Böcker av Brian G Angevine

Fires of a False Allah by Brian G. Angevine Randy Waters serves as the last line of defense in a terrorist plot to disrupt law enforcement in Colorado in preparation for a bigger event. Pairs of terrorists scatter all over Colorado starting forest fires. The last pair of individuals are heading over Cuchara Pass to impact the Trinidad area. Waters confronts the two along the highway at Stonewall, a unique geographic feature radiating from the twin peaks. One man is killed while the other escapes into the nearby mountains. Waters pursues him and the story culminates in a shootout.

Randy Waters, game warden for the Trinidad District of Colorado is not very popular with people he has arrested in the past. He and a Parole Officer in Canon City begin receiving death threats. They try to discover who they have in common and try to catch the would-be killer. Waters is shot at while investigating the scene of a poaching and he calls in his Detective friend Don Pepper who helped him solve a previous case. A part-time resident butts into the investigation and winds up helping solve the case. The investigation covers the beautiful country in the foothills of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains in Southern Colorado. The reader gets to experience the terrain through the eyes of the characters. Come, explore the shadows along the Highway of Legends.

A gas drilling crew stumbles upon a cave with mysterious properties in the foothills of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains in Southern Colorado. Their discoveries trigger fear in Jarosa Canyon. A specialist from Colorado State University if called in to investigate the cave and the artifacts in it. The specialist and a local law enforcement officer find many skeletons of ancient Spanish Conquistadores along with mummified remains of Native Americans. Their investigation produces alarming phenomena that nearly kill them. Flashbacks to the early settlement of the area profile the importance of Greenhorn, a famous Comanche Chief. The modern day investigators experience flashbacks to the battles between the Spanish and the early Comanches. The mystique of the Sangre de Cristos resonate today alongside the modern development of the area.