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Mystery/Thriller

  • Secrets in the Storm

    by Avery Woodall
    For years, Casper Skylar has been haunted by stormy seas in his dreams, their intensity growing with each passing night. When he stumbles upon a perplexing symbol on a package, an irresistible urge pushes him to seek answers. With the support of his newfound friend, Beatrix, a spirited and curious girl with her own intriguing secrets, they set out together on an unforgettable quest to uncover the truth. Yet, as they plunge deeper into the mysteries that surround them, more questions arise, le... more
  • Nothing But The Truth

    by Donna Kennedy
    Here was a successful couple, forever in conflict with each other despite their undeniable love, a love plagued by lies and threatened by a mysterious person known only as “forevermrshughes.” This elusive figure continued to interfere with their lives throughout Book 2, The Whole Truth, but whoever it is wasn’t the only one dominating Dahlia’s thoughts and insecurities. She had been the victim of childhood abuse and when her abuser, her stepfather, wound up dead, Dahlia was arrested. By the time... more
  • The Whole Truth

    by Donna Kennedy
    The Whole Truth, takes us more deeply into both Dahlia and Roland's backgrounds, exploring why and how these lies, and now even more lies, could further damage their pending marriage. They are expecting a baby, but is that baby theirs? Dahlia’s mentally unstable former husband, Daniel, is out to convince Roland it isn’t. Making Daniel’s plan even easier to execute is the fact that Dahlia’s abusive stepfather winds up dead, and in Dahlia’s memoir, investigators find the most likely motive for his... more
  • The Truth

    by D.F. Kennedy
    The protagonist, Dahlia, has taken years to come to grips with what happened to her, and her mother, as a child. Her decision to write a tell-all memoir under a pseudonym has propelled her to the top of the best sellers list, and unexpectedly, back into the arms of her greatest love, Roland Hughes, now a famous actor. Unfortunately, celebrity publicity and social media make it impossible to keep Dahlia’s true identity a secret. The lovers’ exciting reunion turns frightening for Dahlia as she tri... more
  • Jamie and Teddy: A Heartwarming Adventure in London

    by Dan Greenwood
    Join Jamie on an endearing adventure across the vibrant city of London in search of their dearest friend, Teddy, in this instalment from the "Dreamy Adventures: Bedtime Stories Collection". In this captivating tale tailored for children aged 3-6 years, we follow young Jamie who wakes up one morning to find that Teddy, the beloved stuffed bear, is missing. Fueled by determination and a loving heart, Jamie sets out on a remarkable journey through the iconic landmarks of London, asking everyone ... more
  • The Playgroup

    by Jami Worthington
    In California’s Silicon Valley, even a children’s playgroup can be a place for power-brokering, innovation, and cut-throat competition. In Oak Valley, a wealthy suburb of Silicon Valley, Alex Drake runs “the” playgroup in town. Even in a place where its seems like everyone has a multi-million dollar bank account or has a company that is about to go public, Alex appears to have it all: a delightful daughter, a handsome, adoring husband, model-like beauty, and the kind of obscene wealth that ke... more
  • Honor Killing

    by Sarah Key
    A gruesome act on a synagogue leads two detectives to investigate a murder.
  • Naked, a novel

    by Michaela Talwar
    A woman’s naked body washes up on the beach in Versova, Mumbai. It is Chinky, a new-age spiritual star with millions of followers on social media. A friend to some, a lover to many, some called her crazy, she called herself a witch. Police officer Gaikwad, with his woke assistant Sahil, calls in the three people who were closest to the deceased: Iti, a former roommate, a costume stylist who moved to Mumbai from Agra in search of a dream; Abhishek, the romantic who left Delhi for a weekend and... more
  • SOMEBODY KNOWS SOMETHING

    by K.K. Edwards
    Two strangers are drawn to the tragic story of Olive Copely, a child who disappeared from in front of her house twenty years before. Ginger, an aspiring young writer, is compelled to tell Olive’s story, in hopes that someone will finally come forward with information relative to her whereabouts or fate. Daniel—now, a loving father of his own little girl--was there that fateful day, and profound guilt is slowly tearing him apart. Ginger seeks the truth, and the truth could be Daniel's salvation, ... more
  • The Dominant One

    by Michelle Ian
    You find out your childhood friend might just be a serial killer. What would you do? Try to kill him? Or report him to the police that you know won't be able to contain him? Gabriel Connolly struggles with what’s right. Then, when he’s faced with pure evil, and realizes he has no choice, he tries to drown his soul-less friend in a river. But evil doesn't die. And that’s just the start of Gabriel's new nightmare. You can’t cheat death, that’s the catch. Even worse, Gabriel realizes he may hav... more
  • Blood in the Bluegrass

    by D.C. Alexander
    A few days before the Kentucky Derby, a rising star jockey is found murdered near Churchill Downs. Louisville homicide detective Laurel Arno's investigation takes her from the private back rooms of elite gamblers, to the ancestral mansions of Kentucky bourbon barons and horse breeders, to the treacherous corridors of the State Capitol. Along the way, she exposes a shadowy world of political corruption, secret societies, and ancient feuds. As she closes in on a hidden killer, she discovers that a... more
  • Chasing the Monkey King

    by D.C. Alexander

    A U.S. government investigator vanishes while on assignment in China. After a suspiciously inadequate official inquest, the missing investigator’s family hires former special agent Lars Severin to find out what truly happened to her. Severin's clandestine quest casts him into a labyrinth of double-dealing and conspiracy, taking him from the misty alleys of Seattle's old Chinatown, to the corridors of power of Washington, D.C., to the dazzling modern city of Shanghai, to the anci... more

  • Friday Harbor

    by D.C. Alexander
    It's 1922. Prohibition is the law of the land. A rumrunner's boat is found adrift near the United States-Canada maritime border of Puget Sound, its crew missing, its cargo hold riddled with bullet holes and awash with blood. Young Sheriff Miles Scott—traumatized by his experiences in World War I and obsessed with protecting his remote, Eden-like island community—takes on a murder investigation with a list of suspects including rival rumrunners, temperance fanatics, anti-immigrant labor leaders, ... more
  • The Tears of Hope

    by Peter Hubbard
    imagine a world with no oil, gas or coal - no internet, computers, technology - a world where a small group of women create refugee-like conditions to help provide a world-wide response to the devastating conditions millions of child refugees experience every day. Then imagine how they might provide HOPE with technology so advanced we can only dream of it. Welcome to The Tears of Hope, the first in a trilogy of psychological thrillers that will have you on the edge of your seat.
  • A Dagger Among Friends (Harvest Falls Mysteries Book 1)

    by Craig Comer
    Charlie Goode has returned home to Harvest Falls after a split from her long-term partner. Her life needs a reboot, and so do her relationships. Looking for a fresh start, Charlie works at her cousin’s board game shop and at the local police station, where her father is chief of police. But when her high-school BFF is killed, Charlie is shocked as amateur sleuths abound. Determined to protect her father’s reputation, she finds herself battling wits with the bumbling sleuths, joining the hunt ... more
  • Montana's Mission: Protecting the Forest

    by Victor Hess
    As far as thirteen-year-old Montana MacCarthy is concerned every animal in the Glen Helen Forest is under her protection. That goes double for the pair of American Bald eagles nesting in the oak on Talus Trail. When the Glen director asks her and the Wesley Club to create a kid-friendly pamphlet about the animals as a summer project, they jump at the chance. Montana guides them through the forest as they sketch and photograph bobcats, foxes, skunks, bats, and, yes, the eagles. Their project unc... more
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