
“Life began on top of a load of furniture in a sleigh drawn by a team of horses on a bitterly cold day. ”
-E. Paul Bergeron “the author”
My mother was walking alongside in the snow when the moment arrived. She claims it was Valentine’s Day, and of all people, she should know. I attended a one-room school house outside of the French Canadian town of Mascouche, Quebec, and later in the metropolis of Montreal. At some point, an overworked school teacher wrote a note home to my mother to say that someday I would be a writer. The rest of the family laughed.

A LAND IN TURMOIL BOOK 1
In the Shadow
of Vargas
of Vargas
When William MacLeod, a member of an American fur trapping party, is forced into Spanish New Mexico to seek help for a wounded companion, he finds love and encounters a vengeance that will test his power to fulfill the promises he made.
A LAND IN TURMOIL BOOK 2
The Search
for Diego
for Diego
No William, there is no time. Give this to him when he is old enough to understand. It is all I have to give him.” Without food or water, and with a child strapped to his back, William MacLeod searches for a way across the Mohave Desert in search of a route to the land called Alta California.


A LAND IN TURMOIL BOOK 3
The Ploys
of Santiago
of Santiago
Nature punished the land, and every living creature on it, as a merciless sun sucked out the very moisture the people and the cattle needed to survive. And still, it didn’t rain. But as disaster looms a man schemes to acquire Rancho Colinas de Oro, the land granted to William MacLeod and his wife, Francesca.
A CONAIRE GRAY THRILLER BOOK 1
Two Can
Play (Thriller)
Play (Thriller)
They said he was the best, so they sent him out to kill. Now they wait for his death. For seven years Conaire Gray has known no peace, and now his past failure has come back to destroy him, while those responsible sit and watch him pay for his sins.


BOOK 1-3
Boxed Set
The Mexican Years
The Mexican Years
During the years, 1821-1848, Mexico governed the states of Nuevo Mexico and Alta California, sending north from Mexico City, leaders incompetent to handle the problems of this land in turmoil. But what Mexico and its provinces all had in common was their fear of encroachment by all things American.
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