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|  | | Bad Apple
Portland Cop DJ Appleby goes from bad apple to badass. Ride along with Bad Apple for an intimate look at the man behind both the badge and the bars.
p style="margin: 0px; line-height: normal; font-family: Helvetica; -webkit-text-stroke-width: initial; -webkit-text-stroke-color: rgb(0, 0, 0);">span style="font-kerning: none">Too often, cops are accused of operating outside the law, as seen recently in places like Ferguson, Missouri, Cleveland, Ohio, and Baltimore, Maryland. Most such accusations are false, but occasionally, there i>is/i> a bad apple in the bushel./span>
p style="margin: 0px; line-height: normal; font-family: Helvetica; -webkit-text-stroke-width: initial; -webkit-text-stroke-color: rgb(0, 0, 0); min-height: 14px;" | |  | | Return Fire
The stand-alone sequel to Sniper Shot, Return Fire follows SWAT sniper Ben Geller as he defends his family against a highly motivated well-financed stalker, who is determined to exact revenge.
SWAT sniper Ben Geller and his family have a lot on their plate. They were victims of a recent hostage siege (as seen in Sniper Shot), their debts far outweigh their earnings, and they're trying to adopt a troubled young African-American boy. So the last thing they need is to be stalked by a madman with a grudge, a creative imagination, and fifteen million dollars.
Ben has other problems as well. Of the three ladies in his life, the only faithful one is his eight-year-old daughter. The other two, the wife he thought he knew and his badge-wielding girfriend who's maybe just a little | |  | | Sniper Shot
SWAT sniper Ben Geller discovers the shocking truth behind the worst hostage siege in the history of the Pacific Northwest
p class="p1">span class="s1">While trying to juggle his failing marriage and a burgeoning affair with another officer, SWAT sniper Ben Geller must also deal with the increasing enmity of his nemesis within the police department, his partner and fellow sniper Bob Slater./span>
p class="p1">span class="s1">Everything pivots around a staggering revelation during the worst hostage crisis in the history of the Pacific Northwest. After a hostage is killed and the suspect inexplicably disappears from SWAT’s impenetrable perimeter with the fifteen-million dollar ransom, Geller makes a | |  | | The Dying of Mortimer Post
After suffering an unimaginably tragic loss, Mortimer Posts begins dying a 36-year death that takes him from the jungles of Vietnam to the mean streets of Los Angeles. Only in the bitter end does he discover a reason to continue living.
p class="p1">span class="s1">Mortimer Post is the quintessential product of late-'60's middle America. He is a college-bound physics major from a good family, engaged to his high-school sweetheart, and is at the forefront of his version of the American dream. Then, in twelve short minutes, he faces a loss so devastating it marks the end of his living and the beginning of his dying. But as the opening sentence suggests, some deaths take longer than others. Mortimer's takes a lifetime to complete; a lifetime best described not as a series of unfortunate events, but a series of unbearable trage |
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