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    Blowout: A Katerina Carter Fraud Thriller

    by Colleen Cross

    A Sinister Crime Lies Deep Beneath The Water...

    A Katerina Carter Legal Thriller

    On fraud investigator Katerina Carter's trip to a remote island aboard a luxurious yacht, she suspects the boat's slick and charming owner is hiding a dark secret. With her cunning instinct for sniffing out malevolent cons, Kat tries to warn her friends that something is very wrong with their host and that his moneymaking scheme smells fishy.And why is she only one who thinks... more

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    An Unseen Current

    by Bethany Maines
    When Seattle native, Tish Yearly finds herself fired from her day job and evicted from her apartment all in one afternoon she knows she’s in deep water. Unemployed and desperate, the 26 year old ex-actress, heads for the one place she knows she’ll be welcome – the house of her cantankerous, ex-CIA agent, grandfather, Tobias Yearly, in the San Juan Islands. And when she discovers the strangled corpse of Tobias's best friend, she knows she’s in over her head. Tish is thrown head-long into a myster... more

  • Halfway to Magnolia House

    by Anthony Mays

    Laura Wingate’s life in New York City was falling apart. The man she wanted to marry could not commit, and her job as a museum exhibitions manager was growing stale. Needing to reexamine her life, she packed up and temporarily returned to Magnolia House on the outskirts of Alexandria, Louisiana. A place she had shared many happy days with her grandparents. Along the way, Laura met Kendrick Reynolds, a Hollywood Director, and learned he was preparing to direct a movie, in and around Alex... more

  • The Defenseless (Brandon Fisher FBI Series Book 3)

    by Carolyn Arnold

    How far would you go for those who can’t defend themselves?

    FBI Agent Brandon Fisher never expected he’d empathize with a serial killer.

    |It’s almost Christmas and with the festive season in full swing, Denver, Colorado would be an idyllic destination—if not for Detective Mack McClellan’s conviction there’s a serial killer on the loose. Brandon and his team are called in when a man’s body is found next to a dumps... more

  • Wings of Mayhem (The Mayhem Series Book 1)

    by Sue Coletta
    Shawnee Daniels - cybercrimes specialist by day, cat burglar by night - ignites the hellfire of a serial killer when she mistakenly steals his trophy box.

  • Enclosure: A Trappist Tale

    by Jerry Buzyniski
    Enclosure is a revealing glimpse into the confines of a Trappist monastery through the eyes of Brother Andrew, a young, somewhat naïve novice whose initial perception of the monastery as flawless, rapidly disintegrates following his growing awareness of corruption and his desperate struggle to cope with his emerging bipolar illness, his sexuality, and its impact on his vocation. Falling into the depths of despair, Andrew’s dormant psychiatric condition explodes and culminates in the delusional ... more
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    Personal Lessons with Savanna

    by Michael Seidel
    Studs finally finds the courage to address some of his issues. Unfortunately, a vengeful killer is stalking him.

  • Blood Diamonds

    by Jim Conover
    After discovering that one of her assistants, Ray Pratt and his wife, had been tortured and murdered in Elmwood, Illinois, a suburb of Chicago, Melissa Manigoni, Illinois State Attorney General, places a call to Deuce Ryker, her friend and a top notch private detective to give her a third eye on the scene. Deuce Ryker finds the scene to be as terrible a torture murder scene as he had ever seen, even during his many years on the Chicago Police Department. The sheer number of stab wounds, slashe... more

  • Hell City

    by Allen Shadow
    Al-Qaida isn’t dead — yet! That’s what counterterrorism task force commander Jack Oldham believes as he tracks a new generation of American-born jihadists through a post-bin-Laden world. In “Hell City,” New York is ground zero once again as the former NYPD homicide dick and his crack but colorful crew patrol a maddening world of clues that takes them through the grittiest precincts of the city, the back roads of America, the lawless regions of Pakistan, the faceless chat rooms of the Interne... more

  • Risks, Rewards & Consequences

    by E. X. FELON
    Risks, Rewards & Consequences is a fact-based work of fiction that covers federal crimes where race, sex and religion are of no significance. This book covers more than drugs, sex, and violence. However, no book that realistically covers crimes can be without those. It is a fun, exciting, educational, page-turner filled with fascinating characters from the Caribbean and America, real crimes, and sizzling-hot sex. But what makes this book unique, is that as the story is being told and the crimina... more

  • House of the Fox

    by Cornelia Feye

    Hikers find a body in the Canyon Sin Nombre in the Anza Borrego Desert on the border between Mexico and California. The victim’s brother identifies Ramon Matus, a Mexican-American conceptual artist. Intriguing connections between the dead artist and several participants in a Winter Solstice retreat at the nearby Casa del Zorro desert resort raise questions. Can the key to the murder be found in Matus’ complex and powerful art, or in the U.S.-Mexico border conflict?

  • Money is Murder (McKinley Mysteries series Book 3)

    by Carolyn Arnold

    “The McKinleys find the villain again… This is a cozy thriller which will definitely entertain you. It's excellently written and the characters are well defined.”
    –My Book Reviews

    It's in the fine print…

    Old Man Quinn left Sean more than his billions–he left him a murder to solve.

    Inside the chest given to him from the executor of Quinn’s Will, Sean finds a key and impl... more

  • Fear the Living: A No Sin Mystery

    by T. M. Raymond
    A diverse, dysfunctional trio of detectives investigate baffling crimes during the nineteen twenties and thirties, battling racism and themselves.

  • Quiet Road To Murder

    by morgan james

       In the 4th Promise McNeal Mystery, set in Western North Carolina, It’s been seven months since Daniel’s cousin Sheriff Mac Allen was murdered. Daniel accepted the job as interim sheriff with hopes of finding Mac’s killer. But he has few clues until Promise’s irascible neighbor Fletcher Enloe stumbles upon a puzzling mining operation near Swayback Mountain and he realizes an old Vietnam buddy may not be dead after all. While Da... more

  • Quiet Killing

    by morgan james

    In the second Promise McNeal mystery, Quiet Killing, Atlanta transplant to the Western North Carolina Mountains, fifty-something Promise, her fiddle-playing lover Daniel, and his slightly-Goth daughter, Susan, are back for more mayhem. After her great grandfather, January McNeal, haunts her dreams, Promise delves into family history from the early 1900s. When she learns January was accused of grave robbery, she wonders if perhaps the past is best left alone. Then evil comes knocking. Someone ... more

  • Quiet The Dead

    by morgan james

    Atlanta psychologist, Promise McNeal, is second-guessing her decision to leave her beloved city for a new life as a country store owner in the North Carolina Mountains. Not only does she find herself awash in unpaid bills, she's also shocked to discover that the store's previous owners' profits came from selling homegrown pot with the cornflakes. As Promise considers her options, a restless soul reaches out to her in a dream of a hanged woman. And an offer of a temporary, yet lucr... more

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