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The first book written about the complicated history of the connection between the 33rd President of the United States and the small Missouri town where he was born

Veteran reporters Randy Turner and John Hacker and 27 survivors offer a harrowing look at one of the worst natural disasters in U. S. history

The abduction and brutal murders of two children and the effects of those murders on two small Missouri communities

The people, places and events that made living in Newton County, Missouri in the 1960s, '70s and '80s so memorable

An investigative examination of the actions taken by Joplin city and school officials during and after one of the worst natural disasters in U. S. history

This follow-up from Randy Turner and John Hacker to 5:41, Stories from the Joplin Tornado includes more survivor tornado stories, plus the remarkable story of the city's recovery from the disaster

A collection of Randy Turner's education writings, including some of his blogs from Huffington Post and Daily Kos

This follow-up to Let Teachers Teach features more of Randy Turner's writing about teachers, students and educational issues

Teachers and students from Joplin East Middle School tell their stories about the tornado and their first year in a makeshift warehouse school.

If the shooter doesn't get them, the system will. High school teachers in a dysfunctional school district try to cope and survive.

A horror-mystery novel about a teenage girl who communicates with her murdered father through Instant Messenger and is stalked by the unknown person who murdered him.

A small town is rocked when the bank is robbed and the school superintendent disappears on the same day. Inspired by a true incident.