Bears and Eagles Series

A new trail is blazed in this riveting follow-up to author R.P. Wollbaum's Bears and Eagles. Andreas Bekenbaum, a minor Russian noble, is heading to Canada after negotiating a land grant in exchange for providing a militia and police force for the area​. The road there is anything but easy, however, as Andreas and his family encounter Native Americans, a renegade whiskey trading gang, and other dangers on their way to find their new home in the foothills of the Canadian Rocky Mountains. But find it they do, and it's a good life - until government officials once again call upon Andreas to lead. This time, he is charged with commanding troops in South Africa on behalf of the British. And his eldest son, Stephan, is comming along for the ride. This sweeping historical saga provides readers a riveting glimpse into a past where anything is possible.

The begininng of the Bears and Eagles saga. The British and Russian empires are at their apex. Germany has just formed her confederation and is vying for prominance. America has recovered from her Civil War and is expanding her reach. A younger son of a minor landholder is allowed to join his Cossack band for the first time and is just hoping to survive the campain and return home, buy a farm and start a family. Fate has other ideas and Andreas finds himself having to recruit a battalion of troops to provide Russian support to a British campain in Afghanistan. Set in the late nineteeth century, Bears and Eagles gives the reader a glimps of life in the choatic and turmoil during the time of the late 1800s and the class of empires as they strive to expand and consolodate.

It feels as though World War 1 could come to an end any day now, and the Canadian unit, the Bears and Eagles, who call themselves simply, The Regiment, are chomping at the bit to get overseas and do their part. Russia is in the midst of postrevolutionary chaos and decending into civil war. The Turks and Germans are still invading Palistine. And German legions have Europe in complete disarray. Finally, after much political reluctance, Canada deploys The Regiment to Palistine to support the allied efforts there. This group of brave soldiers, led by John, a newly promoted brigadier general, now has the chance to prove themselves in action. Eagle's Talon, the third volume in the Bears and Eagles series, continues to deliver high stakes action, intrigue and romance that only the theater of war can produce. Told from a uniquely Canadian perspective, it highlights contributions by numerous countries that historians widley overlook. It is a tour through a feerfull and displaced world, where anything can, and does happen. Head into the Great War with The Regiment, and follow their heroics all the way to a final invasion of Germany itself.

As Eagles Swarm Bears and Eagles 4 June 1940. The Battle for France is almost over. The German juggernaut has over run most of Europe and the Battle of Britain is about to commence. All around the world, British Commonwealth countries are scrambling to come to Great Britain’s aide and the vital Suez Canal MUST be kept in allied hands. Beginning in the deserts of North Africa, a new generation of Bekenbaums, led by Nicolas, step to the fore as the Bears and Eagles are sent to do whatever they can to disrupt the Axis plans of conquest in North Africa. At first, outnumbered and out gunned, The Bears and Eagles desperately hold on until the tide turns. From North Africa to Sicily, to Normandy and beyond, The Bears and Eagles hit fast, hit hard and disappear, doing what they do best. Fight to win. aprox 509 pages

The 1960's. A time of social upheaval and change. The EBB and their new leader, Paul, find themselves thrust into the middle of ant-war and ant-military sentiments. Risking their lives in unnoticed and remote areas of the world, the EBB performs dangerous peacekeeping missions for the UN - missions that see the young troopers experience the very worst and best of humanity, sometimes on the same day. They face dangers, not only from armed insergents, but governments, their own and foreiegn and a hostile takeover that could end their very existance. His service complete, Paul just wants to obtain his degree and become a civilian. The world has other plans.

Iraq has invaded Kuwait. The Regiment is needed in Saudi Arabia and newly married Elizebeth is sent in as the tip of the spear. Meanwhile, her younger brother Richard, is struggling to come to turms on if he should join the regiment. Or not. Will this be the end of the Bekenbaum's and the Regiment?

Days after 9-11, Richard and Comando One are deployed to Agfghanistan.