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  • The Water

    by Nancy Jackson
    …Finally, her body could fight no more and it relaxed, taking in the water that it had fought so hard to refuse. Peace came at last as her body slumped and her limbs went limp. He no longer had to fight to hold her head underwater. It was done now. He released her hair, letting her head fall. Stepping back, the realization that he had once again failed hit him hard. She was not clean; she was dead… Once again Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation agents Carrie Border and Randy Jeffries are ... more

  • Valley of Spies

    by Keith Yocum
    A missing tourist is just the beginning… When an American woman vanishes in New Zealand, it perplexes authorities. There is no body, no witness and no motive. But what looks like a sad, unfortunate case of foul play, slowly turns into something darker. The missing tourist is a female psychologist under contract from the CIA to see employees in strictest confidence. Was her disappearance a random act of violence, or an act of international espionage? Does someone want to know her patients’ ... more

  • There Will Be Hell To Pay by Benjamin Gilad

    by Jewel Hart
    They say those who get deep into the Kabbalah’s mystical text of the celestial spheres can lose their minds. But one man discovers the celestial spheres are far from saintly. The man, Jack Merriman, is a Seer sucked into the celestial realm against his better judgment. He finds out Satan is a beautiful female with a keen sense of justice. Archangel Michael sounds just like James Earl Jones and the Cherubs fill the Celestial spheres with heavenly elevator music. But underneath, the Celestial Sphe... more

  • Hard Focus

    by MariaLisa deMora
    This is an intense page-turner, a gut-punch twist-filled story about a woman who has confidence in herself, believes she's a good judge of character, and has filled her life with people she can trust. She's right, but she's also very, very wrong. Readers will have a time of it trying to decide who to watch closest.

  • A Murder on Jane Street

    by Cathy Cash Spellman

    A brutal murder.
    A heinous secret.
    A deadly conspiracy.

    The brutal murder of the little old lady next door puts FitzHugh Donovan on the case. A retired New York City Police Chief, he knows a cover-up when he sees one and his Irish Cop conscience can't let that happen.

    Now, Fitz, his family and his quirky band of Bleecker Street Irregulars are ensnared in the bizarre secret the woman died to protect.

    Is this a cold case turned ho... more

  • Prima Louisa (The Relationship Series Book 1)

    by Cara Krause
    Louisa Minoo Gracja is a young mother hidden away in Casper, Wyoming with her two sons that she shares with Eagle Calhoun, a man who is crazy about her and an Italian mother who is an old Hollywood star that refuses to let the fire of her star burn out. As Louisa hits a brick wall in her life, she begins wondering what is locked away inside her heart that will open the door to her own truth and happiness. But then Louisa's famous and beautiful mother, Pilvi, is found strangled to death in her... more

  • The Last Year

    by Cara Krause
    Lillian Weaver is either working with her psychiatric patients at the correctional facility in Camden, Maine or trying to salvage her relationship with her daughter Sadie when she comes to visit from San Francisco. She often gazes through the curtains at her neighbors hoping to find someone to save her from what she believes is a sour life. But when her old neighbors move out and a mysterious young man moves in, Lillian finds herself peeking into a new world through the eyes of someone else. ... more

  • EYE for EYE: Talion Book 1

    by JK Franko
    What would YOU do? That’s the question racing through the reader’s mind as they get swept up in the heart-pounding thriller Eye for Eye, Book I of The Talion Series by J.K. Franko [June 22, 2019, Talion Publishing]. Roy Cruise and his wife Susie are still grieving the tragic loss of their daughter when they are approached by another couple with a bizarre Strangers on a Train crisscross-style revenge proposal. Full of compelling twists and turns, dark secrets begin to surface throughout the story... more

  • The Consultant: A Supernatural Thriller

    by Sean Oliver
    Why would your entire school want you dead? A young teacher has gone missing and it seems her best friend Deanna is the only one who can get to the bottom of it. She knows with everything in her being that her school is responsible and she’s going to have to accept that those closest to her are planning some unspeakable acts. There’s something much larger at work and Deanna must stop it before the rest of the staff carry out their ultimate mission. But she’s about to find out that her own dis... more

  • Tradur Gurl: The Sandy Allen Trilogy Series

    by PT Dawkins
    Revenge is a dish best served cold Over one year ago, the Coast Guard boarded an abandoned yacht aimlessly drifting in Puget Sound. On it they found evidence of alcohol abuse and a suicide note written by the locally prominent stock broker, Michael Franklin. Before committing his final act, he admitted his own guilt in a $100 million Ponzi scheme. At the same time, he fully incriminated Sandy Allen as the mastermind of the fraud. As a result, it is Sandy alone serving consecutive life sent... more

  • The Ponzi

    by PT Dawkins
    Michael Franklin Jr., a struggling stockbroker is trying to lead a normal, middle-town life but he has more pressure than he can handle – seemingly from all sides. His father, a superstar broker in his time, gives him his book of business just at the onset of one of the worst bear markets in history, and continues to chastise him as he has his entire life. Trying to manage dad’s former clients as best he can, Michael proceeds to lose one after another while a co-worker tries to stab him in the b... more

  • The Analyst: Easy money, a beautiful woman... What could go wrong?

    by PT Dawkins
    After David Heart’s father’s estate is squandered by bad advice, his mother faces eviction and his grandfather needs life-saving surgery. A seemingly-helpful family friend finds David a seat at a bucket-shop off-Wall Street firm with the promise that money flows like wine. Naïve and quickly recognized as an easy mark, David is plunged into the eat-what-you-kill world of a trading desk, where the analysts, salesmen and traders sit like pigs at a two-sided trough. Bullied by the cruel, abusive ... more

  • You Say Goodbye

    by Keith Steinbaum
    After a temperamental meltdown on stage, Sean Hightower, a regretful and resentful “one-hit wonder” rock musician hoping for a comeback, returns to his girlfriend’s condo seeking comfort from the woman he loves. But after letting himself in, he discovers her naked body on the bed, murdered from a bullet to the head. When the police detective arrives and sees the two taped pieces of paper on the wall with the word, “hello,” on one and “goodbye,” on the other, he realizes that the renowned serial ... more

  • Acid and Bribery

    by Jeanne Ann Off
    Tomar El Oro, the stakes winning three-year-old American Quarter Horse stallion favored to win the race, unexpectedly lost miserably. Having overheard a conversation that suggested bribery, Kelsey Kelley wondered if her best friend's father, Eustacio Rios, was bribed to lose.

  • The Bible Murder

    by Gerhard Behrens
    he Bible had made history, changed societies, created art and also caused murders—quite a lot of murders in fact. The latest one is the killing of Professor Karl Fehr of the University of London. He provided the long missing archaeological proof for a daring theory published by Professor Kamal Salibi, a real (not fictional) Lebanese historian [see his book ʽThe Bible came from Arabiaʼ, 1985). Based on thorough linguistic and geographical studies he, and later also Fehr, became convinced that all... more

  • Thou Shall Not Kill

    by John Leifer
    It was a beautiful morning graced by crystal blue skies as Kamal passed through the gate at Sapir Academic College, Israel’s largest public university. Unnoticed, he merged seamlessly into the flow of bodies traversing the campus. At precisely 9:05 a.m. he began to recite his prayers. Two minutes later, he stopped, stared at the heavens, then shouted, “Allah Akbar!” before depressing a detonator. In a millisecond, scorching hot metal ripped through the flesh of anyone within Kamal’s line of sig... more

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