James Dunn

This is not a war story, but rather a story of a coming of age. Toby Allman was injured in the final days of America's involvement in Viet Nam. He had the good fortune of being rescued by Buddhist mon...

An insiders view of the scandal that occurred in the Vermont judiciary in the mid-1980s, involving local assistant judge, Jane Wheel, and three Vermont Supreme Court Justices. A must read....

This book is a story within a story. It tells the account of Captain Benjamin Church, a leader of the English Colonists during the year-long war between the Englishmen and the Wampanoag Indians from 1...

Reassessing the Means, Redefining the Ends

Denver Police Detective Jack Tate never thought that investigating a prostitute's murder would cause him to lose his identity, money, home, job and friends, especially in the mid-21st century, with it...

Meticulously researched and masterfully conceived, The United States of Empire by journalist and historian James F. Dunn provides not only a timely but also an extensive sociological, political and hi...

A corrupt political Kingpin learns his mobster cronies have betrayed him by kidnapping his nephew and are holing him for ransom, which he is unable to pay. He exacts his revenge by pulling strings mak...

This is a satire of a diary which might have been kept by President George W. Bush during his first term. It includes apocryphal e-mails from Dick Cheney, Karl Rove and Donald Rumsfeld....