Josie DuPuy finds her calling as a cop and becomes a homicide detective, only to lose the job when she closely survives a shooting that changes her life. Not satisfied sitting at home every day, she decides to go back to work. Josie DuPuy, A Life Story, is the third book in H. Berkeley Rourke's series of mystery novels with Josie DuPuy: a woman of character with the grit and determination to fulfill her dreams and bring the bad guys to justice.

Childhood sweethearts. An old score to settle. Manny and Janie grow up together, get married, and are now expecting a baby. Their life together is perfect. But Robert Martin has a score to settle with Manny, whether he realizes it or not. An old grudge will not give him peace until he has his revenge, one way or the other. Can Manny keep his family safe?

Will de Young wanted to save his family. Instead, he took them to hell. Now, Russia is waging a nuclear war with The United States, and only one thing bears on Will's mind: get his family to safety. Escaping the fallout, they travel to Frenchtown, Wyoming, but land in the middle of conspiracy and a guerrilla war on U.S. soil. With the world on the brink of nuclear apocalypse, can Will protect his family and lead them to safety?

A new job, a new challenge for Josie DuPuy. Investigation for the Coroner's Office is not as exciting as being a detective of Homicide, but relationships and the work are welcome. Then comes Hanta Virus, killing many, almost killing Josie, and a new opportunity with Homicide looms on the horizon.

A madman is on the loose, seeking to kill his ex-wife and her lover. Josie and her homicide unit are brought in to bring the lunatic behind bars. Along with Josie's husband Ned Markham (an FBI agent), the Homeland Security ICE force and the Phoenix P.D. bomb squad, they launch a cooperative effort to build a case against the killer and put him away for good. A paranoid schizophrenic, he soon retaliates and engages them on a personal vendetta. The fourth book in the Josie DuPuy series, H. Berkeley Rourke's Bombs Away, Phoenix is based in the Valley of the Sun in Arizona. Will Josie and her team be able to close the case before it's too late?

A tall stranger. A western town in turmoil. A damsel in distress. Territorial Arizona, 1878. After riding from Phoenix to Yuma in the hopes of joining a company of Arizona Rangers, Ross Hendershot is attacked and wounded by a gunman. He soon finds himself in the middle of a power struggle, surrounded by a multitude of characters with agendas of their own. The sheriff of the town is eager to help him and take care of his attacker. The owner of Palace Hotel, Saloon and Fancy House also befriends him. First novel in the Hendershot Series, A Tall Man Rides is a compelling story of adventure and danger in the 19th century Wild West.

A heinous murder of a young girl breaks the peace of a community in Yuma, Arizona. It's 1890. The town is growing and changing, with many emerging farms and ranches. But some of its people are not changing in concert with the times. After the brutal murder of a young girl, the killer escapes from prison with the help of his father. Determined to bring Jenny's killer to justice, Ralph Forney and his best friend Ross Hendershot enter into a deadly chase to capture the killer. But even at the 19th century, the West is a dangerous, unforgiving place. Can the law keepers catch the criminals before it's too late? A Running Man is the third novel in H. Berkeley Rourke's Hendershot Series.

Captain Jim Cade, Lieutenant Jaime Ontiveros and Josie Du Puy of the Phoenix P.D. Homicide unit are engaged in a life and death struggle with a group of vigilante cops. The discovery of this group of killers is a task in itself, and the chase leads to a one by one apprehension of some of these killers and elimination of some of them within their own group. The idea of cops being vigilantes is so foreign to our psyche that it is hard to fathom. The idea, once dwelled upon by the reader for only a moment, becomes the reality of the story. You will love Josie Du Puy, hate her perhaps, want to see more of her perhaps, think she is without doubt a truly remarkable character and you will be right. You will laugh with her, love with her, cry with her, rage with her and fight with her against the stone cold killers. She will engage you as deeply as she does Jim Cade and Jaime Ontiveros, her bosses.