Books by Billy Lord

 Follow three unlikely heroes in this humorous mystery novella. Retirees Willy and J.D. are more suited for sipping coffee and slow moving chess games than tangling with criminals. But Willy's BBQ loving Pit Bull Blue has no doubt that he and his humans can handle anything tossed their way. Oh, and throw a missing person's case in the mix for hi-jinks in the Rockies.

Blue, the BBQ loving Pit Bull and his human friends Willy and J.D. are back in the hot seat again, trying to do a good deed. What could entice our unlikely heroes to hit the road on a hilarious trip that ends in mixing it up with professional assassins and fat cat embezzlers? Join the dubious trio as they follow the clues they found in a dead woman’s diary.

 Willy, J.D. and Blue, Willy’s BBQ loving Pit Bull, want a break from bad guys and bullets and getting out of Colorado seems like a good idea. They decide to visit Washington D.C. for a nice, normal vacation. Uh huh. Very soon a dangerous scheme, forty years in the making begins to unfold with you know who in the middle. From the quaint cobblestoned streets of Virginia to the shores of the Atlantic Ocean, let the mayhem begin.

Danger seems to find retirees Willy, J.D. and Willy’s BBQ loving Pit Bull, Blue no matter how hard they try to avoid it. Trouble along the Mexican border, a friends’ plea for help and the smell of Texas barbecue tempt our hapless trio back on the road again. Come along for the ride if you dare, but don’t forget your parachute. Yeah. Don’t ask.

 The adventures and hijinks continue in "Hunting Blue," the fifth book in the "Blue" series. In this episode, the intrepid Pitbull and his quirky cast of humans are pitted against unscrupulous and violent men dealing in the illegal exotic animals and plants trade. A high-energy suspense that stretches from the Rocky Mountains of Colorado to the Amazon basin rainforest, "Hunting Blue" also weaves thought-provoking cultural and ethical topics into the story while never failing to entertain.

 Thorne’s life is in a downward spiral that he doesn’t know how to stop. He doesn’t know the solution lies with a one-eyed dog, an angry hitchhiker and a used RV. And then there’s the girl. There’s always a girl.