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  • Deadly Rivalries

    by Ken Tentarelli
    Guests are gathered at a villa in the Tuscan countryside to celebrate a betrothal that would unite two powerful Florentine families. The joyful atmosphere is shattered when the groom-to-be is discovered murdered. Everyone says the victim has no enemies, but point to his father's many adversaries. Florentine Security Commission member Nico Argenti, himself a guest, is charged with finding the killer, suspected to be one of the invited or the villa staff. The investigation exposes Nico and his... more
  • Fade to Black: Noir Stories of Grifters, Drifters, & Unlovable Losers

    by Robert White
    Homicide cops talk about the “unholy trinity” behind most murders: greed, lust, revenge. In White’s collection of 22 noir tales you have all three motives on display, sometimes all three working in combination with one another. Take “Gone Fishing,” for example. A man cheats on his best friend with the man’s wife. That man wants to take him fishing in rough weather in a small boat on open water. There’s more than catching yellow perch behind the invitation. Scott Suddeth stops at a roadside greas... more
  • Breaking Silence

    by Alan Brenham
    The first time Claire and Megan Deveraux receive a cryptic text from the anonymous “AMZ”, they decide it’s a sophisticated scam. But when further evidence of a long-lost sibling starts to add up, Claire begins to wonder whether there is merit to AMZ’s wild claims...or just photoshop and dumb luck? As the sisters weigh up the risks of pursuing a ruthless blackmailer’s trail, another victim is scrambling to keep his secret safe, whatever the cost.
  • Point of Origin

    by Betta Ferrendelli

    In Point of Origin, the seventh installment of the Samantha Church Mystery Series, investigative journalist Samantha Church once again finds herself embroiled in a complex web of deceit and danger as she delves into a perplexing case that hits too close to home. Serial arsonists set a devastating house fire that kills Carol Brown, the best friend of her daughter, April. Haunted by April’s grief and despair, Sam embarks on a journey to avenge Carol’s death and bring the killers to ... more

  • Gray Ghost

    by Val Leon
    Derek "Stew" Stewart was a regular, down-to-earth person who stayed to himself. Nonetheless, he harbored a fatal character flaw behind his mask of normalcy. He was deeply enraged by bullies and criminals who picked on those with the inability to defend themselves. The rage he experienced against that particular element of society landed him in jail facing serious jail time. While incarcerated, he failed to change his ways until a jail counselor offered him a solution. Her offer provided him a ch... more
  • Master of the Art of Detection

    by Liese Sherwood-Fabre
    Decipher. Deduce. Deliver. Sherlock Holmes, the most cerebral of detectives, finds his deductive powers put to the test in this intriguing collection of cases. Each adventure presents a web of secrets, clues, and deceptions. Only his highly honed observational skills lead him to the truth. In a locked-room murder, how did the victim succumb to “The Curse of Kisin?” And how had the daughter of Squire Northridge disappeared from her own locked bedroom? Can Holmes, an ocean away, determine if... more
  • Thicker Than Water

    by Gregory Lamont Hemphill
    Elaine, a widow with a young son, grapples with the cryptic aftermath of her husband's death, which sets off a series of dangers and betrayals in her life. As she delves into the machinations of a powerful family patriarch, she navigates the treacherous lines between friend and foe. A tale of intrigue and resilience unfolds, drawing in characters whose fates intertwine with the specter of deceit looming over them. On this perilous journey, Elaine seeks justice and redemption, protecting her son ... more
  • Four Women

    by Norman Shabel
    Corruption, greed and politics, mix with four amazing women and their alcoholic lawyer to create a fast-paced crime thriller set in Miami Beach in 1968. Helen, a survivor of the Auschwitz concentration camp; Rachel, who led 2,500 Jewish children out of Germany during World War ll; and their friends Mary, and Lilly have been living in Miami Beach for a decade when a greedy, ruthless real estate developer named “the Austrian”, together with the politicians that he has been paying off for years, t... more
  • Another One Gone

    by Paul Breen
    Verona, Wisconsin, June 2000. A farmer vanishes in a hayfield and a driverless tractor rumbles down a country road. The farmer is not the first to disappear in the field, so rumors abound. As days pass, the police lose interest, believing the man ran away to escape a failing family farm. Seamus O’Neill, a rock & roll musician who never quite made it, sees things differently. While working part-time for a detective agency, he stumbles upon the tractor and becomes consumed by the disappearan... more
  • The Dream Haunters: A Metaphysical Mystery of Magick

    by Megan Mary
    Hannah Skye, a young woman in search of meaning, receives a cryptic letter from her missing and eccentric Aunt Jewelia. Her experience of a recurring powerful pumpkin patch dream unfolds into a spiritual journey to a mysterious island of eternal autumn, Maple Hollow, where she discovers the mystical Skye Manor and her magickal family legacy. Haunted by shapeshifters bent on trapping people in their nightmares, Hannah, with the help of wise villagers and feline companions (including a talking ... more
  • KRISPR

    by Jennifer Handler
    Enduring friendships. Daunting decisions. Secrets. Love. Loss. Poetic Justice. What she knew for sure- Her technology was truly revolutionary. It had extraordinary promise for curing human disease, maybe even Alzheimer’s. It also had the potential for abuse-unrestrainable, diabolical abuse. It could never get into the hands of her more powerful adversaries. It should be destroyed. But doing what’s right isn’t always easy…especially when it comes to the ones you love. Aliya McKenna ... more
  • Hey Diddle Diddle, the Runaway Riddle

    by P. C. James

    Now retired, Inspector Ramsay, of Miss Riddell Cozy Mysteries fame, has adopted a dog, Bracken, and taken to hiking the highest peaks of his native lands, Scotland and England. In the English Lake District, he and Bracken aid a young woman to escape her pursuers. She's been held captive for days before escaping. Ramsay is puzzled by this because he's heard on the radio, and read in the local papers, only that she'd run away from home. Had the kidnappers not demanded a ransom? Or w... more

  • Christmas in Havana

    by Stephen W. Hiemstra

    CHRISTMAS IN HAVANA

    How do you find love when present loyalties are divided and the past screams for attention? 

    Luke Stevens’ new job as a CIA agent demands attention as he eulogizes his ex-wife and vows to move beyond grief. Ruth Chǔ’s a new life as an American law student busies her days, while her debt to North Korean intelligence haunts her nights. In the midst of an international crisis, can they experience Christmas joy together?

    &nbs... more

  • Brawl Born Boxer-Hip Hop Musical

    by Paul Matema Sambakaluma
    The fictional story is about the emotional and financial roller coaster life of a boxer. He is forced out of retirement because of debt caused by financial mismanagement to face the fiercest and forceful fighter he has ever fought in his entire boxing career
  • Decoded

    by Amalia Rose
    Decoded is a mind-bending thriller that challenges everything we thought we knew about history, power, and the untold stories of remarkable women. When investigative journalist Amalia Rose stumbles upon a blog post claiming that the enigmatic Voynich Manuscript holds the key to a lost matriarchal civilization, she embarks on a thrilling journey to unravel the cryptic clues and decipher the manuscript's true meaning. Partnering with her brilliant but frustrating ex-boyfriend, Bastian Ham, Amal... more
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