"Afterlife: Cool Assassins 3" is a stand-alone police procedural. Dog Breakfast co-op continues to battle the transnats, seven transnational corporations with a billion wage earners on their affiliated payrolls.___It is 2076. A brutal rape-murder has been committed in an urban megadome over the Fraser River delta. Nyssa and Shepp volunteer to go after the perp. In LA they rescue two-dozen young women before they're shipped to the Asian sex trade. Lack of funds stop them from pursuing further. They're joined by Jen and Griz. Then all four travel to Tijuana where they outfox funds from a strip club that holds death fights.___At last, four operatives of Dog Breakfast confront the perp in Quito, Ecuador. A double ambush occurs...___The back story describes future educational techniques in public classrooms and home schooled. Themes covered include PTSD, martial arts, gender justice, fitness excellence, camaraderie, trustfulness, teenagers from a primitive fisher village adapting to post-modern urbanism, socialism versus capitalism (seeking the best of both ideologies).

"Hot Wheels" free w/ #KindleUnlimited A cartel of corporate giants pursues two female assassins. Thrilling car chases, martial arts, crashing through brick walls... ___"A futuristic world of space colonies, big government corporations that openly control Earth, and a group of misfits recruited as spies and assassins, called the Dog Breakfast Co-op (DB). ___"Jen and Jo are a pair of strong independent women that play off each other really well. Jen's stoic nature and dedication to her skills is tested by Jo's fast driving and intense sexuality. Whether the two are fighting antagonists, escaping to another country, or engaging in sexual byplay with some handsome sailors, they make for a great action-comedy duo." (Excerpts from review by Julie Sara Porter, Bookworm Reviews)

Visualize life in the 2070s. Climate has turned dangerous. Corporations have usurped human rights, and democracies are threatened.Dog Breakfast (DB) co-op stands as a lone bastion of freedom and common sense. The operatives of DB are in a fight for their lives, for corporate mercs outnumber them by thousands to one.“Woke” introduces striking characters who’ve elevated martial arts to another level. Yet empathy may be their best weapon. Readers, prepare for a rambling narrative seldom imagined since “1001 Arabian Nights”