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Breezee's Shared Custody Cover design by Daniel Cosgrove Copyright © Bill Ellingsen	Breezee's Shared Custody Divorce, Murder, and the Dog Oversexed kindergarten teacher Sheila Davis shares custody of her hunky ex-husband Dave’s dog. She finagled the shared custody arrangement into the divorce decree so she could keep contact with him. Intimate contact. No matter how hard he tries, he can’t resist her charms. That’s one of the things she loves about him. Except for his unwillingness to share her, she loves everything about him. But she needs variety and excitement in her life, which multiple boyfriends provide. Besides Dave, she has two more: a distinguished older gentleman—Dave’s boss—and a mysterious bad-boy body builder. Sheila has it all, until Dave gets a girlfriend. He’s such a true-blue, one-woman man. Dave’s mother had hoped that he and Sheila would provide her with grandchildren, but that dream ended with the divorce. He never told his mother why he did it, even though she’s constantly badgering him to beg Sheila to take him back. He hadn’t known about Sheila’s issues when he married her, only filing for divorce when she refused to change. He even offered professional help, but to no avail. Now Dave has a promising love interest. She and his parents met, and everyone seems to approve of each other. Dave’s relationship isn’t far enough along to discuss marriage and babies, but his life seems to be looking up. Looking up until his boss is murdered and he’s blamed for it.

Baby Grand Legacy Cover design by Daniel Cosgrove Copyright © Bill Ellingsen	Baby Grand Legacy Formerly titled Baby Grand: The Beginning Baby Grand, Book 1 Kevin Johnson’s physician parents have him attending the finest school in the area. Ironically, it’s a Catholic school, and they aren’t the least bit religious. But Kevin likes it, likes that his cousin Brian goes there, likes a girl he met there. He’s looking forward to a wonderful summer with her, until his parents ruin everything. They’re going away on a medical mission, and he’s going away to live with grandparents he met once. His grandmother had been an art teacher and his grandfather a mechanical engineer, whose father drove race cars for notorious gangster Al Capone during the Golden Age of Sports, then ended up in prison. That’s the part of the family scandal that Kevin’s parents revealed, but there’s more, and he’s determined to find out everything. What else could he possibly do out in the middle of nowhere with two old people?

Baby Grand Conspiracy Cover design by Daniel Cosgrove Copyright © Bill Ellingsen	Baby Grand Conspiracy Formerly titled Baby Grand II: The Conspiracy Baby Grand, Book 2 Kevin Johnson and his grandparents, plus his girlfriend and hers, are launching his racing career. They’re doing it on the sly so his stressed-out, on-the-brink-of-divorce parents won’t find out, but Kevin is getting a little stressed-out himself. Everyone expects him to continue the family legacy where his great-grandfather left off, but that was over eighty years ago. None of them had been alive during the Golden Age of Sports, when the legendary driver did miraculous things behind the wheel. How can Kevin live up to that?

Baby Grand Opportunity Cover design by Daniel Cosgrove Copyright © Bill Ellingsen	Baby Grand Opportunity Formerly titled Baby Grand III: The Big Time Baby Grand, Book 3 Kevin Johnson’s parents sign him up to drive for Baldacci racing, a partnership headed by football great Andy Baldacci. But Andy’s own partners sell him out, leaving controlling interest with a company that Kevin wants nothing to do with. He’s under contract, though, and has no say in the matter. His girlfriend is even less pleased when she's sent packing and banned from being seen with him in public. They can’t, however, stop her from being with Kevin on his own time, but he's going on the road for extended periods. So she pitches her chassis set-up skills to another team, to stay in the game and keep an eye on the competition … competition for Kevin. It isn’t that she doesn’t trust him; she just doesn’t trust the cute little driver she’ll be working for, or Kevin’s newly assigned personal assistant.

BoonieRats Cover design by Daniel Cosgrove Copyright © Bill Ellingsen	BoonieRats The first BoonieRats - Jake Olson Adventure Whoever said crime doesn’t pay doesn’t know the BoonieRats. They’re a motorcycle club named after themselves: military veterans who roamed the bush in enemy territory. They’re still keeping their heads down, but now they’re smuggling marijuana. Their success, however, has created a problem. There aren’t enough of them. They need more men, especially for security at their remote airstrip, and reliable outlaws can’t be recruited overnight. Luckily, their leader Jake Olson is in the right place at the right time to stop a former dog scout handler from killing himself. A guy like that could create a canine security force and solve their problem. All they have to do is straighten him out, turn him into a biker, and put him to work. First stand-alone novel in the series.

One Lowly Angel Cover design by Daniel Cosgrove Copyright © Bill Ellingsen	One Lowly Angel The second BoonieRats - Jake Olson Adventure An outlaw biker’s day goes from bad to worse when he and the bear attacking him are hit by lightning and killed. Another bolt of lightning kick-starts his heart, but he’ll never be the same. Now he’s a good guy. That’s why, when he’s at the Sturgis, South Dakota motorcycle rally and overhears a plot against Montana horse ranchers Jake Olson and Frank Schroeder, he springs into action. The ranchers were here, but the biker can’t find them, and no one answers their home phones. He’d go to the police, but with his record they’d probably throw him in jail. So he and his sidekick ride through the night, intent on stopping disaster. Second stand-alone novel in the series.

No Former Brothers Cover design by Daniel Cosgrove Copyright © Bill Ellingsen	No Former Brothers The third BoonieRats - Jake Olson Adventure Six-year-old Jacob Robbins is abducted by his mother’s boyfriend, an outlaw biker whose gang wants access to a warehouse full of designer clothing. Desperate and alone, the boy’s retail chain executive mother calls the man she swore never to speak to again, reformed outlaw biker turned horse rancher Jake Olson. He and his old BoonieRats MC brothers mobilize to rescue the son he never knew he had, only to get caught up in a mob war. Mafia soldier Carmine Giannelli’s loser biker associate went over his head and kidnapped his own girlfriend’s son, placed him in the custody of a clueless stripper, and thinks he’s going to pull-off the biggest heist ever. And now Carmine’s idiot boss, a product of nepotism, says it’s his job to clean up the mess, and he probably won’t even get paid for it. Third stand-alone novel in the series.