Creager: The War Paint Killer Saga is an action adventure with crime, mystery, murder, suspense, personal relationships, and plenty of humor.

Bedford Township, located in the foothills south of Denver, experienced a decline. The wealthy country club group was dying off and the younger generations were leaving the area, with no desire to return.

With drive and determination, several old timers from Bedford’s council ventured into a project to build a dam. When completed, it would create the largest lake in the state. There were several obstacles involved in a venture of this magnitude. It was going to cost hundreds of millions and had to be approved by the state legislature. The Native American Indian Reservation that encompassed a large section of land close to where the proposed lake site rests needed to be compensated. The environmental impact was tremendous. Environmentalist and their contingency of lawyers needed to be satisfied.

The construction of the dam created jobs a plenty. Men and women, mostly from big cities on the East and West Coast, flowed into the area. Bedford was now experiencing rapid growth. With the growth—comes the crime.

Detective Creager and the Bedford Police Department are keeping this recent crime wave under control, until they find the bodies of two young women in the tree line north of the newly formed lake. As the nearly naked bodies, adorned with war paint and feathers, are similar to other bodies found in neighboring states, the FBI is called in. With the help of an eccentric computer genius, Creager and the FBI team discover the young kidnapped women have become the prey of a dark web gambling site.

A cartel from the notorious South Triangle of Mexico infiltrates the area with designs on taking over the cannabis cultivation explosion created in the state. Designer drugs are taking the lives of high school students, and suddenly, a new group of invaders has kidnapped one of the town’s own.

Creager declares, “We never experienced crime like this until that Dam created such rapid expansion. Will this crime wave ever end?"