Terrance Bramblett: 22 books

Part One told of Lucas' childhood and the Civil War years. As the Confederacy collapsed, he fled with the others leaving Richmond, heading West with his pile of stolen gold from the rebel treasury. He was falsely accused of heinous murders and forced to flee Texas. That is where Part Two begins....

There is a deep wilderness in the northwest corner of Montana. Hundreds of square miles of nothing but forest and mountains and rivers. The Lands End Expeditions outfit was there to serve any clients who wanted a real outdoor experience. The owner, Red Dunn, had inherited the company from his father...

Edison Quigley has found a large packet of dope. At least he hopes it is. He does not know exactly what dope looks like, but the circumstances in which he found it made him think it must be.Now he wanted to use it to gain entree to a hipper crowd. His strange friend Leviticus was OK, but not...

A former spy is dying and his stolen files may come to light. His unfortunate brother must deal with the government agenst that wnat these files. A self-redicalized American gets involved in a plane hijacking. These plot elements come together in unusual and entertaining ways, indeed showing they march to a different drum.

Jackson Carter is a high-end thief. He makes an unexpected discovery after breaking into the safe of a diplomat. Unsure what to do with his find, he contacts an acquaintance, known only as Hunter, that he believes is in the espionage business for advice.He is unaware that Hunter and the organization...

Over the past few years, I have published a number of stories and essays for contests on writing websites. Some have been winners, more losers. This is a collection of a few of them.There is drama, pathos, comedy, fear, and all kind of stuff that you humans like. I advise you to read it.

This is a short story (or long article) covering a murder trial. The author was on the jury for this trial. It covers the trial from the viewpoint of a juror.The entire event from jury selection to resolution is covered with an observers eye. The events are revealing about a subculture of isolation and violence in a big city.

These eleven essays reflect issues of importance to my life personally or society as a whole. They include, for example, a reasoned critique of how we should deal with large people and airplanes.Another example concerns why the stock car racing venue NASCAR seems to be falling out of favor.I trust you will enjoy these and find them thought-provoking.