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  • The Bigot List: (A J.J. McCall Novel)

    by S.D. Skye
    "[The Bigot List]" is a mystery thriller from S. D. Skye ... hard to put down for lovers of spy fiction, highly recommended. -- Carl Logan, Midwest Book Review ★★★★ "Thick with layers, [The Bigot List] is filled with strife, deceit, lust, pain, mystery, and humor." OOSA Online Book Club THE MOLE HUNT BEGINS WITH THE BIGOT LIST When U.S. Government Human Intelligence Assets are betrayed and killed, the bigot list -- the names of personnel granted special access to highly sensitive sou... more

  • When Half Spent Was The Night

    by Rebecca Yount
    While shopping at a north London market on Christmas Eve, Katarina Livani, a beautiful young Estonian woman working in London, is kidnapped by traffickers. Her sister, Erika, calls into Scotland Yard to report the crime. Detective Chief Inspector, Mick Chandra, rushes to Camden Passage to meet up with Erika and get her story. Mick and his partner, Detective Inspector Elizabeth Chang, are pitted against a merciless Albanian gang of sex traffickers who won't hesitate to murder Katarina should s... more

  • Murder on the Night Shift

    by Kathy Cohen
    Television reporter Ellie Schimmel, alone on the night shift when the report of a dead body comes in over the police scanner, is the first journalist to the scene. Livid bruises on the victim's neck suggest murder. This is just the sort of story she's been waiting to cover. If she can convince her boss to let her stay on it and do a good job, maybe she'll get promoted to the day shift. Ellie sets to work doing her own investigating and making contacts in the police department. But, working two s... more

  • Silent Sanction: A Novel

    by Joseph D'Antoni

    A young boy of eleven restlessly turns in his bed trying to find relief from the pain in his battered body with his legs and backside covered in red welts. The all too frequent beatings came from the hand and belt of his alcoholic mother.

    Spanish moss drapes the trees surrounding his isolated family camp in the swamp just Southwest of New Orleans. The still water surrounding the camp reflects early morning shadows from the Cyprus knees barely protruding above the surface. A blue iridesc... more

  • Lethal Authority: The Wade Hanna Series - Book 2

    by Joseph D'Antoni

    The silenced sniper shot rips through the low hanging branch just inches above the head of one of Wade Hanna’s men.  The thick covered woods and dark misty night make that shot impossible without the assistance of a night vision scope.  This attack was no warning or accidental discharge and certainly not part of the night navigation exercise at Fort Benning. 

    Unarmed, Wade Hanna and one of his men belly crawl quietly through the thick undergrowth toward the shooter.... more

  • Rogue Asset (Book 3 of the Wade Hanna Series) (Volume 3)

    by Joseph D'Antoni

    A hardened early life in a Louisiana swamp left Wade shy and confused with feelings he didn’t understand about himself or the opposite sex. After four long years of hard intelligence training guided by his handler Megan Winslow he still stands in awe of her capabilities. Something happened over four years of telephone calls that changed their relationship from one of just respect to a closer friendship and perhaps even much stronger feelings than either would express because of professi... more

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    The Plot

    by Thomas Quealy
    A retired U.S. State Department assassin hangs out at a cowboy saloon near Wall Street and finds himself the main suspect in the NYPD's investigation of a prolific serial killer whose first victims date back to the 1960s when LBJ was President.

  • Sizzlin' Summer Surprise

    by Alton J. Myers
    Sizzlin’ Summer Surprise, a book of historical fiction, traces the experiences of a high school teacher during his summer of study at a university in Detroit, Michigan. He, along with the other teachers in this vigorous course of academic work, meet up with more than they expect when a riot breaks out in the city. The year is 1967, a turbulent year in our nation’s history, which becomes the background for quite a moving adventure in this book. The author in no way tries to assess blame, reason, ... more

