Wulf continues his adventures in this sequel to "A Barbarian in Chicago".In this second book in the series, Wulf takes refuge among the Ojibwe, his adopted tribe in the Northwoods.Attacked by the Black Lives Matter, Islamic radical terrorists, along with the Chicago police force and the US military, he has only the magical forces of the Great Spirit, coupled with the powers of his medicine man, Akula, to aid him in countering the forces of liberalism and evil.

In this small town, keeping secrets is a matter of life or death…East St. Louis deputy Patrick O’Shea is tired of living in the line of fire. So when he gets a chance to transfer to his wife’s small hometown, he doesn’t hesitate to load up the moving van. But his family’s bags are barely unpacked before their newfound peace and quiet shatters in a surge of demonic voices…The deputy has faced his fair share of evil, but nothing quite like this. Normally the ...

This story, for ages 6 to 11, will transfix modern readers of similar age to those in the story of little Carolyn and her brother and sisters in 1930's South Dakota. In fact, it should be of interest to all ages!

Young Wulf Gott is told he must relocate from the Northern wilderness that is his lifelong home, to live with his estranged grandmother in the inner city of Chicago, Illinois. His unnatural grandmother, Nora, is an extreme liberal, and plans for Wulf to be a "white ambassador" in the all black Hyde Park High.Expectations are that he will not last long, either in the school, or on the streets of that urban killing ground. Wulf surprises them all!

At Brightway Lutheran Camp, troubled youth come seeking redemption. Instead, they find death.Six bodies in three weeks. Each victim brutally carved with their eyes replaced with twenty-sided dice showing different numbers. Deputy Mike Turner thought he'd seen the worst his rural Illinois county had to offer—until the killings began.As Turner races against time to identify the killer, he uncovers a twisted game where rolling the dice means death. But in a pl...

Eyes are more than windows to the soul…Kyle Ahrens has faced death before. Wrongly accused of killing his girlfriend, he barely escaped jail time. Now that he’s back in his small hometown, the gruesome murders have returned, and the eyeless bodies are more than he can handle…Haunted by memories of his dead girlfriend, Kyle determines to track down the killer and clear his name.Can Kyle end the torment, or will the killer run free a...

Brownsville has vampires, demons, the undead, and forty-four ways to prove you chose wrong.Brownsville was not built to welcome you. Its streets, its buildings, its residents all run on a horror mythology thick with vampires, demons, and the undead, threats that arrive faster than you can make sense of them.Forty-four deaths are packed into roughly 145 pages. It's built to punish: constant failure, fast resets, and a dare to do better on the next run.

Here is the best way to exercise to maximize the LCHF/Paleo diet! The Paleo, Ancestral or Low Carb High Fat diet are all variations on a theme: a diet that mimics the nutrition of our hunter-gatherer forebears. A natural diet, consisting of foods found in nature- grass fed meat and game, seafood that is not farmed, free-range eggs, good fats like coconut oil and pastured butter, vegetables, nuts, seeds, fruits and spices and herbs. Until now, exercise that is specifically suited to the pal...

On the surface, Brownsville, Illinois is a sleepy town nestled in the Shawnee National Forest. Go beyond the shiny veneer and you’ll encounter nightmares you wish you could forget.A young family, excited at the prospect of a new life for their ten-year-old son, moves to Brownsville. All is well. Until their son is plagued with demonic visions and tormented by otherworldly voices.On the other side of town, a serial killer with a penchant for ripping the eyes from their livin...

Lee has lost his job! Fired unjustly, he is also subject to persecution from his ex-boss.In Chicago's Chinatown, he finds a small monkey idol that he thinks might help him...

This biographical story, for ages 6 to 11, will transfix modern readers of a similar age to those in the story of little Carolyn and her brother and sisters in 1930's South Dakota. In fact, it should be of interest to all ages!

Wulf has left his native Germania, signing on with the Romans. He winds up a Centurion eventually, and is assigned to Jerusalem under Pontius Pilate, who asks him to observe this supposed prophet Jesus.Wulf does so, and also takes an interest in one of the disciples, name of Judas…