What if an Assassin wrote a holy book about hypocrisy?

Requiem For Ancient Footsteps is the haunting sequel to Covered With Montana, a lyrical meditation on love, memory, and the timeless bond between two souls. Beneath its prose lies a story of adoration and selflessness—of human fear and devotion—woven through moments that defy the human follies of time and distance. As the characters journey into The Vastness, they confront the dissolution of yesterday and the irrelevance of tomorrow, discovering that true connection lives not in chronology, but in presence. A stirring reflection on legacy and presence, this novel invites readers into sacred spaces where love endures, time dissolves, and every step echoes beyond the veil of endings.

There's the matter of a suicide. Or was it an accident? Or was it murder? Dusty, a professional soldier, finds himself in Montana - involved in the demise of a lowlife named Digger. How he and the dysfunctional Cates family deal with Digger's death is a mirror of all the hypocrisies in all the villages around the world. From rural Montana to Disneyland; from Vietnam to Oklahoma; from Phoenix to Portland; from your town to my town; people are bound together by personal, family, and village secrets. And sometimes even hypocrites prove to be Angels.

Strategic Planning & Organizational Culture for Public Safety Agencies offers a powerful framework for aligning mission, leadership, and culture in high-stakes environments. Drawing from real-world experience and systems thinking, this guide equips public safety professionals with tools to navigate change, build resilient teams, and embed strategic clarity into daily operations. Whether you're a CEO, mid-level manager, first line supervisor or line employee, this book delivers actionable insights for transforming organizational culture into a force multiplier.

Embark on a transformative journey with this 52-Week Guide, thoughtfully crafted to inspire growth, reflection, and practical action. Whether you seek clarity, motivation, or a structured path to personal development, this guide offers clear, accessible insights week by week. Perfectly formatted for easy use and integration, it invites you to engage deeply and steadily with your goals, turning intention into lasting change.

The Guidant Path offers a clear, steady approach to leadership for teens, young adults, grownups seeking to become adults, and the adults who support them. It is the first in The Guidant Path trilogy.

Instead of chasing charisma or perfection, it teaches readers how to build reliability, clarity, and thoughtful action through small, repeatable practices. Each chapter breaks leadership down into understandable pieces—self‑awareness, communication, boundaries, responsibility, and decision‑making—so readers can grow at a pace that feels real and sustainable. The book invites its audience to become a calm, grounded presence in their own lives and communities, showing that leadership is not a title or personality type, but a daily practice of choosing who you want to be.

The Guidant Path: A Book for Purposeful Adults is the essential middle volume of the Guidant trilogy—a series that guides readers from clarity to purpose to legacy. This book focuses on the lived disciplines of real adulthood: accountability, custodianship, trustworthiness, and purpose. It offers clear, grounded guidance for anyone ready to live with intention rather than drift. Paired with Book One, written for young people seeking clarity, and Book Three, written for seasoned adults shaping their legacy, this volume helps you build the steady, reliable life that anchors the entire path.

Legacy is the closing arc of The Guidant Path trilogy, the moment where adulthood stops being a project to manage and becomes a life to inhabit. In this final volume, the work shifts from self‑clarity and purpose into something quieter, steadier, and far more consequential: the life you transmit through presence. This is not legacy as achievement, reputation, or the artifacts you leave behind. It is legacy as the person you become—your reliability, your listening, your repair, your willingness to bless the life you’ve lived and offer its wisdom without performance or urgency.

Through narrative, reflection, and lived practice, Legacy explores the emergence of the Elderling: the version of you shaped by decades of choices, mistakes, recoveries, and quiet triumphs. It shows how legacy is formed not in grand gestures but in the ordinary rituals of adulthood—how you show up, how you keep your word, how you tend to relationships, how you model steadiness for the people who look to you. This book invites you to stand in that authority without apology, to let your life teach by example, and to recognize that your presence is already shaping the world around you.

As the trilogy’s final movement, Legacy brings The Guidant Path framework to its natural next steps. It offers a path for those who are ready to live with coherence, to integrate the wisdom of their earlier decades, and to become someone others can trust. It is a book for adults who want to live the rest of their life with intention, clarity, and a quiet, unmistakable dignity.

This trilogy is written for those who prefer clarity over chaos, structure over guesswork, and practical tools over vague encouragement. It is for anyone who has ever looked at a confusing social situation and thought, “There has to be a better way to handle this.”

There is. And it begins with understanding the power of our own choices.

The Guidant Path rests on a simple premise: you become an adult the moment you decide to lead your own life with intention. Not perfectly. Not dramatically. But deliberately.

This is a journey for the person who wants to stand up straighter in their own story and remain reliable in a world that often shrugs at reliability. It is for those who practice inspiration not as a title, but as a way of moving through the world—whether that world is a boardroom, a government organization, or a not-for-profit service agency.

As the path winds forward, we eventually reach a later stretch of the trail. Here, we must acknowledge that legacy is shaped exactly how life is lived: one invested day at a time. And then we can look upon the power of choices from our own high hill of history.