People may say “The Adventures of Buff, Gray & Chocolate” is a series of books intended only for children or certain young adult age groups. Or that it should be in this genre or that genre just from looking at the cover or reading its metadata, but truth be told, “The Adventures of Buff, Gray & Chocolate” is a series of books that will complement many different genres, to say the least. It was written as a series of books for entertaining the entire family.

While there is truth in fiction, let it also be in “The Adventures of Buff, Gray & Chocolate.” Our story begins in the early American West pioneer era with famous, colorful events and people who led the way, people like Wyatt Earp, the Daltons, Death Valley Days, and the 20 Mule Team, and we mustn’t leave out Wild Bill Hickok, John Wesley Hardin, the James Boys, or Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid. But for us, that is where the truth ends, and our fiction begins. Through stories and allusions told by animals of all breeds. The Adventures of Buff, Gray & Chocolate brings to you a wonderful fiction of truth in this colorful canine western, honoring famous characters such as Marshal Dillon of Dodge City, the Maverick brothers, Bret and Bart Maverick, Have Gun Will Travel, The Big Valley, Bonanza, Cheyenne, The Rifleman, and a host of other delightful characters.

We ask readers of all ages to please sit back and get to know some of our colorful and delightful fictional cast of characters, like The Red Basset Gang, The Morgan family, Sheriff Jack Russell, Warden of Canine Territorial Prison, Marshal Russell Logan of Pittsville, The Middleton Detectives, Dollar Five, and the whole Nokota Territory. Let the Logan brothers, Buff, Gray, and Chocolate Logan, and a star-filled cast of animals, influenced by animal breeds from around the world, take you on a journey through the Old West, beginning with, “The Adventures of Buff, Gray & Chocolate---Bringing Down The House.”

Lionel James