Traveler

You ever have one of those days? U.S. Marine Sergeant Jake Bayard did when he has to cancel a hot date to board a transport plane to the South Pole, which is hijacked by aliens with hostile intent to Earth. Bayard escapes into tunnels deep under the ice and stumbles upon advanced technology that teleports him to Epsilon Eridani. Desperately alone and on the run, Bayard falls back onto his combat training, soon discovering that these aliens keep human herds for meat. That's it. He enlists some of the downtrodden and declares war against the hungry oppressors. Galactic Marine is the story of a gung-ho Terran taking on the masters of an insidious and ancient alien conspiracy.

Alvor the Sleek-a Krekelen shape-shifter-hates Jake Bayard because the Galactic Marine slew the others of his plotting brood. Bayard wants to wring Alvor's neck because the alien tricked him into teleporting to deadly Canopus instead of Saddoth to help his friend. Bayard's teleportation opens the way for Alvor to reach Canopus so he can board an ancient, orbital sleeper ship and collect a cargo that should give the Krekelens ultimate victory everywhere. Well, that's fine. After dealing with prehistoric supercrocs, kamikaze air-cyclists and 900-pound hominoids with .75 caliber six-shooters, Bayard just needs a minute alone with Alvor to fix everything. First, though, he's going to have to find the devious alien who can literally look like anyone. Sleeper Ship is the second tale of a gung-ho Terran taking on the masters of an insidious and ancient alien conspiracy.

Jed is a young man with a cross to bear. On the one hand, he's a Born Again Christian, on the other hand, he's a ruthless killer when given no other choice. At 18-20 years old, some call him the 'Avenging Angel of the West'. Easy going until pushed too far, the red-headed, left handed fast draw eliminates killers, outlaws, and thieves when the local authorities can't or won't do anything about them. Jed travels the western states and territories during the late 1860s with his two friends, rooting out and destroying evil whenever and wherever he finds it. Folks may wonder how he can be a Christian and a gunfighter. But Jed doesn't have a choice when a gunman is going to kill him. It's kill or be killed. He feels God has ordained him to be the one who steps up to help people in need when there is no one else. Jed, a true Christian at heart, believes he has been ordained to carry out God's will. But does Jed have what it takes to rid these places of the evil that is wreaking havoc?

Join The Traveler as he travels the states and territories of the old west of the late 1800s with his two friends, rooting out and destroying evil whenever and wherever he finds it. Folks may wonder how he can be a Christian and a gunfighter. But Jed doesn't have a choice when a gunman is going to kill him. It's kill or be killed. God has ordained him to be the one who steps up to help people in need when there is no one else.

Jed travels the western states and territories during the late 1860s with his two friends, rooting out and destroying evil whenever and wherever he finds it. Folks may wonder how he can be a Christian and a gunfighter. But Jed doesn't have a choice when a gunman is going to kill him. It's kill or be killed. God has ordained him to be the one who steps up to help people in need when there is no one else. Jed, a true Christian at heart, believes he has been ordained to carry out God's will. But does Jed have what it takes to rid these places of the evil that is wreaking havoc?

Earth becomes too hot for Jake Bayard. Too many shape-shifting aliens and people, including those on his own side, are trying to capture him in order to use his star-traveling abilities for their own greedy ends. Bayard flees to Kaldar, a world devastated by atomic war and lousy with mutated rat-men and the Dark Brotherhood. At first, he's just trying to stay alive. Then, he uncovers a mystery, one that, incredible as it seems, reaches all the way back to Earth. It could mean the alien enslavement of everyone, which means that Bayard is fighting for more than just his own survival. The Zero Stone is the third tale of a gung-ho Terran taking on the masters of an insidious and ancient alien conspiracy.

Jed travels the western states and territories during the late 1860s with his two friends, rooting out and destroying evil whenever and wherever he finds it. Folks may wonder how he can be a Christian and a gunfighter. But Jed doesn't have a choice when a gunman is going to kill him. It's kill or be killed. God has ordained him to be the one who steps up to help people in need when there is no one else. Jed, a true Christian at heart, believes he has been ordained to carry out God's will. But does Jed have what it takes to rid these places of the evil that is wreaking havoc?

To Jake Bayard's amazement, he meets a Homo habilis: a five-foot, hundred-pound, hairy hominid that was supposed to have gone extinct 1.65 million years ago. Philip is no moronic precursor to man, but a member of the elite extraterrestrial Institute, needing help to leave Earth. The problem is that Philip is a liar, a sneak, and a diabolical genius using the Traveler for his own ends. Out in the stars, Bayard discovers a conspiracy backed by ancient military tech and run by the little hominids bent on conquering everything, including Earth. What can one Marine stranded on a deadly alien planet do against an army of technologically superior soldiers? Bayard is about to find out. The Institute is the fourth tale in the Traveler series of a gung-ho Terran taking on the masters of an insidious and ancient alien conspiracy.

Jed travels the western states and territories during the late 1860s with his two friends, rooting out and destroying evil whenever and wherever he finds it. Folks may wonder how he can be a Christian and a gunfighter. But Jed doesn't have a choice when a gunman is going to kill him. It's kill or be killed. God has ordained him to be the one who steps up to help people in need when there is no one else. Jed, a true Christian at heart, believes he has been ordained to carry out God's will. But does Jed have what it takes to rid these places of the evil that is wreaking havoc?

The Traveler, together with his friends, travels to different places and taking on the people and the bad guys that no one else wants to challenge. Sometimes even the local authority figures refuses to do anything when it comes to them– or they feel that they can't do anything about it at all. The Traveler makes his way to different towns and does his best to rid the evil out, so that the people can live in peace. It isn't long before those that need his help are trying to get in touch with him because they need his assistance. This young man is quickly gaining a reputation as a merciless force of good. The more that he does and the more places he goes, the more people know of him and try to reach out. He may seem to have a heavy chip on his shoulder, but he is also born again in the faith of Christianity. His relationship with his faith does not mean that he avoids killing the bad guys, however. When the stakes are high, he turns into a killer that is not only ruthless, but has deadly aim. In his heart, he remains a Christian. He believes that he has been ordained by God, chosen to be the one to carry out the will of God.

Jed travels the western states and territories during the late 1860s with his two friends, rooting out and destroying evil whenever and wherever he finds it. Folks may wonder how he can be a Christian and a gunfighter. But Jed doesn't have a choice when a gunman is going to kill him. It's kill or be killed. God has ordained him to be the one who steps up to help people in need when there is no one else. Jed, a true Christian at heart, believes he has been ordained to carry out God's will. But does Jed have what it takes to rid these places of the evil that is wreaking havoc?

Jed travels the western states and territories during the late 1860s with his two friends, rooting out and destroying evil whenever and wherever he finds it. Folks may wonder how he can be a Christian and a gunfighter. But Jed doesn't have a choice when a gunman is going to kill him. It's kill or be killed. God has ordained him to be the one who steps up to help people in need when there is no one else. Jed, a true Christian at heart, believes he has been ordained to carry out God's will. But does Jed have what it takes to rid these places of the evil that is wreaking havoc?

Them Dakota Territories is an outlaw's paradise, untamed and uncivilized, that's what I heard. It's a bad place fer a person to be going to, if you ask me. They say that this Judge Renfro is what you call a hanging judge. They say he hung a feller one time just to see how long his legs would kick until he died.