The first U.S. blood feud to make headlines from coast to coast involved two wealthy Indiana farm families. This true story includes an attempted midnight massacre, a cold-blooded murder, prisoners shooting at a mob from inside a jail, the daring horseback escape of a defendant while his jury was still in deliberation, an innocent young man murdered by mistake, flamboyant trials for one of the most celebrated cases in the history of Western jurisprudence, and a criminal mastermind that the Louisville Courier-Journal named The Terror of Indiana. This edition of the first complete account of the Moody-Tolliver Feud includes new information from recently discovered records and dozens of additional newspapers, amounting to a total of fifty pages of added content. This is the true story of Bent Jones & The Moody-Tolliver Feud.

The first U.S. blood feud to make headlines from coast to coast involved two wealthy Indiana farm families. This true story includes an attempted midnight massacre, a cold-blooded murder, prisoners shooting at a mob from inside a jail, the daring horseback escape of a defendant while his jury was still in deliberation, an innocent young man murdered by mistake, flamboyant trials for one of the most celebrated cases in the history of Western jurisprudence, and a criminal mastermind that the Louisville Courier-Journal named The Terror of Indiana. This edition of the first complete account of the Moody-Tolliver Feud includes new information from recently discovered records and dozens of additional newspapers, amounting to a total of fifty pages of added content. This is the true story of Bent Jones & The Moody-Tolliver Feud.

The author describes his personal two and a half year journey through internet dating with a true accounting of many of the seventy three women he met for over one hundred seventy dates. A humorous look at a sixty year old man trying to find love electronically where people have the freedom to post deceptively old photos of themselves and lie about their age, among other things. Along the way, he dumps and gets dumped a number of times, learning the hard way that dating on the 'net is not for the impatient or the faint of heart. You'll learn of the perils of shopping at the candy store too often while being too impetuous. If you are a past or present participant in the crapshoot that is internet dating, you will also meet some characters whose behavior might mirror some of your own experiences. Serial daters get a bad rap but, short of finding someone special early on in the process, there's no other way to effectively navigate this minefield without becoming one.

An eighteen year old kid makes an ill-advised decision, ending up in the Vietnam war armed with an M-16 automatic rifle, a .45-caliber pistol and an M-79 grenade launcher. Complete strangers become the brothers he never had, mayhem and hijinks ensue. Meet Chase Murdock and his mates, the Delta Shammers, as they bond over their plight while trying to get to the finish line Rated hard R for raunchy.

Bitchen Chase, a sequel to Dirt Nap Chase, is a thought-provoking book that takes the reader on a personal journey to the inevitable - growing old. Baby boomer Chase Murdock goes through a life-changing time. A big part of his woes is a haunting inner battle for a dirt nap, but a second wind, good whiskey and luck is a satisfactory substitute for a nap.

Chase Murdock (Bitchen Chase) is a guy you can't help but like, and Moody's skillful prose twists in and out of him, his desires and flaws and strengths, until he becomes one of your best friends. You want him to succeed, you want him to be happy, you want him to find love. Bitchen Chase is a story, and a damn good one, about one of the coolest characters you'll ever meet, and about the inextinguishable power of family, friendship and loyalty.

Foster Kinn, author

Freedom's Rush, Freedom's Rush 2,

The Poet, the Professor, and the Redneck and The Truth

Author Bob Moody has captured the trials and tribulations that many baby boomers are facing today. He takes us on an emotional rollercoaster through a likeable character who will make you laugh and cry. The book is well-written and is worthy of 5-stars.

Carina Monica Montoya

Award winning author and founder of Writers Showcase

During his lifetime (1842-1900) the Bloomington, Indiana, attorney and newspaper reporter known to his friends as Dank Spencer was a Civil War veteran; was convicted of killing a stranger in a bar fight over which of them spoke French better; was the subject of a major interview in the New York Herald concerning his abilities as a mind reader; was a correspondent for major national newspapers; wrote a widely circulated account of witnessing a man fall to his death from a hot air balloon; received national press attention for solving crimes and locating missing cash; was a reporter and court stenographer for major murder trials and served a prison term for attempting to shoot and kill his sister-in-law at his dying wife's bedside. Regardless, Spencer remained on friendly terms with many prominent politicians, judges, and newspapermen and was regarded in the Midwest as one of the most beloved and colorful characters of his time. This biography/anthology documents his life story for the first time.