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John T. Hansen

    Raised on a ranch in southern Idaho, this author developed a profound love for the land and animals, finding solace in unspoiled places that evoke a sense of timelessness. This connection, coupled with an early fascination for western history and its characters, fueled a lifelong desire to write. After a career as a wildlife biologist and wildland firefighter, the author now dedicates ample time to writing, a pursuit that comes naturally and brings great satisfaction. Inspired by the rugged landscapes of Montana and Idaho, their work is influenced by a deep appreciation for nature and the enduring spirit of the American West.

    John T. Hansen
    Secrets of the Gros Ventre
    The War Comes Home
    The New Darkness
    Hard Times
    Song of the Waterwheel
    Netter's Anatomy Flash Cards
    • 2023

      Grays Lake

      • 260 pages
      • 10 hours of reading

      Set against a backdrop of newfound peace after escaping the harshness of the Montana gold fields, the story follows Sarah as her buried past resurfaces, threatening her idyllic life. The narrative explores themes of redemption and forgiveness, as Sarah grapples with the haunting memories that disrupt her sense of tranquility. As she confronts the shadows of her history, the struggle between past and present unfolds, challenging her understanding of happiness and the possibility of moving forward.

      Grays Lake
    • 2022

      These bestselling flash cards offer a vibrant and engaging way to study anatomy, featuring artwork by Dr. Frank H. Netter and Dr. Carlos Machado. Each card includes numbered labels with concealed answers for effective self-testing, along with brief comments and clinical notes to enhance understanding. Designed for portability, they serve as an essential tool for mastering anatomical concepts needed for coursework and exams.

      Netter's Anatomy Flash Cards - Elsevier E-Book on Vitalsource (Retail Access Card)
    • 2022

      Focusing on the relationship between normal anatomy and clinical conditions, this edition features nearly 600 detailed illustrations by renowned artists Frank H. Netter and Carlos Machado. It provides clear descriptions of anatomy, embryology, and pathology, enhancing the understanding of their clinical significance. Authored by respected anatomist John Hansen, PhD, the text is designed to be portable and accessible, making complex topics easier to grasp for students and professionals alike.

      Netter's Clinical Anatomy - Elsevier eBook on Vitalsource (Retail Access Card)
    • 2022

      Hired Hand

      • 226 pages
      • 8 hours of reading

      Set in a pre-mechanization era, the story follows Teddy Walker, a hired hand with a complex past shaped by both good and bad experiences on ranches. While outsiders might romanticize his rural life, Teddy grapples with skepticism about his future, often seeking solace in Olympia beer. His journey reveals the stark contrast between the idyllic perception of nature and the harsh realities of his existence. As he faces new challenges, Teddy's outlook on life is tested, leading him to confront his bad luck and the choices that define him.

      Hired Hand
    • 2021

      Badger Creek

      • 218 pages
      • 8 hours of reading

      The narrative centers on Andy Yarnell, a middle-aged sheriff grappling with the emotional burdens of his career in law enforcement. After 23 years of confronting death and violence, he reflects on his life's journey and the toll it has taken. As he returns to the valley where his career began, Andy faces a pivotal moment that challenges his dedication to the job and forces him to reassess his choices and values. The story delves into themes of personal struggle, the impact of a demanding profession, and the quest for meaning in life.

      Badger Creek
    • 2020

      Secrets of the Gros Ventre

      • 244 pages
      • 9 hours of reading

      Set in 1943 Montana, the story follows 22-year-old Andy Yarnell, who returns to his childhood home after years of living in town following his father's death. Now serving as the county's deputy sheriff, he faces skepticism about his youth and abilities while navigating various controversies in the valley. As he grapples with the realities of law enforcement and his identity, Andy must confront the challenges of his dream job and discover if he is truly fit for the role.

      Secrets of the Gros Ventre
    • 2020

      Elk Meadows

      • 192 pages
      • 7 hours of reading

      Set in 1883 Idaho Territory, the story follows friends and ranch partners Zack Kotter and Able Pascal as they chase horse thieves to the isolated Elk Meadows. Their journey takes an unexpected turn, leading them into a dangerous odyssey filled with peril and the threat of death. The bond between the two men deepens as they face challenges that test their friendship and resolve, highlighting the impact of their choices on each other's lives.

      Elk Meadows
    • 2020

      The War Comes Home

      • 226 pages
      • 8 hours of reading

      The series debut. When Vietnam vet and former boxer Roger Hitchcock's probationary first year as a police officer ends, and he is on his own in a patrol car. His uncanny ability to foresee danger that saved the lives of himself and his fellow soldiers is still at work as he and Walker risk their lives trying to stop a drug-crazed criminal from killing himself and taking as many others with him as he can with a stolen car. Hitchcock's timely arrest of a mass murderer in a bar triggers a series of murders and plots against him. Action, intrigue, and romance based on actual events.

      The War Comes Home
    • 2020

      The New Darkness

      • 232 pages
      • 9 hours of reading

      Continuing from THE WAR COMES HOME, Book 1 of The Bluesuit Chronicles. Like cancer, the drug epidemic is spreading into the suburbs, bringing big city crime with it. Hitchcock is put to the test as he sees his childhood friends become addicts and die. Only bold, corrective action will be effective now. Yet, decision-makers on almost every level are too over-whelmed, intimidated or secretly involved to take the bold action needed. Intrigue and riveting action as Hitchcock and his fellow officers rise to the challenge.

      The New Darkness
    • 2019

      The Outfit

      • 262 pages
      • 10 hours of reading

      Set in 1886 Montana, the story follows Jake Lafarge, who, after being abandoned by his father, finds a father figure in cattleman Cyrus Ellsworth while working on a ranch. As the open range dwindles due to encroaching homesteaders, Ellsworth's harsh methods lead to a tragic confrontation when he catches cattle thieves. Jake becomes entangled in the aftermath, seeking to make amends to the widow of one of the deceased, forcing him to confront his loyalty to Ellsworth and the consequences of their actions.

      The Outfit