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  • Layers

    by A.G.R. Goff
    Dave Hutchinson is an ageing comedian living a quiet secret life. But this is about to change when a girl knocks on his door. She introduces herself as Miranda. Letting her into his house starts the investigation of some bizarre events. Why would Dave open the door to someone he does not know? Adding to the intrigue is Miranda's strange connection with Dave's past. Her obsessive search for some sort of closure forces him to make a decision. Convinced that he knows more than he is willing to shar... more

  • The Palm Reader (A Jackson Walker Thriller)

    by Jewel Hart
    Jackson Walker once again faces his demons in this haunting sequel to Devil in the Grass. Now working as an investigative lawyer for Peter Robertson, Jack teams with Janie Callaghan to solve the disappearance of a sleazy client specializing in taboo pornography. Meanwhile the evil head of the Church of Satan weaves an intricate web to lure Walker as the sacrificial lamb in an Everglades Black Mass ritual.

  • The Greatest Humans

    by Leon Cameron
    Greg Vance is a hapless millennial, deep in college debt and with no job to his name. When he discovers how to earn a fortune with gambling on baseball, Greg finds himself gaining the attention of the FBI. He and his friends are put to work and roped into taking down a mob leader in Rome. Along the way, Greg’s team discovers The Conglomerate, a shadowy clique where high finance meets artificial intelligence. Greg must make a choice between keeping the status quo or poking the hornet’s nest o... more

  • Go Home, Afton: Afton Morrison, Book 1 (The Afton Morrison Series)

    by Brent Jones
    We all wear masks, and Afton Morrison is no exception. A small-town librarian with a dark side, Afton, twenty-six, has suppressed violent impulses her entire adult life. Impulses that demand she commit murder. Blending her urges with reason, Afton stalks a known sexual predator, intending to kill him. But her plan, inspired by true crime and hatched with meticulous care, is interrupted by a mysterious figure from her past. A dangerous man that lurks in the shadows, watching, threatening to... more

  • The Melancholy Howl

    by Mark Stevens
    Circling vultures lead hunting outfitter Allison Coil to an angry man tied to a tree. The man will answer none of Allison’s obvious questions. Devo, a frequent ally of Allison’s and the leader of a group of scrappy devolutionists, has gone missing. Allison’s best friend, Trudy Heath, finds herself intrigued by the overtures of a retired rock star who has put down roots to grow tomatoes. And Trudy’s boyfriend, newspaper reporter Duncan Bloom, is tempted by an opportunity to resolve his bleak fina... more

  • 978-0738743639

    by Mark Stevens
    A giant wildfire is roaring through Colorado’s Flat Tops Wilderness. The massive blaze is wiping out Allison Coil’s precious hunting grounds and the flames have set their sights on the beautiful ranch owned by her boyfriend’s family. Backwoods survivalist Devo finds a body in the blackened forest. The dead man turns out to be a reclusive environmentalist with an unorthodox idea for the battle against global warming. The dead man was no stranger to Allison or her longtime friend, Trudy Heath. All... more

  • 978-0738741642

    by Mark Stevens
    A badly chewed-up corpse high in the Flat Tops Wilderness leaves Colorado hunting guide Allison Coil mystified and wary. Obvious signs suggest the dead man is the victim of a mountain lion attack but Allison’s wilderness-savvy bones scream otherwise. A few miles away and a few thousand feet lower in downtown Glenwood Springs, a controversial candidate for U.S. Senate is shot during a campaign stop as newspaper reporter Duncan Bloom dodges the long-range gunfire. Coil and Bloom follow leads to th... more

  • Buried by the Roan

    by Mark Stevens
    Fracking ruptures more than the earth.  The spark for Buried by the Roan is a dead hunter on the shore of Oyster Lake, deep in the Flat Tops Wilderness. Josh Keating's demise could be a case of a hunter drinking too much and stumbling late at night. Or it could be something much worse. Plenty of other strange things are going on to make hunting guide Allison Coil think the death is no accident. Someone is lurking around, leaving odd notes and maps. Hunters and guides are turning up viole... more

