J. Rickley Dumm

A rapturous, perhaps obsessive, tale of seven cities of gold has led hundreds, if not thousands, to their demise or to a lasting mental weakness over the past several centuries. Is this myth or truth? The patriarch of the generations-old, dysfunctional Burns family has bequeathed a lasting memory of an irrefutable ordeal to family members who barely know one another. Shrine of the Apache is an exciting 21st Century story of temptation, infatuation,...

Except for a 1962 primrose Cadillac convertible, disgraced and discredited Pulitzer Prize winning author, Antonio Delgado, has virtually lost everything, and on the edge of losing himself. He suffers bereavement and pain, strife and turmoil, misery and defeat in the depths of hopelessness from which he, himself, created. His wife is dead, his daughter is estranged, and he's without a hint of credibility and any redemptive horizon. What happens to...

Tragically, she came from the most personal and lowest of places, from a hole in which she kept digging until she wanted to bury herself. But much like the literary Pollyanna, she was able to climb out of that dark and awful pit. Today, Pollyanna Camp is a troubleshooter. She has the unashamed boldness of a general and the unrelenting jaws of a hyena. Trouble, however, has a life of its own! Something is very curious, out of the ordinary,...

Dreams and fears can last a lifetime. They can become interchangeable: the fear of never attaining the dream and the dream of overcoming an intimate fear. The Swings at Balfour is a light, amusing drama about both and the prospect of never finding either. At a private, all-girls high school located in the northeastern part of the United States, as far away from a hostile environment as Pluto is from Earth, the Deans, the staff, and the students do,...

Reno's patience is tested when he must protect a wealthy socialite who witnessed a murder but doesn't believe that she is the killer's next intended victim.

Reno becomes the prey in a big-game hunt after he uncovers the vile scheme of a former associate of Bobby's.

Reno and Bobby are assisted by a gang of Hell's Angels bikers in rescuing a casino owner's daughter from two psychotic kidnappers.

Reno is challenged to a contest for survival by a psychotic drug-addicted survivalist.

Reno and Bobby help Zachary Quinn, a fellow Marine Corps officer, solve the gruesome murder of his daughter.

Dutch Dixon's son Donnie breaks out of prison, seeking Revenge for the death of his mother. Reno intercepts him and convinces him to wear a wire, obtaining a murder confession from his father.