Books by Ronn Turner

Imagine finding a "Golden Dragon" Idol rumored to be part of vast treasure buried by a Generalin World War II. The treasure guarded by a heavenly deity who can grant you immortality.Now imagine your doing your tour of duty during the Vietnam war and as luck would have it, youstumble upon the Idol which holds the key to 4,000 tons of gold. Now your being chased by a fanaticalTriad Boss, who enlist the Mafia to find you. What would you do? Well, you go home and find Houstonand Monson. Two of the most free spirited fun loving, connected and adventure seeking guys,who give the Traid and the Mafia a run for the gold.

It's like Harlem Nights meets Indiana Jones in search of Pirates Gold!. When confronted by a Catholic Priestwho tells them about a hidden Treasure in a foreign country, Mr.T and Monson couldn't resist the temptationto go on a treasure hunt in forbidden caves in a land where Pirates use to rule. Join by their faithful friends andsome Zany Dames they embark upon a chest match and journey filled with Fun, Mystery, Murder and Adventure.

Do you ever wonder how professional players or individuals get their ability to dominate, be better than other players? How does power work, or how does one get power, grace and beauty? Do we all look at it the same way, because we are trained to see that power, grace and beauty is the best description of what we can become? or is it? These stories will test your imagination, your thought process, your ability to recognize what is power, grace and beauty.

The El Morroco Supper Club was before its time in Phoenix Arizona. Two Black Americans owned the club in an all white district of the town. Money flowed through the club and their businesses. They had clout with the local Cattle Owners, the Mafia and every civic leader in town. They were living a dream until old women werebeing murdered all over town.The City was on nails and pressure came to bear on the two owners to find out who was killing these old ladies. But the bigger picture was Why? "Mr. T and The Rev" had a real mystery on there hands, but as with anything else, they knewhard times and they made the most of it by laughing through it all.