Eric Auxier

"Mayday, mayday! I'm going down, I'm going do- " Author, airline captain, and popular blogger (capnaux.com) Eric Auxier brings Alaska bush flying to life in his second novel, The Last Bush Pilots. Exhilarating flying, tall tales, and larger-than-life characters abound in a wild land that truly...

Troubled by confusing childhood memories, Justin and his adopted secret agent father Bob search for clues to Justin’s past. But his past, they discover too late, is searching for him....

Teen orphan Justin Reed has settled into the quiet suburban life as CIA secret agent Bob Cheney’s newly adopted son. He’s getting good grades, shining on the Panther’s JV wrestling and baseball teams, and loving his crazy new girlfriend Joya....

CIA Case Officer Bob Cheney is kidnapped, and teen orphan Justin Reed — aka the Artful Dodger — tracks his newly-adoped father to a top secret smuggling base, where he is forced to match wits with the cartel family’s brilliant teen prodigy, Luis Ocho....

Teen runaways Justin and Mira must outwit the Pharaoh, an evil enemy spy. Could their first kiss be the kiss of death?...

"The engine is the heart of an airplane, but the pilot is its soul." (Sir Walter Alexander Raleigh, author of The War in the Air) We all marvel at the miracle of flight, but without the human pilot, all those pretty metal curves are nothing but inanimate objects lying dead and dormant on the...

Life is an adventure; life in the sky, exponentially so. Airline pilot-author-blogger Eric Auxier has done it all....

Once again, Author Eric "Cap'n Aux" Auxier puts you in the pilot's seat at 30,000 feet! More stories, more guest authors, more love, laughs and tears, in an adventure spanning over three decades in the sky! In this special, military-themed volume, Cap'n Aux takes a backseat to several Ace Top...

"Captain, we've got a passenger losing consciousness." What do you do, Captain? Declare an Emergency and divert for an overweight landing? Or, risk the passenger's life and continue to destination, hours away? It's your call, but hurtling through the sky at 10 miles per minute, you'd better act...