Preacher's Books
Judge Not
Summary: This story, beings when a biker buys and
old dilapidated church in a small country town. The law doesn’t
know how to deal with a real biker. The local reverend feels threatened. The
citizens become intrigued. They watch as “Doc” begins
the monumental task of rebuilding the old sanctuary. They become
involved when they realized that his goal is two-fold. Doc must
rebuild the old church, and, he must rebuild his faith in God.
Fight Fire With Fire
Summary:
All Matt wanted to do, was help the inner city Kids make
a better life for themselves. In the summer, he coached Baseball.
In the fall he coached Football. He taught Boxing year around. When a
greedy developer tries to take away his gym Matt fights back. He calls
on Preacher to serve up justice -BIKER STYLE!
Summary:
Preacher, is a long-time Harley rider whose recent
divorce with the death of his young daughter leaves him questioning his
purpose in life. As an act of defiance, he spends his last dollar to buy
a lottery ticket that nets him millions of dollars. This however, doesn't
deter him from the decision to take to the road for answers. Riding across
Nevada on his modified '71 FLH, he gets caught up in a town emergency.
Preacher: Thou Shall Not Lie
Summary:
Preacher, on his continuing quest for answers,
finds a young hang-around who wants to learn the
ways of the road. Preacher allows the kid to
ride along. A repair on the kid's bike causes them
to stop in Rock Springs. The kid's sister, Suzie, offers
them residence, and an old biker offers them assistance.
The old man has a difficult time teaching Preacher
how to bring up a prospect. Suzie, however, is more
than willing to learn the lessons Preacher
has to teach. Together they learn that the first
lesson in life is the hardest.
To thine own self be true.
Preacher: Eye for an Eye
Summary:
Preacher returns from his road trip thinking he has found
his purpose, and what he should do with his life.
Life, however, does not cooperate. He can not find that
one person that needs his help. It takes a crime
against society to show him his true path, and how to
accomplish it.
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