THRILLERS THAT HIT HARD.

From thigh-stakes heists to remote mountain terror, Robert J. Rosenbaum delivvers edge-of-your-seat thriller where survival is never guaranteed.

THE BOOKS

EXPLORE THE SERIES

THE RAID: More Than a Body Ought to Bear

A routine raid turns deadly when the truth is far more sinister than anyone imagined.

The bank job: one timing leads to another

A perfect plan. A wrong move. Everything unravels. Greed comes with price.

blood and water

Secrets run deep in the water.
Some crimes can’t be washed away.

By fire this time: skinwalker's vengeance

Ancient evil. Modern wrath. The hunt begins.

Mountain murder: high country mayham

In the mountains, there’s nowhere to hide and none to hear you scream.

Ambush: not forgotten. not forgiven

They came for revenge. He’s coming for justice.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

ROBERT J. ROSENBAUM

Bob Rosenbaum holds a doctorate from the University of Texas at Austin in U.S. History with a specialty in the American West and has taught at four universities, the last being the Montrose campus of Colorado Mesa University. He also served as speech writer for then Texas Attorney General Jim Mattox followed by a similar position for Commissioner of the Texas General Land Office Garry Mauro. In addition, he has written several scholarly works, chief among them being “Mexicano Resistance in the Southwest.”

As a younger man, Bob had a varied work history: from working on a dairy farm, a paper mill’s bull gang, as a construction laborer before learning  the trades of roofing and house painting. In his so-called retirement he served as Fire Chief and Forest Manager at Arrowhead

This work experience helped  him  set the stage for the raw & shadowy schemes which play out in the Western Slope Mysteries.

SCHOLARLY WORKS OF ROBERT J. ROSENBAUM

history in contect. a deeper understanding.

Mexicano Resistance in the Southwest

A scholar examination of resistance, people, and place in the American West.

Essays on the American West

A collection of scholarly writings on the history, people, and enduring spirit of the West.