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Almost all my fiction is war fiction. Action adventure, invasions, countries on the brink of disaster, a man, men, and sometimes women, standing against a tide. Blades flashing, blast rifles set on auto. Lawmen, soldiers, and impossible odds. Characters whose minds ride the edges of insanity.

You need Bear I, II, III to make sense of this. Bear makes Chor'Tan babies and rides off into the swamp with Cinder. But wait! There's more! Earth can't seem to stay on track without being crushed under the yoke of Razordan control without a Bear bleeding into the wheels and gears. And his kids are too young for this sport.

Joshua has a life. He's attending college. He's in love. A secret crime fighting agency brings him into their fold and gives him a new name, Bear. A world opens up with aliens, and drugs that can control the minds of the strongest men. They want Bear to find the leader of the biggest crime syndicate on Earth, Centurian. They make him point on missions, and it makes him feel like he's doing the right thing.

Things I didn't know at 15 years old, or 12 years old, or 20 years old populate this audiobook. Things I should have learned, I didn't learn until later. This is the compilation. At least a little graphic sex. Some stuff is very masculine. I mark this book 16 years old to buy on Amazon. Most is almost universal, and stories and relationships

The agency brings Bear out of retirement. Partly he's one of the best, but more so because Centurian hackers got into the retirement records and everybody has been compromised. His first priority is bringing home the secret agents that are in danger. The team is job one, always has been, always will be. Things on Earth are still progressing deeper and deeper into anarchy. Nothing the Agency seems to do matters. Bear must find a way.

Bear has a happy life, experimenting on plants and learning botany. Apparently, the Agency is truly incapable of hiding any information from anyone, and Bear is no longer safe in retirement. The end game is rebels are organizing. The only thing they want is a fair shake. Actual rights. Bear agrees with them on many levels. He feels for them, but he is a government agent in every way and not a rebel. Or is he?

My inspiration: I was told nobody writes for boys. Not true, but few. I can't do it, I need girls to like the story too. Universal appeal or it's not one of mine. A book for boys, which girls will like also. Action adventure. I can't read novels without special formatting. All my books have this. Almost everybody likes it. Cavemen especially. Simple past tense drive some insane; most adapt and find it refreshing.