Latham Parry is hell-bent on revenge: to ruin the man he holds responsible for his brother's death.  Mitch Evans rides into town in search of his own brother, only to discover that he has been burned to death, and that his young wife and child have died trapped in the root cellar of their home.  Two men, both thinking they have right on their side, but only one will survive as death comes easy in the West.

Death Comes Easy

Black, Will

Robert Hale, Ltd.

The Battle for the Bar-Q (Black Horse Western)

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

Robert_Hale

When Mitch Evans is ambushed, he manages to turn the tables on his attacker, wounding him and demanding an explanation. His would-be bushwhacker is merely a pawn - Latham Parry, foreman of the Bar JWM, is behind the murder attempt. For Mitch's brother Brad owns the Bar-B ranch, and Parry is ambitious: not only does he hope to seize the reins of the Bar JWM, but also aims to take over the Bar-B spread - by any means necessary...

Linford Western

Dualities offers a deeply personal look at building an intentional meaningful life. Most self-help books offer generic advice that promises riches without any effort on the part of the reader. Rather than offer feel good advice, what I present to you here are tangible meaningful ways to make lasting improvements in your life. I know these steps work because I have personally spent years honing each of them. From battling depression, removing limiting beliefs, setting-goals and overcoming addiction, Dualities illustrates my own journey from a life stumbling blindly to one on a mission with clear purpose. I wrote this novel as means for those who need guidance at the onset of their journey, to find clarity, have actionable steps and build a life worth living.

Dualities: Insight On Getting Your Sh*t Together

Self-Help

Happiness

The Balanced Self

Psychopathic Cultures and Toxic Empires

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Psychology & Counseling

Frontline Noir

Bringing together politics, psychology, literature and anthropology, the book discusses ways in which the veneer of civilisation can be eroded by events or dramatically torn away. Veneer of Civilisation also considers paradoxes, such as one nation claiming to be the pinnacle of civilisation even as it reduces another to rubble and kills civilians. The impact of the far-right, which exploits the violence of groups like Daesh to justify divisive narratives, is examined in detail. This includes a focus on Anders Breivik and his attempt to spark civil wars across Europe, Jo Cox's killer Thomas Mair, the banned Nazi group National Action, and attempts to re-brand the far-right with the term alt-right . Events in Charlottesville and the far-right embracing Donald Trump as their hero are covered. The paradoxes of technology, in its ability to sustain and drive forward human civilisation, while also sometimes harming, dividing, deceiving and binding societies, are explored. This includes oil's explosive capacity to cause conflict, as well as climate effects, and the possibility that computers are leading to a new feudalism, with the chasm between technology haves and have-nots growing, while the internet has become a hybrid warfare battleground. The value and pitfalls of globalisation and neoliberalism are discussed in the context of notions of utopia and dystopia, and the recognition that one person's heaven can be another's hell.

Veneer Of Civilisation

Politics & Social Sciences

Archaeology

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