Our Series of Books
Our series of books will take you on adventures through some of Texas' most famous criminals' exploits and their backgrounds through the end of their lives in an attempt to Connect the Dots. The books were written by a retired Texas lawman through a lens that is a little different than most others, presenting little known facts and details, many of which are not common knowledge.
Bonnie and Clyde
The first book in the series delves into the lives and deaths of perhaps one of the most famous of Texas criminals, connecting the dots of their careers. Bonnie and Clyde! The book should be available in late fall or early winter. For now, we have T-Shirts (long sleeve and short sleeve), Hoodies, Coffee Mugs, Tumblers, and Tote Bags to become part of the Connecting the Dots experience.
Connecting the Dots: Bonnie and Clyde can be ordered through Amazon Books and Kindle Store. When searching for the book, include the entire title and you will find it much easier.
The Vaudeville Variety Theater Ambush
The second book in the series will address the ambush of Lawmen Ben Thompson and John King Fisher in San Antonio, Texas in 1884. Pictured to the left is John King Fisher, who was likely a man in the wrong place at the wrong time as the main target was Thompson. Again, we will be Connecting the Dots as we trace what happened, why it happened, and how it affected the towns of San Antonio and Austin. Look out for egos, guns, and coverups in late 19th century Texas
Merchandise is offered as well with the Vaudeville Theater Ambush graphic.
The Texas Bandit Queens
The third book in the series will tell the stories of 8 of the outlaws to ever cross the Texas border. Did I mention they were female? Some lived a full life, others did not. This graphic is under construction, but the names of the ladies will be familiar. As soon as it is developed, there will be the above items with the Texas Bandit Queens graphic.
Others in the Planning Stage
Other topics I expect to cover are (in no particular order)
Judge Roy Bean
Santa Clause Bank Robbery (Cisco, Tx)
Select 19th Century Lawmen Killed in the line of Duty.