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  • The Dead Have Secrets: A John Powers Novel

    by Owen Parr
    Synopsis: The Dead Have Secrets Usually, former Delta Force soldier John Powers is delighted to hear from Casey McBride, the widow of John’s brother-in-arms Braden and mother of John’s five-year-old godson Ian. But Casey is calling because she has just killed two of three intruders to her Boulder, Colorado home. And when John hears that Ian, under hypnosis to find a cure for his acute aqua phobia, has claimed to be the reincarnation of an assassinated U.S. senator, he tells Casey to get out of ... more

  • Harris Estate: some secrets can't be buried...

    by Stacey Cotter
    A family mystery unfolds deep in the heart of Texas as a grisly discovery is made in the farmhouse she has inherited. As the truth unravels so does the woman’s sense of identity and self. Leah Murphy arrives in the small town of Oakdale, Texas with the intention of selling the Harris Estate, a property left to her by her Uncle Kent Harris. She soon learns about hidden family secrets buried in the dark reaches of the decaying old farmhouse. The discovery on the property sparks an investigat... more

  • The Memory Box

    by Eva Natiello
    What if you Googled yourself and discovered something shocking? In this gripping psychological thriller, Caroline Thompson Googles herself and discovers the shocking details of a past she doesn't remember. In this fast-paced suspense, a group of privileged suburban moms amuse themselves by Googling everyone in town, digging up dirt to fuel thorny gossip. Caroline Thompson, devoted mother of two, sticks to the moral high ground and attempts to avoid these women. She's relieved to hear her ... more

  • Secrets Worth Killing For - A Founding Fathers Mystery

    by Jamison Borek
    Bridget LeClair was a mere housemaid after all, so when she died of the yellow fever in the fall of 1797, no one paid very much attention – not, that is, until suspicions emerged as to how she really died, and Thomas Jefferson was accused of killing her. Jefferson had secrets worth killing for, to be sure – his affair with his slave Sally Hemmings and his role (if the rumors were true) in Senator Blount’s treasonous conspiracy. He wasn’t the only one with dangerous secrets to hide, however. Poo... more

  • Money, Murder and Mayhem (Cryptic Cove Cozy Mystery Series Book 1)

    by KP Stafford
    Alexis Danforth’s life was planned out. In twenty-four hours her world is shattered. She loses her parents and her job. Rummaging through the attic she discovers her “dead” grandmother is very much alive. She returns to her hometown; a quiet, sleepy little town perched above the sea. The disappearance and death of an elderly couple sets the town on edge. Accusations fly. The past is dredged up. Bodies are found. Some even question her return and the timing of the murders. As sh... more

  • Betrayed (A CORE Sector Novel Book 1)

    by KP Stafford
    When Charlotte McDougal finds her grandmother’s journals in the attic, she publishes a novel based on the woman’s life and times with serial killers Burke and Hare. After the release of the novel Charlotte’s life is threatened. Long time family friend and lawyer Gavin Daniels devises a plan to hide her in the United States. She’s soon discovered and the chase is on. Her neighbor, ex-cop Frank Temple comes to her rescue and vows to help her get her life back in order, but can he be truste... more

  • Dirt: Evil in the Heartland

    by John Goetz
    Dirt, Danny, and Booger. The boys struggle to escape bucolic fly-over country, and define their lives beyond the dirt roads, dust, tractors, cold and the dysfunctional relationships that grow wild in the same dirt as the wheat, durum, corn, and oats. The trio takes you down the unpaved roads of Arvilla, North Dakota, population 313, to their farms, in a close-up look at the little-known life of farming in rural America. Conflict, loss, abuse, and misbehavior pervade their interactions and are... more

  • I Was Murdered Last Night

    by A. J. Gallant
    Anita’s vacation in New York City ends tragically when she’s killed in Central Park, but instead of the end, it’s only the beginning. Her soul remains at the death scene trying hard to process what happened. And there are other ghosts here that don’t seem to be much help. And, of course, the new reality of being a ghost does not sit well with Anita. What is she supposed to do now? Why can’t she go into the light? She appears connected to Detective Olivia Brown, the detective assig... more
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    Leaving Ruapuke

    by Brad Rieger
    "Leaving Ruapuke" is about the harrowing journey a lone mother must make across a globe torn apart by the conflict of World War II, and the forces at play that will determine the course of her journey.

  • Cluster of Lies

    by Samuel Marquis
    In this second thriller in the Joe Higheagle Environmental Sleuth Series, mysterious deaths are taking place in the Rocky Mountain region outside Denver, Colorado. Joe Higheagle--a full-blooded Cheyenne geologist who has recently become an overnight celebrity for bringing down a billionaire corporate polluter--is hired to investigate Dakota Ranch, where four boys have recently died from a rare form of brain cancer, and Silverado Knolls, a glitzy soon-to-be-built development. He quickly finds him... more

  • Twisted Love

    by Wally Runnels
    Archaeologist Julietta Anguilar makes the find of a lifetime when she discovers a hidden chamber under the ruins of the Templo Mejor in the heart of Mexico City. But Julietta's obsession with the past also has a dark side - abused as a young girl, she struggles to find peace amidst chilling reminders of her dead grandfather and other even more sinister spirits whom she has awakened even as she stands on the brink of fame. Mexico too struggles with its own sordid past, filled with political co... more

  • FINE LINE: A Phantom Force Tactical Novel (Book 2)

    by Jessica James
    With the help of his best friend, a retired U.S. Navy SEAL must save his wife from the hands of a violent rival from his past in this edge-of-your seat suspense novel.

  • Paladine (Paladine Anti-terrorism series) (Volume 1)

    by kenneth eade
    Meet terrorism's worst enemy From the best-selling & award winning author critics hail as "one of the strongest thriller writers on our scene" comes an unforgettable story of an unlikely "anti-hero." Robert Garcia was an unremarkable man, tapped out of a promising military career to become a death squad assassin for the CIA. Retirement was not in the cards for Robert, so he disappeared instead. After he comes out of the cold to answer the call to aid a fellow soldier facing a bum rap, he is thr... more

  • The Chemist

    by Alan J. Field

    The most virulent weapon of mass destruction will be unleashed upon the world, but Delta Force veteran Daniel Strong isn't about to let that happen. Recalled from the depths of drug addiction and depression, Danny is the last chance for the CIA to stop an auction in New York where powerful weapons dealers are to bid for the right to proliferate a deadly neurotoxin. The road to finding the auction's location leads directly to the weapon's creator: a devil in Tory Burch flats and he... more

  • Behind the Mask

    by J.D. Cunegan
    It’s hard to be a hero when everyone’s out to get you. Once upon a time, Jill Andersen considered herself a hero. Not just because of the badge handed to her by the city of Baltimore and the pledge she once made to protect and serve. Her secret life, as the vigilante Bounty, had allowed Jill to protect her native Baltimore in ways her day job never could. But all that has gone to hell now. One case pushed Jill past her limits, to the point where she made choices she can’t take back. As a r... more

  • Behind the Badge

    by J.D. Cunegan
    For Jill Andersen, being part of the Baltimore Police Department has always been both a tremendous honor and a serious responsibility. Her father, before his fall from grace, had instilled in her a great respect for police and the work they do day-to-day. But when a teenage boy winds up dead on the outskirts of downtown Baltimore, Jill finds herself once again faced with those who would abuse their badges to fulfill personal agendas and uphold biases. Jill still has a job to do, but she soon ... more

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