assaulting them as they travel to and from their job.br />
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As the number of victims begins to mount, the two investigators are pressured by their boss to solve this horrendous crime pattern. Local community organizations soon stage protest rallies at City Hall, convincing the media that the city has | |  | | Lessons From The Street Volume I
A collection of articles by the author about police training and street survival.
| |  | | Lessons From The Street Volume II
A collection of articles by the author regarding police training and officer survival.
| |  | | Targeted
A sniper is loose on the streets of Chicago, killing cops. And a Catholic priest is on the run unwittingly becomes part of the violent conclusion.
Chicago Police Detectives Pete Shannon and Marilyn Benson are thrust into a homicide investigation, taking them away from the Violent Crimes Unit where they are normally assigned. A crazed gunman has been targeting cops, killing them for no apparent reason, other than for his own deranged satisfaction.
The duo find themselves teamed with a pair of tough talking, abrasive, seasoned cops who do their best to interfere with the young detectives at every juncture, making their lives miserable. The hunt for the serial killer becomes a life-altering experience for the partners as they fac | |  | | The Nightstand Collection
A collection of prose and poetry from award-winning author John M. wills
Exciting and compelling collection of short stories, some of which will strike a chord with many readers. And, a unique collection of poetry makes this anthology a must read. | |  | | The Year Without Christmas
A family faces the darkest times they've ever know. A story of hope and redemption.
The Doyle family lives a comfortable live in a small Michigan town, until a tragic accident sends them spiraling downward. Homelessness, alcoholism, PTSD, and a life-threatening disease test the members' faith and courage. The Year Without Christmas demonstrates the power of love, faith, and a family's will to survive.
| |  | | Women Warriors: Stories From The Thin Blue Line
A collection of true stories about women in law enforcement, told by the women who lived them.
div style="margin: 0in 0in 10pt">The book you hold in your hands is unique in that it contains stories written solely by women in law enforcement regarding their experiences “on the job.” Some of the narratives will make you laugh, others will bring tears and some will outrage you as you try and understand why some people act as they do./div>
div style="margin: 0in 0in 10pt">Women working the streets in law enforcement are a relatively recent phenomenon. In 1970, only 2% of all law enforcement officers were women, but by 1991 that number had risen to 9%span styl |
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