B.K. Bryans

• Nov-2013
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The Arizona Ranger Company, modeled after the Texas Rangers, was formed in 1901 and disbanded in 1909. They were a small group of well-armed lawmen, many of them veterans of Theodore Roosevelt's Rough Riders. Expert trackers and marksmen mounted on g...

• Apr-2013
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• Mar-2013
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It’s 1957, and actresses are disappearing from the Old Tucson western movie set in Arizona. When the latest missing starlet turns up dead in a desert dry wash, it’s more bad news for ex-cop Dan Brannigan. Dan’s new job is bodyguard to the lates...

• Mar-2013
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Brannigan Rides Again is the sequel to Arizona Grit. Once again, ex-lawman Dan Brannigan, a man at home on a horse as well as in a gun fight, saddles up and rides into danger. This time a valuable movie horse has been stolen from the Old Tucson movie...

• Aug-2012
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After the 1945 Battle of Okinawa, US forces built Marine Corps Air Station (MCAS) Futenma atop the rubble of several small towns. Surviving villagers returning home found that an air base now lay across their land. They could only settle nearby, wher...

• Mar-2012
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Suspense, intrigue, duty, revenge, and justice. This is a story of failure and redemption along Arizona's volatile border with Mexico. It is also a flying story about an aging pilot and some grand old airplanes of yesteryear. � After a lengthy aviati...

• Feb-2011
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Those ’67 Blues, is an enlightening action novel of U.S. naval aviators flying combat missions from an attack aircraft carrier on Yankee Station in the Tonkin Gulf during the Vietnam War. This day-by-day account of flight operations, and the heroic...