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    Troubles In My Way: Immoral Sins

    by Vivian Lewis
    Troubles In My Way: Immoral Sins is a one-hundred sixty six page mystery, suspense and a twist of real life drama. Most often young adults dream of having an everlasting relationship with their first love. They jump through many hoops to be with that chosen one. They do not care whether it is right or wrong. At times they rush to start a family not thinking their life could change in an instance. What do you do when life hit you with a powerful punch and you never saw it coming, you were... more

  • The Outreach Committee: Because Marriage Can Be Murder

    by C.L. Woodhams
    Is murder ever justified? The ladies of the Outreach Committee say: "Yes." In L.A.’s South Bay, the Battered Women’s Escape Foundation (BWEF) shelters, counsels, and trains abused women so that they can start new lives. However, one group cannot take advantage of this haven: women of means, whose influential husbands can unearth any shelter with a single phone call. Mora Rey and Carol Ewald form the Outreach Committee to rid these women of their abusive spouses by creating “accidents” to dis... more

  • The Victim

    by Eric Matheny

    In the spring of 2003 on a desolate stretch of Arizona highway, Anton Mackey’s life was changed forever. A reckless decision to get behind the wheel when he was in no condition to drive spawned a moment that threatened to destroy everything the 21 year-old had spent his life working toward. In an instant, Anton made a decision to save himself. A decision that claimed the lives of two people.

    Eleven years later, Anton is a rising star in the Miami criminal defense community. He is ... more

  • Wrongfully Removed

    by Braxton DeGarmo
    Amy Gibbs, RN, and the crew of her MedAir chopper go down in a storm, but she is rescued from the wreckage by a woman who appears to be living in hiding with her disabled daughter. But hiding from whom? Sinead O'Malley and Ruth are indeed on the run, but not from an abuser. The State of Massachusetts' DCF took Ruth from her family over a dispute between two sets of doctors and Ruth's health has deteriorated. Sinead could no longer sit back and watch her daughter die. She removed Ruth from the st... more

  • The Green Children: A Sycamore Moon Novel

    by Domino Finn
    After missing for three days, a young girl is found wandering the Arizona forest. She's despondent, with no memory of her ordeal. When a second girl disappears, a pattern emerges that sets two police departments racing against the clock to save her.

  • Mystery Of The Egyptian Scroll: A Zet Mystery Case

    by Scott Peters

    You, who have dug deep and sifted hard for a story to read, have unearthed an ancient treasure: a mystery from the dusty ages, when a boy could be a hero and fight for the good of all . . .

    Zet and Kat are in charge, now that their father is off fighting the Hyksos. Times are rough. One day, Zet spots a thief running from the medjay police. When the man gets away, the authorities offer a generous payment for his capture. Zet's determined to find the thief ... more

  • Unreasonable Force

    by kenneth eade
    William Thomas grew up with a distrust of contact with the police. However, he worked hard and made a name for himself as a successful lawyer. After leaving a ball game with friends, Thomas is assaulted by police and one of the officers is killed. Accused of murder, William calls his colleague, lawyer Brent Marks, to defend him. Can Brent convince the jury that the police have crossed the line between keeping order and police brutality? Can he formulate a defense for a client who believes h... more
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    FORE PLAY

    by Robert Clement
    Two former Starbucks managers meet and open a bar in Portland Maine. They employ a waitress named Elvis who has the talent of her namesake but has a very troubling back story. A villain takes an interest in Elvis and the obsession takes on a sinister tone. Coffee is used as a prop throughout the story. In the end it is a story of love and loss, hope and resilience, humor and real fear.

  • Hell, I'm No Angel

    by G.D. Kessler

    When Niles Galleal began to kill people, he had no idea what morbid appetite he was filling in his own psyche. As the killings progressed, he became consumed by the lust for blood. He found the path he was on was one that he did not know how to get off.

