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In this thrilling read, a member of a back-patched, outlaw motorcycle club tells a tale of the gritty, honor-bound, romantic life of a Sin City Biker. Based on an incredible true story, “Sin City Retribution: Stolen Steel” follows Rick Hart, known to his club as Turk, as he navigates the turbulent streets of ‘70s Vegas. Stripping bare the untold stories of an evasive and covert band of brothers, Turk recounts his exploits with the Noblemen Motorcycle Club. High-speed chases, gruesome wrecks, accidental movie cameos, and truck-stop brawls are only some of Turk’s crusades with his club; but his real motivation as a Nobleman remains a closely-guarded secret. Turk is out for information… and retribution.

Based on the thrilling true story, Turk’s quest for answers and retribution continues in Sin City Retribution: A Game Called Revenge. The Noblemen Motorcycle Club is not for the weak-hearted. Turk may be a black belt in Tae Kwon Do and always up for a fight, but he still has a lot to learn if he wants to stay in the club. Prospecting pushes him to his limits as tempers inside and outside of the Noblemen cohort flare. Turk wants nothing more than to become a full-fledged member of the brotherhood… except to find the bastard who stole his first Harley. Struggling to reconcile his journey through the ranks of the Noblemen with his own search for vigilante justice, Turk will have to face the ultimate dilemma when his search for answers comes to a head. His quest for retribution might just mean sacrificing the only family he’s ever known and turning his back on everything he’s built in the process.

Rick Hart gives us a collection of stories about tending bar in a 24-hour, no-holds-barred town in the middle of the desert, aptly dubbed Sin City. An insider’s view on drug dealings and how the nightlife can swallow you up and, if you ́re not a survivor, spit you out. Each chapter contains details that recall events in the author’s life, the people he loved and lost, and how he prevailed over drug abuse. A moving compilation of stories from the dark side of this Las Vegas bartender’s life.

Borrowed Hearts traces the development of Rick DeMarinis's incantatory voice, including newer work as well as stories selected from his three previous, highly acclaimed collections: Under Wheat (1986), the winner of the Drue Heinz Literature Prize for short fiction; The Coming of the Free World, a New York Times Notable Book (1988); and The Voice of America (1991). The title story was included in 1991's The Best Stories of the South, and "Your Story" was played on National Public Radio's Selected Shorts.

An intriguing story of brotherhood, loyalty, heartbreak and love from a perspective unknown by millions. Take a journey with Rick as he describes the unmatched feeling of freedom, wind in your hair and an unknown, sometimes violent, road ahead.

"Sin City Rider"...Rick's second book, following on from his equally enjoyable and insightful "Lines on the Bar...Whiskey on the Rocks", is a thrilling eye opener of a read, recounting his years as a member of a back-patched motorcycle club beginning in the early 1970's. In it, he strips bare the many romantic, nonsensical images of what being in what is often termed an outlaw club is all about, revealing the true, sometimes gritty, often eventful, but always honor-bound reality. Because dispite what you may have read elsewhere, being a club member is much more than riding a bike with your buddies and wearing the colors - it is about loyalty, dignity, being there for your bros, and above all else, commitment. This overriding sense of commitment shines through every page of Rick's words, with which he recounts in an engagingly laid-back but ruthlessly honest style of writing just some of the adventures, good and bad, that he and his fellow club members experienced over the years. There is humor, frustration, surprise, tragedy ( I guarentee the final chapter will tear your heart out ), joy, disappointment, and so much more here, plus a section in which he describes how he felt one night when entirely alone in the Nevada desert with just his Harley for company that is quite simply some of the most evocative poetry that I have ever read.

The ultimate guide to legendary WWF tag team The Hart Foundation. This book features full reviews of over 150 Hart Foundation matches, the majority of which are exclusive to this book. From PPV to TV to house shows and specials, everything available featuring the duo teaming is covered in the trademark History of Wrestling style. As well as chronological reviews, there are also the usual star ratings, random musings, facts and behind the scenes stories. Not only that, but there is also an exhaustive and exclusive list of every known Hart Foundation match to ever take place. A must have for all fans of the team!