Before Anne After

If you like intrigue, suspense, and alot of twists this is the book for you!! I started reading it and could not put it down after the first chapter. I am a big sci-fi fan and I read the 500+ pages in a little over four days!! YOU NEED THIS BOOK!! It will make you mad, sad, happy and hanging on the edge of your seat!!
R. Culbertson, Goose Creek, SC

July 17, 1987 -- Through a series of small errors and oversights, eight-month pregnant Anne Waring unknowingly stumbles into a time-travel experiment and lands in 1943. Having no memory of the event, she begins questioning her existence and her sanity. She is befriended by a Charleston, S.C. police officer and a German spy, alias her doctor, who learns before she does who she really is. When she discovers her own secret, Anne must strive to get both her and her infant daughter home, even at the possible cost of her own life.

Smilodon

This was a very gripping book. A little slow at first, however, it's intensity and suspense picked up speed like a freight train and did not stop until the very last page. James Paddock has a knack for wrapping the reader in a spider web of intrigue and suspense that will leave you with tingling feet and the hair on your neck standing on end. I highly recommenc this book a MUST READ!!
R. Culbertson, Goose Creek, SC

"Tigers in the Wild" and a lucrative fee lure freelance writer, Zechariah Price, into the frozen mountains of Montana. The assignment drops him into a world of Bengal tigers, illegal aliens, prehistoric sabretooth cats, psychic premonitions and babies. As death by man and animal surrounds him, he quickly learns he too is destined to become food for the cats. Trapped between man and beast, his assignment turns into that of survival.

Angels in the Mist

Captivating intrigue!
From the first page of chapter one, I was hooked. The action and suspense as well as the great characterization make this book hard to put down. Sometimes I wanted to shake the impulsive, often scatterbrained, but intelligent and gutsy heroine, Natasha Greene, but I couldn't help pulling for her as she risked her life in her loyalty to others. Other characters I thoroughly enjoyed were her teenage neighbor, David, her friend Trevor, and the faithful dog, Hero.
Janet H, Norris, Montana

I LOVED THIS BOOK!!!!!
This book kept me hooked from beginning to end. I had trouble putting it down! With it's mix of romance and suspense I recommend this book for any adult looking for a real good edge of your seat read!
Mel C, Goose Creek, South Carolina

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A real book with laughs and tears; one no one who loves their country should miss.
P Hodson, Helena, Montana

The story line caught my attention right away and I just wanted to keep reading. It was fun to have the story take place in Helena and other parts of Montana.
Laurie B, Helena, Montana

...kept my interest (stayed up until 1 to finish it last night!!!) I'll look forward to reading the next two...or, more!
Carolyn D, Helena, Montana

Terrorism Takes on New Meaning
It's a mistake to think terrorism may only occur in metropolitan areas like New York or L.A. Montana author James Paddock draws readers into the spellbinding reality that terrorism can take place any time, anywhere. Colorful characters, quick action and turns of events are carefully woven to make this novel a 'must read' for those who enjoy suspense. It's easy to develop loathing for the bad guys and empathy for the good guys in 'Angels.' Of particular interest is how the good guys confront terror and threats; they come out of their corner fighting and there's clearly a sense they want to singlehandedly knock out the obnoxious adversaries. Who would expect world-crashing (though small-minded) terrorists to operate from a nowhere place like Montana? Paddock weaves an intricate tale that leads readers to a breathless ending.
T. Smith, Helena, Montana

Natasha Greene: Sadly single, impulsive, the "Redheaded Blond."

Trevor Oitfinger: Sadly divorced, a Montana gentleman.

Jo'Baer: The leader of a terrorist cell planning for their part in the September 11th attacks, the planting of a nuclear device in Salt Lake City. His possible downfall is his team's stopover in Helena, Montana where he loses an important document into the hands of Natasha. He wants her and he wants her bad. Not knowing what she has, but knowing it is important, she turns to her best friend's ex-husband, Trevor, for help.

When her best friend turns up dead, Natasha and Trevor find themselves number one and two as suspects in her murder. They are on the run from the terrorists and the police, until she discovers the murder weapon in Trevor's truck. She then runs from the man she thought she was falling in love with. Her only companion is Hero, a very protective Labrador Retriever.

Will she stop the terrorists from accomplishing their mission of detonating a nuclear weapon or will she simply redirect their mission from Salt Lake City, Utah to Helena, Montana? Will she convince the police she didn't help kill her best friend? Will she ever find romance again?