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  • Sue Lee Mysteries

    by D.M. Sorlie

    If you're a youth in 1941 living in San Francisco and a graduate of Stanford University, fluent in speech communications, especially Japanese, your talents were needed by Army intelligence, immediately.

    If and when the United States went to war against Japan, intelligence realized they had very few personnel that could speak the language or understand the culture, Including Japanese Americans. Their search of the universities throughout the US, turned up very sparse results.&nb... more

  • Demarcation

    by David Scott
    Darcy Garcia, Peter Dale and their team apply their investigative skills to help an archeologist locate the greatest archeological find of the ages. Darcy and Peter overcome danger and intrigue in an exciting and action-packed story that continues to keep you riveted in high suspense until the end.

  • A Special Breed of Warrior

    by Joseph Mujwit
    Zip is a military working dog destined to serve in the U.S. Special Operations Forces. Uniquely trained, he joins a SEAL Team and is deployed in Afghanistan's dangerous Korengal Valley with his partner and best friend, Petty Officer Todd Mitchell. Todd, the team, and their new K9 have their skills continually tested by the sinister influence of the Taliban leader dwelling in the mountains. As they battle the insurgents; the team defuse IEDs, uncover caches of weapons and withstand harassing enem... more

  • The Deadliest Fever: A Miriam Bat Isaac Mystery in Ancient Alexandria

    by June Trop

    Miriam bat Isaac, a budding alchemist and amateur sleuth in first-century CE Alexandria, is concerned when she learns that the threads of gold in the Great Synagogue's Torah mantle have been damaged. She takes the mantle to Judah, a renowned jeweler and the unrequited love of her life. He repairs the threads and assures her that the stones in the mantle are still genuine. Like Miriam, he is astonished that someone would damage the threads but leave the gems behind.

    Shortly before, t... more

  • The Deadliest Sport

    by June Trop
    Miriam bat Isaac, a budding alchemist in first-century CE Alexandria, welcomes her twin brother Binyamin home to fight his last gladiatorial bout in Alexandria. But when he demands his share of the family money so he can build a school for gladiators in Alexandria, Miriam explains that he forsook his share when he took the gladiatorial oath. When she refuses to loan him the money for what she feels is a shady, and dangerous, enterprise, Binyamin becomes furious. Soon after, the will of Amram, Mi... more

  • The Deadliest Hate

    by June Trop

    The Roman Empire may be the least of her enemies.

    A secret alchemical recipe to transmute copper into gold surfaces in first-century CE Caesarea. As soon as Miriam sets out to trace the leak, Judean terrorists target her for assassination. Eluding the assassins while protecting a secret of her own, she discovers that she, herself, is responsible for the leak. Moreover she is powerless to stop its spread throughout the Empire and beyond.

    But who is really trying to kill Miriam? Is ... more

  • The Deadliest Lie

    by June Trop

    She’s a brilliant alchemist-with a talent for solving mysteries.

    Miriam bat Isaac is a budding scholar in first-century CE Alexandria, though her dreams seem doomed. Who in her household or among her father’s Shabbat guests stole the scrolls containing the Alchemical League’s valuable formulas? Perhaps the thief was even her frantic father, on the cusp of financial ruin, eager for Miriam to end her dalliance with a handsome jeweler and marry into an honorable and wealthy family. Or her ... more

  • Green Zone Jack

    by I. James Bertolina
    Just back from a deep cover assignment and looking forward to a vacation, DSS special agent Payton Ladd gets an urgent request to lead a manhunt in Baghdad. Civilian auditor Ben Ater, nephew of a powerful senator, has disappeared, and the Resident Security Officer needs Payton to find him. The fact that the RSO is Payton’s old flame Catherine McCabe makes it hard for him to say no. Once in Baghdad, Payton retraces Ben’s steps and talks to everyone who knows or claims to know why the young ... more

  • The Indescribable

    by M V Harold
    The Indescribable is the story about a piece of glass art that cannot be copied, photographed, videotaped, or described in any way. So what happens when it gets stolen from the Rolling Hills museum? It is up to an overpriced detective and his friends to find the piece and the reason for its disappearance. As they search for the piece, they will find there is much more at stake than they realize.

  • Raven and the Panther

    by John Fennell
    Raven Anderson was raised by her grandmother and uncle and enjoyed the slow-paced country lifestyle until one event changed her life. Her beloved uncle, a father figure, was unexpectedly and brutally murdered. On her journey to seek revenge, Raven discovered her uncle's secret life, a world she didn't even know existed. Raven's journey and relentless desire to hunt down her uncle's killer put her in the cross hairs of an organization with whose members included people she had known her whole ... more

  • Faceus

    by harpal singh
    The Doctor uses alcohol and drugs to deal with the fact that even though he is the top cosmetic surgeon in almost the entire country, he cannot look at faces of conscious people. Even when they’re unconscious and he’s operating on them, he can barely see the whole face. Just the part he’s working on. He loves his nonexistence and is willing to disappear into the passing years and fade out. His personal visitor is changing things in him and he is strangely braver and almost starts looking at peop... more

  • Relative Truth

    by Dan Griffin
    Eva Guardia believes that she killed her six-year-old son eighteen years ago. Her attorney, Benjamin Truitt, is not so sure, and he soon finds himself following a trail that leads him into Eva's past and back through prophecies and madness, secrets and psychedelic drugs, uncovering old truths and creating new lies along the way ...

  • Death by Student Loan (A Mariah Garrett: Nifty 50s Mystery: Book 1)

    by L C Russell
    A $100,000 student loan is murder-but then so is a head stashed in your pantry. Mariah Garrett, has two weighty problems-crushing agoraphobia, and a six-figure student loan. While searching for something to sell on eBay one morning, she uncovers a hidden staircase in the upstairs closet of the beachside Victorian once belonging to her Great Aunt Mae. A misstep on a stair sends her plummeting to the bottom and back to 1957, where she meets a young Aunt Mae who invites her to join the H.O.E.S. (Ho... more

  • Death of a Sacristan: A Rebel Bishop Mystery

    by Paul A. Barra

    Paul A. Barra’s latest historical novel features a real-life Catholic bishop who owned slaves and was such a fervent and effective anti-abolitionist that Horace Greeley called him The Rebel Bishop. His name was Patrick N. Lynch, a polymath who was a linguist, scholar, geologist, preacher and writer. Lynch also ran the Union blockade on a commission from President Jefferson Davis. He was the ordinary of both Carolinas from 1859 to 1882, but he was extraordinary in many ways. Here’s... more

  • The Imagination Warriors, Book One

    by Marc Romanelli
    What if the only tools needed to travel through time and space were imagination and the stroke of an artist’s brush? A young girl living in New Mexico discovers that her quiet desert village is the epicenter of bizarre time distortions reaching back to the Renaissance Age. Philomena is a confident and independent 9 year old girl on her summer break who realizes that not all mysteries can be solved alone and she must reach out to her grandmother’s psychic tabby cat and her artist friend, Noshi... more

  • Kilos & Killer Heels: International Thriller with a Psychological Twist

    by Julie Reichwein
    In this tale of greed, revenge, and the search for one’s identity, FBI Special Agent Maria Quintana is thrust into the challenge of her career as she leads the charge against a female led assassination team from the narco-terrorist group, The Shining Path of Peru, who came into Santa Fe, New Mexico to kidnap a CEO, blow up a cellular network, and free an imprisoned Mexican sicaria. Reichwein is a #1 KDP International Bestselling Author. BOOKIRAL.COM REVIEW;Entirely mesmerizing over the course o... more

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