Kirjahaku

In book # 7 of the 'idiot spy' series, there is the usual-good news and bad news The good news is that there would be no further legal actions to surreptitiously defraud the Aborigines of lands that are rich in natural resources. The bad news is that the group remains in danger because of the Carbon Factor formula and the Sarge's cousin, Walter. Walter is the source of evil that is attempting to annihilate everyone allied with the Sarge. Only divine intervention can help the group. The choices for consideration are epic in that there is no good resolution-should they sell the formula to a country that hates America for billons, and subsequently be without a country-or turn it over to their government and politicians and watch the creation of another weapon in its arsenal to wage wars? Or perhaps they should attempt to destroy the very essence of the formula, publicly, once again No matter the selection; many will die but new alliances will be formed.

In book # 8 of the series, the group continues to expand as a result of the single men earnestly seeking meaningful relationships. A few of the guys find unadulterated love and passion, and others find abject betrayal. The group plays a significant role in managing, monitoring, securing, and organizing the diamond and gold mines discovered on historically Aboriginal land and designated as such after a series of long court battles. This soon makes all Aboriginal people in Australia rich. As word spreads around the world that a bunch of Aboriginal people own the rights to land that has diamonds lying around for the picking, unsavory characters start looking for an easy payday to arrive. Through legal manipulations, intimidation, beatings and murder, group after group make this one-way venture to take what belongs to the Aboriginal people. Ben Beckmire's group won't accept any of those machinations and, therefore, as a result of their mindset-the number of bodies waiting on them in Hades grows incrementally. Diamonds, plus gold, divided by cash truly equals treachery

In book # 9 of the 'idiot spy' series, and at one of the most prestigious and elite sporting events ever held, a device is detonated that will attract the attention of the entire world. At the National Basketball Association's Hall of Fame (NBA-HOF) inductions in Springfield, Massachusetts, the Carbon Factor, or some derivative of it, is unleashed upon the innocent attendees and the community. Thousands of unsuspecting people are consumed by this new monstrous and deadly weapon, the same weapon that the 'idiot spy' allegedly had in his possession at one point in time. With the expiration of old handlers, new ones arise and attempt to manage and direct the group to targets that are more personal than professional. The gold and diamond mines become magnets for marauding mercenaries, some of whom will get a chance to see and touch the booty, but never live to enjoy it.