    Mickey Trudeux and Jedidiah Raines, San Francisco beat officers, are thrust into the limelight because they are the first responders to a multiple murder. Their rising star is connected to that of the Mayor, Harvey Loosem. So, they need ... more

  • While He Is Near

    by G.D. Kessler
    The story of one convict getting off parole and the account of his life as he attempts to turn it all around and follow God. Andrew Kelchek became a born again Christian in prison and now has the chance to serve his Lord, instead of serving himself. The town of Hood, South Dakota is a small, uptight town that lacks a heart for the least, the lost and the lonely. Andy’s heart is big enough for all. He wants to help, and despite becoming embroiled in a series of murders, lives a victorious life... more

  • Torrents of Destruction

    by Robin Caroll
    As a white water rafting guide, Katie Gallagher must battle the forces of nature on a daily basis. When sabotage becomes apparent on a weekend rafting trip, Katie must determine who she can trust—and who has their own agenda. Hunter Malone has a mission on a business adventure trip on the Gauley River, a mission that didn’t include a spunky guide who could handle the class-five rapids better than he’d ever imagined. But can she handle the truth?

  • Murderer's Row: A Pastor Stephen Grant Novel

    by Ray Keating
    How do rescuing a Christian family from the clutches of Islamic terrorists, minor league baseball in New York, a string of grisly murders, sordid politics, and a pastor, who once was a Navy SEAL and CIA operative, tie together? Find out in MURDERER’S ROW: A PASTOR STEPHEN GRANT NOVEL by Ray Keating. Ray Keating has been called “a great novelist” by the host of “BookTalk” radio. A Washington Times reviewer, who happens to be a pastor who once worked for the CIA, noted, “Mr. Keating also allows yo... more

  • The River: A Pastor Stephen Grant Novel

    by Ray Keating
    Finalist for KFUO's BookTalk "Book of the Year." In addition, the host of KFUO radio’s “BookTalk” says, “Ray Keating is a great novelist.” Keating offers another story of excitement and suspense in THE RIVER: A PASTOR STEPHEN GRANT NOVEL. Some refer to Las Vegas as Sin City. But the sins being committed in THE RIVER are not what one might typically expect. Rather, it’s about murder. Stephen Grant once used lethal skills for the Navy SEALs and the CIA. Now, years later, he’s a pastor. How does th... more

  • An Advent for Religious Liberty: A Pastor Stephen Grant Novel

    by Ray Keating
    KFUO radio’s “BookTalk”: Ray Keating is a “great novelist.” Advent and Christmas approach. It’s supposed to be a special season for Christians. But it’s different this time in New York City. In AN ADVENT FOR RELIGIOUS LIBERTY: A PASTOR STEPHEN GRANT NOVEL, religious liberty is under assault. The Catholic Church has been called a “hate group.” And it’s the newly elected mayor of New York City who has set off this religious and political firestorm. Some people react with prayer – others with viole... more

  • The Unfinished - 2015 Edition

    by Patrice Williams Marks
    In a future where the Unfinished (murdered) are brought back to life for only 72 hours to testify against their killers before being "put down" for eternity... an Unfinished is resurrected to what he believes is his one chance to point the finger at his accused killer. He remembers the final details of his life; his boring job as a mattress salesman, the Dame he had high hopes for and the Mug who took his life. Once brought back from the dead and taken to court, this Unfinished could nev... more

  • Root of All Evil?: A Pastor Stephen Grant Novel

    by Ray Keating
    KFUO radio’s “BookTalk”: Ray Keating is a “great novelist.” Do God, politics and money mix? In ROOT OF ALL EVIL? A PASTOR STEPHEN GRANT NOVEL by Ray Keating, the combination can turn out quite deadly. Keating introduced readers to Stephen Grant, a former CIA operative and current parish pastor, in the fun and highly praised WARRIOR MONK: A PASTOR STEPHEN GRANT NOVEL. Now, Grant is back in ROOT OF ALL EVIL? It’s a breathtaking thriller involving drug traffickers, politicians, the CIA and FBI, a s... more

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