Tracking Footprints in the Sand: Thirty Years on the Southwest Border

In this powerful memoir, Jeff Brooks takes readers behind the headlines and into the everyday reality of patrolling the U.S.-Mexico border. Drawing from three decades of first-hand experience, he captures both the notable moments that made national news and the countless untold stories of risk, reward, and resilience in the field.

From confronting human traffickers to intercepting drug smugglers, Jeff's accounts shed light on the relentless challenges faced by agents on the ground. With candor and detail, he explores the triumphs and frustrations of doing his duty under shifting political winds, changing policies, and the harsh realities of the border itself.

More than just history, this book is a testament to the men and women who serve, the pressures they face, and the personal toll of protecting America's front lines.