Brian Cook

Coloring and Fun for All Ages

Butts on Things Activity Book

200+ Fun Doodles of Derrieres

Butts on Things

The Thin Blue Li(n)e picks up the saga of the Office of the Sheriff where Hands Across The Sea left off. As the real talk grows contentious, the characters and storylines square off against puppeteers trying to pull the strings. While Sheriff Brendan Callaghan and Undersheriff H. Maxwell Ulrich dig deeper at the crux of the Union's complaint, the needs of the Agency must balance the political muscle of the Board of Supervisors and the bureaucratic clout of the Vasco city officials. Retired Captain Asa Belle not only pushes the envelope, but starts opening the ones sent from convicted killer, Daniel Bouchette. Will he confront his demon, or resist him? Witness Sheriff Emeritus Garrison Cottrell's spiral descent from Creutzfeldt-Jacob Disease. The more the condition takes control of his state of mind, the more shocking secrets begin to be revealed that will sure to have ramifications countywide. The truth is getting closer for Vikki Morgan to discover who left her mother for dead years ago, and what will prove to be worse: the person behind it or the cover-up. The Thin Blue Li(n)e will test the Blue Wall of Silence across interpersonal and professional landscapes. Will the lines get crossed or will the lies finally catch up?

The Thin Blue Li(n)e

Steve Soltis

Insider's Guide to Metro Washington, DC

Mark Tupper

Former University of Illinois basketball star Brian Cook worked his way from a tough, poor upbringing (often eating syrup sandwiches), having been raised by his loving mother and dealing with self-esteem and a lack of confidence. From that beginning he slowly built himself into a McDonald's All-American basketball player in high school and eventually into the Big Ten Conference Player of the Year with the Fighting Illini. As shown in Brian Cook: An Illini Legend, Cook resisted the temptation to leave college early, instead staying all four years during what he called "the best time of my life." He grew from a boy to a man while at college and maintained a tremendous relationship with his mother (his best friend) and his sisters. Now Cook, beginning his career in the NBA, looks forward to the day when he can use his money to buy something wonderful for his mother. In an era filled with players best described as "punks," Brian Cook: An Illini Legend tells the story of a man who is sweet, sensitive and caring.

An Illini Legend

Tom Keardon has been estranged from his father since turning his back on the family sheep farm to go to university. After working as a roving reporter in the Far East he now jets between London and Hong Kong running the international business he founded, but the dotcom crash is taking its toll on the company. In 2001, his father's suicide during the Foot and Mouth epidemic in the UK forces him to face up to family responsibilities and return at last to the Yorkshire Dales. There he meets Sally, his childhood friend from the next door farm. As Tom battles to save both the farm and his business he finds himself falling in love with Sally. But can they ever be together when they inhabit such different worlds?

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