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Josh Pratt is an ex-con turned private investigator. Ginger Munz, a woman dying of cancer hires him to find the son she lost as a baby. The child's father is a sadistic sociopath named Moon who has vowed to kill her, and Josh's girlfriend Cass, for ratting him out. The trail leads to the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally and west into a no-man's land where Josh learns the monstrous fate of the stolen child.

THE ACTION ROARS ALONG IN BOOK TEN OF THE ACCLAIMED BIKER SERIES BY MIKE BARON. When down-and-out Jerry Bushnell turns to Josh Pratt for help in unravelling the mysterious decade-old death of his brother, Josh accepts the challenge, despite harboring doubts about his chances of success. Delving deeper into the gripping investigation, Josh uncovers a simmering feud with roots tracing back to the Civil War-a dispute so saturated in hatred it continues to claim lives to this day.As Josh immerses himself in the case, a new layer of intrigue emerges when Jerry's nephew teeters on the brink of death after a dangerous encounter with fentanyl. Teaming up with a suburban mom and the widow of Jerry's brother, Josh vows to get to the bottom of this ominous drug crisis.But when his relentless pursuit of the truth leads him deep into the heart of Georgia's backwoods, Josh uncovers a sprawling cartel smuggling operation and meets the mysterious Levon Cade-an enigmatic veteran on his own mission to unearth the secrets behind the fentanyl ring that has tragically claimed the lives of his friends.Immerse yourself in this heart-pounding adventure as Josh Pratt races against time to solve a murder, unveil dark secrets, and bring justice to the fallen.

MIKE BARON DRAWS YOU IN AND DOESN'T LET YOU GO WITH THE THIRD BOOK OF THE INTOXICATING BIKER SERIES.Reformed motorcycle hoodlum Josh Pratt has had some curious cases, but this is the first time he's been asked to find a missing song. After the late, great Wes Magnum wrote "Marissa,"' his band Cretacious rose from small-town Wisconsin to storm the world's stages.Marissa Yeager claims Wes wrote the song about her and gave it to her. But she's never been able to prove her claim and now an insurance company is using it as a jingle. Marissa hires Josh to prove she owns the song.Josh sets out to prove the impossible, embarking on a journey that will lead from the drug-fueled clubs of Hollywood to a tragic encounter with a ninja clan, and finally to a shattering discovery that will set the world of rock on its ass."Mike Baron scores big with this story "

AUTHOR MIKE BARON DELIVERS A STORY OF REVENGE, REDEMPTION AND NONSTOP ACTION IN BOOK FOUR OF THE INTOXICATING BIKERSERIES. Polly thought putting out her own Muhammad comic was a good idea. It wasn't. Now she needs a full-time bodyguard, Josh Pratt, ex-motorcycle hoodlum turned guardian of lost causes.Josh must not only protect her from jihadists, but from angry liberals during the height of the summer convention season. As they make the circuit from San Diego to Chicago, the assaults increase, culminating in bloody horror. Guided by the biker code, Josh takes a terrible revenge.Good must triumph, but sometimes there is a terrible cost.

Josh Pratt is the BIKER, caught up in a race for survival against a human monster on the road between heaven and hell at the end of which lies either salvation or damnation.

MIKE BARON DELIVERS A RIOTOUS, HEART-FELT AND ULTIMATELY UPLIFITING STORY IN FLORIDA MAN.Gary Duba's having a bad day. There's a snake in his toilet, a rabid raccoon in the yard, and his girl Krystal's in jail for getting naked at a Waffle House and licking the manager.Gary's a redneck living in a trailer by the swamp. But he's got dreams, big dreams. Every time he tries to get ahead, fate deals him a low blow. But then he gets lucky...With his best friend, Floyd, Gary sets out to sell his prized Barry Bonds rookie card to raise the five hundred needed for bail. But things always find a way of getting out of hand."Florida Man will make you laugh out loud. It's sui generis."

