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Butterfly Hill (A Matthys Rossouw Pursuit)

by Brendan Le Grange

A psychopath with mother issues. A policeman with his career on the line. A beautiful agent with unclear allegiances. And an ancient organisation guarding a secret that could get them all killed. Hiko Shimuzu is not a nice man, but he is ingenious. Is he ingenious enough to find a lost artefact capable of catalysing a revolution in China? Maybe. And that's close enough to draw the attention of powerful forces that won't hesitate to kill to keep their secrets safe. Meanwhile, Matthys Rossouw i... more

All Good Things: A Jack Hart Mystery

by Rosemary Reeve

Jack Hart is a young attorney trying to escape a troubled past as he climbs the ladder at a big Seattle law firm. The demands and indignities of associate life have been softened by his interest in his mentor, Harmony Piper, granddaughter of the firm's founder. When Harmony disappears, Jack learns firm secrets and dangers that he could not have imagined - and may not survive. Set in 1990s Seattle, this first installment of the Jack Hart mystery series reflects a world before smartphones ... more

Righteous Assassin: A Mike Stoneman Thriller

by Kevin G. Chapman

A MOB BOSS IS EATEN ALIVE BY TIGERS AT THE BRONX ZOO. A New Jersey factory owner is mutilated and left to bleed out under a Manhattan highway. A French pharmaceutical baron is tortured and frozen to death in Little Italy. A high-society fashion designer is poisoned in her Upper East Side apartment. Four months, four unsolved murders – each carried out on the last Saturday night of the month. The victims share no similar traits, have no connections to each other, have no common enemies, an... more

Maelstrom

by D.J. Schuette

Ten years ago, five-year-old Tommy Lange disappeared without a trace from his front yard in Oceanside, California. Now his big sister, Addison Lange, is an Agent-in-Training with the FBI. She has a particular set of skills, honed over a decade of searching for her brother, and she’s about to unleash them in one final, desperate attempt to find him. But what she discovers is far more than she can handle by herself. Special Agent and profiler Nick Keegan, suffering the devastating aftermath of... more

Paint Her Dead

by Wanda Shelton

Leah Dawson is looking forward to spending a week relaxing and painting at a quaint, remote Inn located on a beautiful bay in coastal Maine. Instead she encounters murder and intrigue and the enigmatic Nate Parker. to whom she is magnetically attracted

Merchant of Dreams

by Anita Briggs

A prodigiously gifted young musician, shattered by the death of her parents and the unexplained cancellation of engagements, flees to the Yorkshire home of her late aunt, a famous harpist. She arrives incognito and finds warmth and the joy of like minds. Offered an opportunity to perform by the lauded pianist/composer Richard D'Annunzio, who years ago cancelled a coveted performance, she eventually accepts. But as suspicions arise about her aunt's death, Lissa must pursue answers and dodge de... more

Murder, She Vaped: The Ironic T-Shirt Caper

by Gregg Maxwell Parker

MURDER, SHE VAPED is a new series featuring Silver Lake barista Judy Scoffs, the coolest girl in Los Angeles who has a sixth sense for when something’s not right or when someone’s being sexist online. Even though she’s super indie and fun, somehow death and crime follow her wherever she goes. Along with her sidekick/roommate Doll, Judy is unafraid to tackle even the most baffling mysteries.

In THE IRONIC T-SHIRT CAPER, a crime wave has hit Echo Park, as nostalgic shirt... more

sunset at 20:47

by Peter Kingsmill

Sunset at 20:47 is a crime mystery based around a small community on a big lake. But “Sunset” is more than a crime novel. Despite some international and environmental issues, it is about how ordinary people respond when they feel threatened.

The Arms of Death: Loch Lonach Mystery Series, Book One

by Maggie Foster

2019 First Place WINNER in the Texas Association of Authors Best of Texas Books Award in the Medical Thriller category.

Everyone dies. Not everyone dies because they chose the wrong ancestors. When one of her ICU patients dies unexpectedly, amateur sleuth Ginny Forbes finds herself on the trail of a centuries-old secret that is of no importance and no interest to anyone other than herself. Except, of course, that no tale of secrets is ever that simple and Ginny is about to fin... more

Fallout

by William Hunter

1984. The Oberbaum Bridge. The Stasi apprehend an MI6 agent attempting to exfil information vital to British interests in a divided Germany. Thirty-four-years later, each of the retired SIS officers attached to the failed operation are targeted for assassination by a former KGB head of station and once rising star in the Russian FSB. Banastre Montjoy, deputy chief of England’s Secret Intelligence Service, must go underground in search of answers, a journey that will take him across Europe ... more

Drive

by John Nuckel

In this crime thriller, history and current events unite through a New York secret society, The Volunteers. Their purpose is to intercede when normal rules of justice cannot.

Billy and the Policeman

by Darren Ramon

After spending the night with family, Billy discovers the wheels to his Varoom Bike missing. They were stolen in the middle of the night. To Billy, the bike is everything to him, it is his escape and hope. He is devastated, that is until Officer Highwater shows up and suddenly there is a chance he will be able to ride again. Billy learns the quality of trust in this tale of stolen property, hidden places, clues and a beloved bike.

Billy's RockPile

by Darren Ramon

It’s about a reluctant young boy who is forced to go on a picnic with his family and in the process discovers himself while escaping danger and answering a mystery about a lost Apache tribe in the Davis Mountains of West Texas at a place called RockPile park. This is based on real events.

Kurkuma kopen

by Albin Benny

Nowadays all social orders are trust home developed drug and characteristic things. The guideline reason of this is it has no side effects so all social orders buy this sorts of things. Moreover, another reason behind using characteristic thing is humble and we can get from any item, and it can utilize at whatever point. Each normal thing had its own favorable circumstances and strong point. So it is using various ways. Home developed things and prescription is different according to culture and... more

Twilight Never Sleeps

by Betty Hamilton

Twilight Never Sleeps is a story of deception, corruption, and ways that small-town life has changed due to the influence of drugs and the money it brings to rural America.

Among the Dead

by Roger Canaff

When a beautiful and profoundly autistic boy named Hector is found hideously throat-cut in a Bronx row house, it’s his father, a callous and deceitful widower with gang ties, who emerges as the prime suspect. Reluctantly catching the case is A.D.A. Alex Greco, himself the wounded father of an autistic son who died at age three. A relative newcomer to the challenging and often brutal world of New York’s toughest borough, Alex has been excelling in this environment for two years, rebuilding his sh... more

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