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Mystery/Thriller

  • Slingshot

    by J.C. Benthin
    To save his life, he must play. If he wants to protect millions more, he’ll have to win. Kingston Rais is ready to succeed on his first field mission. Forced to discover and participate in a series of deadly games with a ticking clock, the black-ops rookie quickly tracks the madman behind the challenge to the source. But Kingston is shaken to his core when the fiend is merely present as a hologram, and the building around him explodes into dust. Rattled by the near-death experience and still... more
  • Honey Trap

    by Tony Brenna
    Foreign correspondent Mike Delano barely escapes with his life from jihadists in Iraq, only to plunge into the sleazy world of tabloid journalism – seduced by fame, money and power. He falls hard for Rachel, the married daughter of his employer, criminal media tycoon Lord Maxwell Rothenberg. When Lord Max discovers their affair – and that his daughter is pregnant – the two men become mortal enemies, a conflict that can end only when one of them is dead. Honey Trap pulls back the curtain on the ... more
  • HAUNTED PRINCE

    by Denis Daniel
    Something or someone is haunting Steven, things seems to fall apart around him. Not a single friendship last long enough, not a single relationship seems to last. Starting with his parents who died when he was very little and he had to be adopted. He seems like a magnet for bad luck. Every single one of his childhood friends died mysteriously and so were two of his girlfriends. It might be a coincidence but several times in a raw tends to rise suspicion. But, he hasn't done a... more
  • Asgard Park

    by Ronald Simonar
    Across two continents, three strangers get a glimpse of the best kept secret of our times. On a rainy day in late June 1991, Dr Wallenberg, a wealthy Swedish neurologist passes through customs at Kennedy Airport. He has come to take over the reins at Asgard Park, an old mental Institution in upstate New York. Here he discovers an irrational conspiracy run by his predecessor who is now a patient, obsessed with Intelligent Design. We meet a beautiful young widow in Albania, eking out a hards... more
  • NOWHERE TO LAND

    by Teretha G. Houston

    They have nowhere to run, nowhere to land, and they’re running out of sky.

    A pilot and an air marshal struggle against impossible odds to save passengers above the Atlantic Ocean after a predator turns a crippled plane into a flying death trap.

    “Remarkably fun novel … with nonstop action.”
    —Kirkus Reviews

    “Houston straps readers into a high-stakes thrill ride. The pulse-racing action will kee... more

  • Where There's Smoke, There's Liars: Woke Island Battle Royale

    by Aleksandër Eaton
    In 2017, Aleksandër Eaton is cancelled by an online hyper-woke mob. Shortly thereafter, his defenestrators begin mysteriously disappearing. The police bring him in for questioning, but more of these woke warriors continue disappearing while he’s in police custody, so the cops have to let him go. Eventually—and entirely inexplicably—it is revealed that 23 members of the mob that cancelled him wind up in a Maersk shipping container together. The sea can is loaded onto a container ship, which is se... more
  • Canned Hunt

    by Kerry K. Cox
    U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Special Agent Nick Tanner goes undercover to follow up on another agent’s investigation—one that may have led to her murder. From the stark canyons and soaring rock walls of Book Cliffs to the gritty back streets of Las Vegas; from the swift-flowing Green River rapids to a pastoral Utah town hiding violent secrets, Tanner is drawn into a seething vortex of a wildlife trafficking family, a crooked sheriff, a white nationalist church, and a killer with the perfect al... more
  • Money Bear

    by Kerry K. Cox
    When Redwoods Park Enforcement Ranger Kathleen Shepherd finds a third dead bear in the forest, its paws and gallbladder harvested, she contacts U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services for assistance. They send Nick Tanner, one of an elite cadre of undercover USFWS Special Agents. Highly valued in Traditional Chinese Medicine, bear gallbladders fetch the type of money that attracts dangerous and desperate criminals. When the killing of bears escalates to a series of equally macabre human murders, Nick... more
  • A Cotswold Conspiracy