  • Antler Dust

    by Mark Stevens
    Antler Dust begins with a bang. Two bangs. On the opening day of the hunting season in the Colorado Flat Tops wilderness, two men go missing. The first is a hunting guide. The second is an animal rights protester who believes his creative suicide will galvanize the animal rights movement. Hunting guide Allison Coil hears a distant rifle shot and sees just enough through the swirling snow to believe somebody knows something-and isn't coming forward. But what exactly did she see... more

  • Rescuing Reeve

    by Amy Waeschle
    After the mysterious death of her fiancé, the last thing volcano scientist Dr. Cassidy Kincaid needs is a risky adventure to find her missing stepbrother. Or to fall for the man who betrayed him.

  • The Killing Collective

    by Gary Starta Robin Firestone
    Det. Stanford Carter has won many battles with the Boston PD. Now, he must face the toughest case of his career with the Big Apple’s FBI. But he won’t be alone. Two tough women: his wife, Jill Seacrest, outspoken forensic expert, and Agent Shania Deeprose, a tenacious rookie, must help Carter when murders in NYC spiral out of control. Husband and wife, FBI Agents Stanford Carter and Jill Seacrest, chuck their career with the Boston PD for the glamor of NYC’s FBI. Together with Shania Deepro... more

  • Disowned

    by Tikiri Herath
    The day her parents die in a fiery crash in East Africa, Asha’s world turns upside down. When they dispatch her to a seaside village in India to join a family she never knew existed, her life turns even darker. In a new country where girls don’t matter and forbidden customs prevail, her future is unimaginable. Strong-headed Asha rebels against subjugation and stands up every time she’s kicked down. This only makes her a bigger target. She has one chance to escape before she is forced to beco... more

  • The Lyons' Den

    by Kyle Michel Sullivan

    Daniel loves to write mystery novels. He also wants to get back together with his ex, Tad Bentley, so agrees to rewrite 8 horrible scripts in time for them to be pitched as a new series. If the network goes for it, he gets a week in Bermuda to rebuild their love; if not, he loses the guy forever. Only Tad insists Daniel use his family's isolated lodge in upstate New York to write. Daniel agrees, but a massive snowstorm traps him there ... and he winds up in an insane s... more

  • Imposter

    by Nate Lee
    Home on summer break following her junior year of college, Haley Jacobs is enjoying some time with her family while working at her mother's bakery. Life is good and all is well... until the doorbell rings one fateful afternoon, heralding a heartbreaking tragedy—a death in the family. As if that weren't gut-wrenching enough, Linda, Haley's mother, receives a phone call the day after the funeral. The grave of the deceased has been violated. The casket has been unearthed and pried open. It appears... more

  • Bad Moon Rising

    by Morgan Hunt
    Tess Camillo moves to a charming Oregon theater town to help her recently widowed BFF. She looks forward to coffeehouses, world-class theater, wineries, and nature walks. But when a university student is gutted in his dorm room, the peaceful town reels from the impact of evil. Toss into the mix an ancient manuscript, wild billboards, a vitriolic election, and a cancer diagnosis, and Bad Moon Rising rushes along a zany trajectory, slowing only for moon gazing and the cannabis harvest.

  • Osama's Skull

    by Michael D. Urban
    Osama bin Laden didn’t die in Abbottabad. He wasn’t buried at sea. Kidnapped, hidden at a CIA black site in Poland, he perished in custody. Then certain powerful individuals wanted a souvenir—his skull. But the CIA has other plans. It recruits Navy SEAL Ingvar Rogers to steal the skull and act as live bait to destroy ISIS and al-Qaeda cells embedded in the U.S. When things go south, Rogers turns to Zach Colt for money, guns, and backup. Together, they must outrun and outwit rogue CIA agents, mur... more

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