MASTER OF THE ACTION ADVENTURE GENRE, MIKE BARON DELIVERS THE FIFTH BOOK IN THE THRILLING BIKER SERIES. When Josh Pratt agrees to provide security for a charismatic Sioux blues musician at the opening of a new casino, he walks into no man's land between two Okapachee Sioux biker gangs: the traditionalist Red Shirts who want nothing to do with the white man's ways, and the modernist Blue Shirts who see the casino as a boon.The Red Shirts aren't the only ones gunning for Hump. Josh has his hands full dealing not only with the assassins, but the byzantine politics of South Dakota gambling.Buffalo Hump's limitless talent hides a hidden agenda. From the banks of the Missouri to a climax at an abandoned amusement park, Buffalo Hump will take your breath away."The action is great and the plot is intoxicating. It draws you in and doesn't want to let you go."

AUTHOR MIKE BARON GRABS YOU BY THE THROAT AND PULLS YOU INTO THE SIXTH BOOK OF THE INTOXICATING BIKER SERIES. Reformed motorcycle hoodlum Josh Pratt takes a job bouncing at Zeke's. A man can't just sit around. When Josh steps up to prevent a creep from hitting on a blond, the girl's father hires him to keep tabs on her, and, if possible, lure her away from Orlok, leader of the paramilitary, gun-running Jugan MC.The Feds make Josh an offer he can't refuse, one that will test the very core of what it means to be a biker, setting Josh on a journey that leads to a bull-breeding service, a racially-charged settlement in the jungles of Paraguay, and a terrifying encounter with a demonic buffalo."Even when you know the answers it will keep you guessing. "

AUTHOR MIKE BARON DELIVERS A SWIFT AND BRUTAL STORY IN BOOK SEVEN OF THE EXHILARATING BIKER SERIES. Josh Pratt's father abandoned him when he was just fifteen. Josh never thought about him until he found Duane in his living room, playing with his dog. Duane's on the run from a vindictive ex-Miami Dolphin, from whom Duane stole a valuable painting.Ryan Gehrke will stop at nothing to recover that painting. But is it really the painting he's after, or something hidden within the frame? Saving his despised father takes precedence over his assignment to locate the heir to a British manufacturing empire.Josh is his own man, living by the biker code..."The violence and action continue through every page."

THE ACTION MOVES ALONG WITH THE SPEED OF A RUNAWAY TRAIN IN BOOK EIGHT OF THE BIKER SERIES. When Detective Heinz Calloway's seventeen-year-old daughter runs off with spiritual leader Scipio, Josh has no choice but to go after her. Josh talks to terrified God's Breath Survivors who fear reprisals. God's Breath is ruthless in persecuting apostates. Josh gains a new techie, rapper and hacker Ninja Preston, who comes with his own problems. He's on the run from St. Louis gangster John Torreo, for outing Torreo's son as a woman abuser and drug dealer.Leaving Ninja at his home to take care of Fig, Josh and Calloway travel to Colorado and hook up with Randall Kleiser, the "Black Widower," who has helped Josh in the past. The heavily fortified God's Breath compound lies just below the Continental Divide. Attempting to reach the camp from the back side, Josh falls and is captured by Gladiator, Scipio's enforcer, and forced to fight for his life...

When all legal channels prove fruitless, Josh Pratt is the court of last resort. When reformed motorcycle hoodlum Josh Pratt's best friend's daughter sneaks off in the middle of the night to join a cult leader she met online, it falls on Josh to track him down.But Scipio is no ordinary psychopath. Cunning and ruthless, he rules an isolated compound in the Rocky Mountains, from which there is no escape. Those who get away from the God's Breath Church are relentlessly tracked and hounded. Josh and the girl's father, Police Detective Heinz Calloway, travel to Colorado where they hook up with notorious hacker Randall Kleiser in an attempt to spring her from the church's clutches.Their journey leads them over the mountains to a violent encounter at the God's Breath ranch, and finally back home where Josh must contend with a violent acquaintance of his girlfriend Ray. "Like Quentin Tarantino on paper." - Kevin J. Anderson, NYT Best-selling author of the Dune novels.