Recreational Vehicle

Do you love traveling? Meeting new people and seeing new places? Are you craving a life that feels meaningful and new? The RV lifestyle could be the answer. Both aspirational and practical, Living the RV Life is your ultimate guide to living life on the road - for people of all ages looking to downsize, travel, or work on the go.

Helicopters and airplanes aren’t the only aircraft launching to the skies anymore. Thousands of recreational drones are launched every day. Whether owners make their own drones or buy them, recreational drone use shows no signs of slowing down. Young listeners will learn all about these UAVs and the rules those flying them need to follow.

Interested in the RV Life? Do you love to travel and explore the great outdoors? Seeking financial freedom? Millions of people are now RVing full-time as a simpler way of life. No longer are RV's just for those vacationing and wanting to see the country. See how you too can turn motorhome living into a reality. In "RV Lifestyle Guide: A Complete Travel Book to Full Time RV Motorhome Living and Camping" you will discover... Is Recreational Vehicle living right for you? Could you and your loved ones live comfortably and peacefully together in an RV as a home? How to prepare and store meals ...

If you want to learn how to buy, drive, and maintain a recreational vehicle to travel and live the RV lifestyle, then check out HowExpert Guide to RV Life. HowExpert Guide to RV Life is a book for folks who don’t know much about RVs but feel they need to learn more about them. Firsthand experiences and suggestions are given throughout the book, which can help the person looking for more information on RVs or the RV newbie with the beginning of their RV experience.

An RV Park west of town in the Washington Olympic Peninsula holds a deadly secret – hostages being forced to work for a local drug gang. Max Smith - that's the name on his current ID - is a retired veteran traveling the country in his RV. A chance stay at that isolated RV park finds the hostage’s family asking him to help rescue their dad. They can’t contact the local police – their captors took away their phones - and they are locked in their trailer in the RV park. Max is the guy to ask for help. Because he helps those that the law can’t help. Book One of the RV Vigilante Series

Jolene and Tanner were hiking in the Idaho wilderness when Tanner slipped down a slope of loose rocks, injuring his leg and knee so he couldn't walk. Jolene had to leave him in a campsite along the trail while she went for help. She found Max Smith - that's the name on his current ID - who is a retired veteran camping in a remote Idaho state park in his RV. Max agreed to help rescue Tanner. But the rescue was not just for Tanner. It was to help Jolene catch a gun runner based in a nearby town. The RV Vigilante had to help. It's what Max does. The Hiker's Redemption is Book 3 of the RV ...

Sharlene lost her boyfriend to an overdose. She needed justice to catch the drug dealers. She wasn't getting enough help from the local police. And then a retired veteran traveling in his RV stepped in. Max Smith - that's the name on his current ID - had been investigating the dive bar and its connection to the drug gang. He had already taken care of one part of the drug organization in a remote RV park. And rescued the hostages from the gang. Then other members of the drug gang kidnapped Sharlene after she had asked Bob for help. Max helps those that need 'extracurricular' help that they ...