Books with author Paul Allor

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In the early 1930's, a vicious criminal, alleged to be a prophet and the grandson of the great Seminole war chief, Osceola, escapes from a Florida prison along with two condemned black convicts, recruits a few reservation tribesmen sick of being "road stand Indians," snatches a pair of young hostages and goes on an insanely tragic and doomed campaign to "take back this pointed land" or to kill as many whites as possible before defeat and death.The novel is a story of flickering madness and humanity, of loyalties and vengeance, of savagery and instinctive compassion, among both the band of killers and the posse that relentlessly pursues it through the Everglades, an awesome and inspiring landscape of reptile infested swamps, vast clouds of insects, stifling humidity, debilitating heat and sudden violent storms that reflects the savagery and possibilities of goodness of the humans that have invaded it. Both savagery and the possibility of goodness, it becomes clear, exist in the pursued and the pursuers and in nature itself.

Meet the Owls Crime Squad. The firm that became notorious for pulling off the most audacious invasions and legendary battles no matter how the odds were stacked. What they lacked in organisation they made up for in sheer ferocity. Always up for it and never prepared to give any ground, they caused mayhem up and down the country, both on and off the terraces.For the first time, Paul Allen and Douglas Naylor piece together their years together in one of the most feared firms since the '70s. This is an electrifying and intelligent account of the legendary decades when the Owls Crime Squad dominated casual violence. It is an uncompromising look at football culture and the violence that surrounds it. The names have been changed to protect the innocent...and the guilty!

A young swamp dog named Honey yearns to rejoin her pack after being trapped and nearly shot; luckily, she gains allies who can help her, even as a two-legged killer stalks her old haunts. A coyote trapper named Topper Guy is about to pull the trigger when his sidekick, Raghead, warns, "That ain't no coyoto." While they discuss Honey's fate over beers, Miss Jane drives up. She has a rescue operation for Dixie Dingos and often drives back roads around Savannah River swamps looking for stray dingo pups. Sensing Honey's peril, she tells Topper Guy he trapped a rare breed of dog - not a coyote - and ends up paying fifty dollar to ransome for Honey and take her to the farm where other rescues live. Soon after that dead critters start turning up in the swamp. A game warden points to poison. Miss Jane and Honey are convinced it's the work of Topper Guy. How she uses Honey's speeed and agility to get the best of the notorious trapper and put an end to the killings in the swamp... and how Honey's pack gets rescued from the swamp ... make for an unusual and exciting read.