These are Non-AI creative works. Words were selected and placed in order by a human author and/or human co-authors. Quotes from reviewers and others are clearly identified and appropriately credited.
B.J. Smith
BLOOD SOLUTIONS:
Detective Red Shaw Novel #1
or get the paperback!
“compelling, gut-wrenching“ “a fast-paced thriller”
“dark with flawed, lost souls and bloody murder scenes”
A brutal crime in the Midwestern woods leads to a string of grisly murders that challenge the sleuthing skills of Detective Edward “Red” Shaw and ultimately put him in mortal danger.
The gruesome killings begin with a horribly mutilated victim, who is found with a crude crossword puzzle carved into his skin along with an ominous, bloody clue.
NORTH OF GRAND:
Detective Red Shaw Novel #2
or get the paperback!
“Riveting thriller! Couldn’t put it down.”
“interesting experiment in genre – detective fiction
meets the peloton, resulting in ‘bicycle noir'”
A cyclist turns up dead in a bike locker on a muggy August morning and Red Shaw takes the heat.
He’s just outsmarted a murderous sociopath who almost killed him. Now he has another killer to hunt down as he dodges accusations of coercing a confession in an old case and gets caught up in a steamy new romance.
Shaw and his partner probe the sometimes toxic, competitive world of amateur bicycle racing, where they find a web of cryptic social media messaging, stolen property, drug trafficking, and murder.
Miles to Go: An Alzheimer’s Journal
How dementia changed an Iowa woman named Rosemary and how her children conspired to move her to a place of safety and relative contentment.
Available as an e-book and paperback.
Reader comments:
“…a little book that I could not put down once I started…“
“Your journal has been an inspiration to me.”
“The way you expressed the heartbreak of dealing with all of this deeply moved me.”
“Thanks for baring this part of your soul to all of us!”
Don’t like buying online? Just ask me for a PDF any time using this simple form.
Award-winning corporate history
75 Years of Innovation documents the history of Rockwell Collins from its beginning as Collins Radio, through the Collins government and commercial divisions’ separation under Rockwell International, then through “The Spin” to independence and beyond.
After digging through archives and news reports and interviewing dozens of executives, employees and retirees, I wrote about the most recent 25 years of the company’s history. WDG Publishing added that material to a previous volume written in the 1980s by Ken Braband.
Won: A Gold Medal in the 2011 Axiom Business Book Awards.
Nonfiction editing
The Six Things: Leading People to Outstanding Achievement, by Colorado leadership and motivation expert Jim McLaughlin.
Social media
Co-author, Age of Conversation 3: It’s Time to Get Busy! – a book of social media stories, ideas, strategies and observations.
The Smith Compound 
Great site BJ. BTW as a young ham radio operator we used to admire the quality of Collins shortwave radio receivers.
Bill Liggett
LikeLike