  • The Ballad of David and Israel

    by Roderick Byron Palmer
    David and Israel, two friends who grow up together, yet grow apart as adults...David drifting into a life of gangbanging and crime, Israel into international travel and adventure. When Israel returns home after years abroad, he finds David and his older sister have fallen in love and have a child together. The biggest threat to them all comes in the form of a corrupt police network his sister has stumbled onto. David and Israel renew their friendship into time to take on this network, unaware... more

  • Waking the Dead, Part II

    by L. Sydney Fisher
    ~A Novella~ ~Now a Bestseller in three categories on Kindle ~ Inspired by TRUE EVENTS. In the Spring of 1867, Henry Lynch was tormented by something so evil it killed him. Now over one hundred years later, Natalie Bradford finds herself battling the very same demon that haunted Henry Lynch on the property that she now calls home. The 150-year old cabin holds the truth behind the hauntings, and as Natalie uncovers the past, she exposes a terrifying family secret that has be... more

  • The Haunted Prophecy of Natalie Bradford

    by L. Sydney Fisher

    A BESTSELLER ~Now available as a set, experience Natalie's hell into the world of the paranormal where prophetic coincidences, ghostly hauntings, and murder become reality. Inspired by a TRUE STORY. On December 21, 1974, Liz Bradford was murdered in the front parking lot of the prestigious Rex Plaza located in Elvis Presley's hometown of Tupelo, Mississippi. Her husband, Devon Bradford was also involved in the shooting and transported to North Mississippi Center where he first crossed... more

  • The Haunting of Natalie Bradford

    by L. Sydney Fisher

    Now a #1 bestseller in Occult.  

    Inspired by TRUE EVENTS. On December 21, 1974, Liz Bradford was murdered in the front parking lot of the prestigious Rex Plaza located in Elvis Presley's hometown of Tupelo, Mississippi. Her husband, Devon Bradford was also involved in the shooting and transported to North Mississippi Medical Center where he underwent surgery and first crossed Natalie Houston's path. She was his operating room nurse and had no idea that within three years sh... more

  • FINDING FAITH

    by E B Archer
    When Faith Holliday and Rosie Rosado first meet with prospective client Madihah—call me Maddie—Al-Fulani at her Hollywood Hills home, she is sunning herself by the pool, laying flat on her tummy, all greased up and wearing only a teeny-weeny bit of bikini: to Faith and Rosie she looks yummy, like a hot buttered croissant. Dismissing feelings of either envy or inadequacy, the agency of Holliday Rosado and Associates agrees to represent Maddie in the case against her husband, noted Hollywood cosme... more

  • Murder and Other Unnatural Disasters

    by Lida Sideris
    Watch out Southern California! There's a new entertainment attorney in town and she's got game. Only problem is, it’s not the one she should be playing. Corrie Locke belongs behind a desk, not behind a Glock. She should be taking VIP calls, not nosing around a questionable suicide. Instead, she's hot on the trail of a murderer. Luckily, she's the daughter of a late, great private eye and she's inherited his love of sleuthing…and illegal weaponry. It doesn't help matters that her gene for caution... more

  • Proverb: A Story of the Second Civil War

    by Brian McCracken
    Samir Nashwari is a high school student living in Wilmington, North Carolina in the summer of 2025. Olivia "Olly" Vasquez is helping her mother raise her two younger brothers in a parched Las Vegas, Nevada. Both of their lives are overturned by dramatic political upheaval in the United States, what becomes a new civil war. Five years later, Samir and Olly are both leaders of Special Operations military units. Samir fights for the Republicans as a Mako, a Navy SEAL-like amphibious commando. Olly ... more

  • Gray Shadows Under a Harvest Moon: Six Trick-or-Treat Thrillers

    by Roma Gray
    How often have you read a short story and wished you could see what happened after the big ending? In this book, the ending is just the beginning as each short story represents a chapter in an upcoming Roma Gray novel or novel series. Suitable for ages 12 and older. The path into darkness begins here... How often have you read a short story and wished you could see what happened after the big ending? In this book, the ending is just the beginning as each short story represents a chapter in ... more

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