“bill brooks”

You are a professional salesperson. And to improve yourclosing ratio, you must gain access to the right people, at the time they wantto hear you, with the message they want to hear every day. Sales Techniques is filled with insightful, proven concepts, tools, and techniques fordelivering superior nu... More

Jim Glass is a drifter who soldiered for a losing cause, who upheld the law as a Texas Ranger and who's been mistaken for legendary gunman John Wesley Hardin more than once. Now in this new series, Glass tries to run from his past, and finds there's no safe haven. Original.Coffin Flats, New Mexico, ... More

After a restless and violent life, Jim Glass has found a good woman, some horses, welcome solitude, and a home in the New Mexico territory. However, destiny is cruel and unpredictable and just wont let him be, in this final novel in Brookss trilogy. Original.Jim Glass' long-sought peace is shattered... More

. . Sales. . . An Effective New Sales Program for Finding New Prospects, Uncovering Their Needs, and Writing Their Orders. You are a professional salesperson. And to improve your closing ratio, you must gain access to the right people, at the time they want to hear you, with the message they want t... More

On a frontier overrun by men who'd kill you as soon as look at you, Ben Moon was a legend, one of the most feared gunfighters who ever drew breath. But the west had changed. And so had Ben Moon. Too many years of drinking and shooting and killing had done something bad to his soul. Then, one freezin... More

The lives of a high-rollin killer, a Texas Ranger, two hog famers, a lawyer and a tracker all converge in this rich, complex novel of the great American frontier.... More

Riding out from the Texas Panhandle in pursuit of vengeance, 15-year-old Ivory Cade and his best friend Albert Sand are determined to track down the vicious Comancheros who killed Albert's father, and are led by the infamous Rufus Buck. First, they must enlist the help of Augustus Monroe, gambler, g... More

More than 50 years ago, a young man named Lewis Bose left a successful law firm to form what he called "a different kind of law firm." He envisioned a place where friendships were important, built on a foundation of cooperation, mutual respect and excellence. He partnered with visionaries, Paul Buch... More