Bücher von Bart Hopkins

Nestled in the sun-seared heart of New Mexico, Las Cruces is a desert city that bustles with charm, a jewel in the harsh desert. But underneath the placid surface are dark undercurrents, secrets that were never meant to be uncovered.Kane Montgomery is an ex-Army Ranger following the highway west with his trusty guitar, Honey, when coincidence, or perhaps something more sinister, compels him to stop in Las Cruces.He finds himself in the middle of a decades-old mystery, one involving love, deceit ... and murder.Las Cruces is the 2nd book in the Kane Montgomery suspense series.

The Internet changed the world: information for anyone, anytime. Social media connected billions. Together, it was the coalescence of people and knowledge.Now, it's 2071 and Simeon and Karina are about to find out what happens when the Internet disappears and the World Wide Web becomes... World Wide Gone A science fiction adventure novella with a dash of romance.

Marathon is a quiet little Texas town, and it's getting quieter. Kids are vanishing, disappearing like tumbleweeds in the desert wind. Somebody-or something-is taking them. Action. Adventure. Romance. Suspense. The Bends is a supernatural thriller rollercoaster ride!Recommended for Fans of Blake Crouch, Stephen King, J.A. Konrath, and Dean Koontz

Adam Fluke is a regular guy. He wants love, friendship, and happiness. However, his bumbling-but-good-natured tendencies have left him lacking direction in life. Content with his lack of motivation, he earns a meager living delivering pizza. Everything changes one night on a medium cheese pizza delivery to Sara DuBeau. Sara is interesting, intellectual, fun, and successful: everything Adam believes he is not. An unexpected, whirlwind relationship begins, and it's a match made in heaven. Or is it? Their storybook happiness is called into question by the discovery of a mysterious photograph."You just look so much like him..."Secrets are revealed, the search for answers begins, and Adam's very identity is suddenly the one thing that could tear them apart.FLUKE will keep you turning the pages to see what happens next!"Fluke is a wild ride that has SO many laugh-out-loud and WTF moments ... I never would have guessed what happened ... I literally laughed and cried before I finished this book ... One minute you will be fine and the next minute your stomach will take a nosedive in disbelief ... I totally related to all of the characters, they were believable and engaging. The storyline hooked me in and did not let me go." - CYNTHIA SHEPP, EDITOR, CLEAN TEEN PUBLISHING"They touch on some very rough topics that unfortunately many people have experienced throughout their lives, and they handled the writing of it very well." - BAUMAN BOOK REVIEWSAlso from Bart Hopkins:The BendsLikeTexas JackWorld Wide GoneDead EndsSix: A Collection of Short StoriesAlso from David Elliott:Cherokee Spleen

Jack Leonard's father, Billy, is an alcoholic.Billy isn't a bad guy. Friends would say he's the life of the party; his family might refer to him as harmless. After all, he isn't a mean drunk ... he's a happy drunk.Unfortunately, these things tend to run in the family, and Jack is following in the old man's footprints.Then Jack meets a girl, and what once seemed inevitable loses its luster. Samantha fills many of the little holes in Jack's life.Fast-forward twenty years and his life is almost perfect. Or so it seemed. The Leonard family is going to be tested … and only time will tell if they can survive.Texas Jack is a compelling story about family relationships, redemption, and finding harmony with loved ones. It's about people at their best and worst, and that gray area in the middle.