A J Osorio: 10 books

Esteban came to restore honor for his country. Kate came to help him fly the P-47 Thunderbolt. Within weeks, they became lovers. He would go to the Pacific War. She promised to wait his return, but there was Ana, and always Cecilia. This World War II war romance is based on events of the ‘Aztec...

This fourth of a four volume series contains the official manual of arms used by the regiment during the American Revolution. An English translation helps reenactors understand the steps used in military inspection drills and tactical maneuvers. Illustrated with vintage prints, several over 250 years...

A pre-World War 2 historical novel. 4th in the Journalist …Series has two Gomez brothers caught in global events. One is aboard the first U.S. aircraft carrier that cruises the Pacific. The other pursues the Luftwaffe in Spain’s lost cause. Both had peaceful lives—families, passionate lovers, but when Zeros attack, and dictators make bloody demands, who will return to Torrey Pines?

Fifth title in the Field Military Series covers the history of this elite military body from its early days until the early 1800s. Numerous photos and historical references support the accomplishments of the Corps in the Americas. This is the first in a planned set of three e-books, authored by a living history writer.

The first of a four volume series, designed as a practical reenactors guide for recreating a regiment of the American Revolution. Written by a 12-year reenactor; descriptions of the origin of regiment’s region include the Bernardo de Gálvez Gulf campaigns. Essential reading for living history projects. Included is a chronology of events; numerous illustrations and locations for research.

Book 3 of a series, is written against the backdrops of the Roaring Twenties and early aviation where drug lords, airline moguls, and a border war setback Gomez’ airline: Aéreo Oriente. None is more challenging than aviatrix Dee Braun. In the speakeasies and boudoirs of many men, she is the bold Flapper drawn to Vicente Gómez because of a connection to the rainforest of las Amazonas

The third of a four volume series, designed as a continuation of a practical reenactors guide. More Reenactors’ Notes, not only useful in making uniforms and accruements, but for flag use. Illustrated; numerous pages of reference sources.

The second of a four volume series designed as a continued practical reenactors guide. Begins with highlights of the Siege of Pensacola; followed by a listing of American colonials who became associates of the regiment. Illustrated. Reenactors’ Notes give useful tips in making uniforms and accruements for living history displays.

In this Great War Era sequel to the Journalist of the Magdalena, Ricardo Gomez finds shameless women who resemble a first lover. His appalled mama expected a mother for his sons, but he returns from distant wars with someone who is married, and willing to be a mistress. Stolen emeralds tie his lover...

An heir of a family defiantly courts the daughter of a European. She is unconventional, mischievous and called a liberal. Tension builds with the family matriarch. Colombia begins another civil war. Influence secures him a position as a war correspondent. Heroics send him to the frontier where he...