    by Les Rogers
    Simon was a young married financial advisor, with a beautiful wife and a son he adored. His best friends were a flashy single solicitor, James, and a hard-working estate agent, called Richard. Richard’s wife Susan was also very good friends with Simon’s wife Janet. The recession was hitting financial services & Simon pretty hard, so he showed a great deal of interest when his solicitor friend suggested a way for him to get a much-needed financial boost. Simon knew this busi-ness deal was dodgy, ... more
  • Lost Little Girl

    by Gregory Stout
    Nashville PI Jackson Gamble takes on a case that on the surface seems simple enough. All he has to do is find and return home a fourteen-year old girl named Gabrielle Hawkins who has disappeared from home. Gamble’s experience tells him the girl is just another runaway, but her mother insists she has been kidnapped. The search for Gabrielle sets Gamble on a path that leads him through the city’s underbelly of sex for hire, pornography, snake-handling religious fundamentalists, and ultimately a se... more
  • Never Broken: A Lisa Jamison Mystery

    by Lori Duffy Foster
    A near-corpse hiding in her back seat, whispering of a teen missing for seven years. A split-second decision to protect him. A sweatshop owner who will kill to get him back. The near corpse of a stranger had no idea where he’d been, how long he’d been there or who had kept him captive. But one thing intrigued journalist Lisa Jamison even more than his story: recent memories of a woman named Chandra Bower. Seven years had passed since Chandra disappeared from Seneca Springs without a trace. Poli... more
  • Stardust Trail

    by J.R. Sanders
    Against his better judgment, Hollywood-hating private investigator Nate Ross takes on a Tinseltown case in the spring of 1938. It sounds like a milk run: find an alcoholic screenwriter whose absence is stalling production on Republic Pictures' latest Western. But when the missing rummy turns up dead, and Nate learns that somebody's going to lethal lengths to keep Stardust Trail from being made, his simple case becomes far more complex, and deadly. He finds himself traveling in unfamiliar terr... more
  • The Man in the Dark Night: A Novel

    by Arya Ayaan

    He was living in a beautiful mansion with his wife and children. One fine day, he encounters unexpected things happening in his life, leading to unchangeable events that turn his life upside down.

    Who is he?

    What are the unchangeable events that happened in his life?

    Does that really happen, or it's just a...?

    Who is that stranger he invited into the mansion?

    Who is that man in the dark night?

    What happens to his life in the end?

  • Grind Slowly, Grind Small

    by Thomas Holland
    The chance discovery of a young girl's skeleton at a construction site in the small Arkansas delta town of Split Tree is anything but routine. Evidence found with the decades-old bones is seemingly linked to a recent death, one that the local sheriff is all too quick to pass of as a suicide, and it soon falls upon Split Tree's war-haunted police chief, Big Ray Elmore, to investigate. When Big Ray's probing begins to pierce the delicate social façade that the townspeople have maintained for years... more
  • Retribution

    by John Etterlee
    On a mission in Africa, a Special Forces operator unwittingly uncovers a government conspiracy that gets half his men killed and sends him on a quest to bring those responsible to justice. US Army Special Forces team sergeant and sniper Master Sergeant Rob Walker is deployed with his team to the Horn of Africa as part of a joint task force with the Ethiopian National Defense Force. They've been tracking terrorist targets for months and training local forces to prevent the establishment of per... more
  • Every Child's Toy

    by Peter Sporn

    A child lives in the day they are in. Tomorrow can seem like forever. Imagination is their strongest sense. There must be an explanation for everything! Children believe in magical mystical creatures because they can still see them!

    There is a place not far from our own backyard. A magical kingdom where tiny creatures live, called Kvibbles. Kvibbles are tiny cretures that gather lost and forgotten toys to give to other children to bring them happiness. 

    Kvibbles live in a lan... more

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