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Banjo Songs
Sam Stone, a retired Assistant U.S. Attorney in Birmingham, AL, defends a Pakistani-America physician who is accused of murdering his brother due to an attempted honor killing in the family. Praise for Jack B. Hood's Banjo Songs "Great courtroom drama." --Bobby Lee Cook, Trial Lawyers-Summerville, GA "A good old fashion banjo experience." --Herb Trotman, Banjo Expert-Homewood, AL
Banjo Lessons
Sam Stone, an Assistant U.S. Attorney in Birmingham, Alabama, gives banjo lessons to a promising Gates scholar as Sam undergoes a bitter divorce with his second wife and boss, Linda Lott. Meanwhile, Sam's ex-wife, Regina Jones Oliveira, a direct descendant of the former Confederate families from Americana, Brazil, wants Sam back and launches an international plan of action to get what she wants. The story carries the reader on a legal expedition to the former Panama Canal Zone, modern Panama, the Cayman Islands, and Switzerland. Against this background, Sam and his talented Labrador retriever, Holmes, take on some very clever Vietnam era veterans with foreign accounts and rich real estate holdings. These crooks hold a huge advantage. They have a federal judge on their side.
Banjo Jihad
Sam Stone, a retired Assistant U.S. Attorney in private practice in Birmingham, Alabama, represents a U.S. born Muslim female teenagers who decides to take banjo lessons, become a Christian, and get married while having the rights to her substantial assets challenged in probate court by a crooked lawyer representing her estranged mother living in Pakistan. She is also threatened by her jihadist older brother who wants a part of her asset to support his own terrorist plans in the United States. This is the story of personal, cultural, familial, legal, and religious struggles.
Banjo Playing
Sam Stone, an Assistant U.S. Attorney from Birmingham, Alabama, visits his ex-wife, "Jonesy" Regina Jones Oliveira, in Rio de Janerio, Brazil. Some old enemies and criminals try to kill him and some new friends and his ex-wife try to save him. In his travels, Sam discovers some new life lessons about telling the truth, some old and new banjo tunings, and some unusual codes. He also learns the story of a fleeing Confederate's gift of gold to a young Confederado who settled in Americana, Brazil, in the mid-1860's and became a veteran of the War of the Triple Alliance.
Banjo Gung-Ho
A young teenaged married couple on their honeymoon to Bermuda falls into an international Uyghur terrorist plot against China. Praise for Jack B. Hood's Banjo Gung-Ho: Harmony Workings: "Adventuresome and compelling storytelling in a modern terrorist setting." -Bobby Lee Cook, trial lawyer, Summerville, Georgia "Great banjo folk elements in an international tale of action." -Herb Trotman, banjo expert, Homewood, Alabama "A terrific read as usual." -Herbert H. Henry, III, former US attorney, Birmingham, Alabama
Banjo Lessons
Blood Spiders and Dark Moon contains fourteen tales of terror and wonder. From an earth-devouring spider, a forbidden pact with the devil, a golden city across time and space, a night watchman that is much more than he seems, a vengeful janitor, werewolves, werecats and creatures who travel unseen dimensions, Blood Spiders and Dark Moon takes readers on a hell-bent ride to places they have never been…and will never return from unscathed.
Banjo Playing
Sam Stone, an Assistant U.S. Attorney from Birmingham, Alabama, visits his ex-wife, "Jonesy" Regina Jones Oliveira, in Rio de Janerio, Brazil. Some old enemies and criminals try to kill him and some new friends and his ex-wife try to save him. In his travels, Sam discovers some new life lessons about telling the truth, some old and new banjo tunings, and some unusual codes. He also learns the story of a fleeing Confederate's gift of gold to a young Confederado who settled in Americana, Brazil, in the mid-1860's and became a veteran of the War of the Triple Alliance.
Banjo Method
Join Mark Twain and his Masonic travelers on the Panama Railroad for a trip across the isthmus in July 1868 as a precursor to the adventures of Sam Stone who takes a trip back to the Republic of Panama to attempt a reconciliation with his first ex-wife, Regina Jones Oliveria, nicknamed "Jonesy." Old and new crooks try to murder them, and a final showdown takes place at the site of Sam and Jonesy's first date, the famous Fort San Lorenzo.
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Small Man One Dark Secret
Tack Moultrie loved to fly the aircraft he'd built, and when he saw what he believed might be one of those flying saucers that scientists laugh at, he was quite sure that he didn't have the experience or the technical know-how to ever be able to master piloting a UFO--but he was wrong! Jack was born in Alabama while his dad was out in the Pacific on a minesweeper named the Robin. Jack's family was moved to Hawaii just in time for the beginning of World War Two. The big event early in Jack's life was as a three-year-old when Pearl Harbor was bombed. Being a navy brat for most of his childhood, Jack saw a lot of movies as he was moved from navy base to navy base. He discovered reading books for fun on his eighth grade, when his buddy Walter showed him a box of books and he picked one out to read. The Puppet Masters got him into science fiction, and he's been hooked ever since. Thus, Jack decided to save some of his ideas, writing them down. Small Man is his first book, but he promises more to come.
