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  • And Justice Will Be Done

    by Morgan Currier
    The accidental death of a wealthy New Hampshire lawyer is an open and shut case until Detective Berlin Redding learns the deceased wasn’t the good guy everyone thought he was. The investigation leads Berlin and her partner to a prestigious private school where even darker secrets are revealed, including a death, volunteers with questionable motives, and a woman who has taken a special interest in Berlin.

  • The Scarlet Crown

    by Frederic Dalton

    Tales of all-powerful gods which once ruled over heaven and earth have long faded to legend. When they disappeared, they left behind a weapon so powerful that it could unbalance world order forever. Mild-mannered John Grey finds himself at the center of a modern-day conspiracy. His attempt to save an elderly lady from attack unexpectedly confronts him with his past, and the unlikely hero finds himself trying to keep the world's most powerful weapon, a simple scarlet crown, out of the hand... more

  • The Agent's Cross (ebook)

    by Ron Corriveau
    Melina thought she had a plan for her life. Finish high school. Then college. Become a diplomat. Or a doctor. Anything but an agent. The President of the United States had other ideas. Groomed from a young age to be a master spy, like her father, she agreed to attend the Executive Reconnaissance Agency’s training program for the summer, but that was it. As one of six potential agents in the program, she would be up against the best recruits the agency could find. As Melina begin... more

  • The Agent's Cross

    by Ron Corriveau
    Melina thought she had a plan for her life. Finish high school. Then college. Become a diplomat. Or a doctor. Anything but an agent. The President of the United States had other ideas. Groomed from a young age to be a master spy, like her father, she agreed to attend the Executive Reconnaissance Agency’s training program for the summer, but that was it. As one of six potential agents in the program, she would be up against the best recruits the agency could find. As Melina begins her training, h... more

  • The Agent's Daughter (ebook)

    by Ron Corriveau
    Melina has been preparing for a future career as a spy. She just doesn’t know it. Legendary spy Evan Roberts always knew that his fifteen-year-old daughter Melina also possessed the absolute lack of fear required of an agent. Without telling her his real profession or his intention, he began to guide her toward an eventual career as a spy. However, Melina’s world is shattered after her mom is involved in an accident that leaves her mysteriously unhurt but unresponsive. Her father’s pl... more

  • The Agent's Daughter

    by Ron Corriveau
    Melina has been preparing for a future career as a spy. She just doesn't know it. Evan Roberts, legendary field agent for an ultra-secret United States government intelligence agency always knew that his fifteen-year-old daughter Melina also possessed the absolute lack of fear required of an agent. Without telling her his real profession or his intention, he began to guide her toward an eventual career with the agency. However, Melina's world is shattered after her mother is involved in an accid... more

  • Prophet Reborn

    by Diane M. Johnson
    Failed satanic high priest Lucas seeks redemption for his sins in a Christian commune. The day comes when the commune leader learns of Lucas' past as well as his connection to a celebrity faith healer who is rumored to be an atheist. Lucas must now prove his spiritual worth in order to remain a member of the commune. In order to save himself, he must save someone else, but his warped sense of right and wrong puts the faith healer and his family in mortal danger. 'Prophet Reborn' is a thrill f... more

  • Without Regret

    by RJ Pineiro
    Waging a Secret War. WITHOUT REGRET. To Prevent . . . a World War. Against all odds, Colonel Hunter Stark and FBI Special Agent Monica Cruz must cross the lines of morality and justice in order to track down the perpetrators of a heinous crime that threatens to bring modern civilization to the very brink of a nuclear apocalypse. In a tragic turn of events, Kim Jong-un, President of North Korea, is assassinated during an official visit to America. On the surface, it appears as if the a... more

  • 99 Truths

    by Lori Lacefield
    A murderer on the loose. A career on the line. If she fails to catch him, she’ll lose more than her job. After a recent mistake, FBI special agent Frankie Johnson is desperate to prove she has what it takes to become a lead profiler with the Bureau’s Charlotte, NC field office. So when the district attorney’s daughter is discovered bound, raped, and murdered, she volunteers to assist local detectives on the case to help find her killer. The evidence leads to two suspects—the victim’s husband... more

  • The Fifth Juror

    by Lori Lacefield

    The trial ended years ago, but her nightmare is just beginning. Can she save an innocent man before his time runs out?

    “The ending was unpredictable...” – A Lawrence
    “Intriguing from the very first page…” – K Crowell
    “This book did not disappoint!” – H Watt

    Former juror Jess Dawson is facing a difficult time in her life, raising an autistic son and navigating a failing marriage, when h... more

  • The Advocate

    by Lori Lacefield

    A twenty-year-old crime. A shocking conspiracy. Can she expose the truth before she becomes the next victim?

    "A fast-paced page turner... - Bonnie L"
    "A taut, twisting tale... - Bob M"

    Palmer Reed is still haunted by her tragic past. Frustrated her childhood kidnappers escaped justice, she accepts a position at an advocacy foundation, hoping to support other victims of crime. But she’s stunned to discover that behind th... more

  • Slaves of Men and Gods-Obroni Tales Book One

    by Jacqueline Smith
    Fifteen year old Krisi Bodan is brought to Ghana from Scotland by her doctor father after her parents separate. While trying to cope with missing her mum and failing to forgive her dad; a new friend, local head trader Gifty, needs her help. Then Krisi becomes dangerously mired in much more than just old Ghanaian practices. A new country, a new culture and on discovering the scary activities of some of her new friends...new enemies of the criminal and not so criminal kind.

  • Elevated Madness and Other Stories

    by John D. Ottini
    The real world is filled with people who live quiet, productive, uneventful lives. These are not the characters you’ll meet in author John D. Ottini’s world of twisted fiction. Elevated Madness & Other Stories consists of 11 short stories that will amuse, shock, and enlighten you. The twists and turns in each story will keep you guessing until the conclusion, where you’ll be left shaking your head and wondering, “Why didn’t I see that coming?” Stories Include: Find out why a casual meet... more

  • The Opinion Page

    by David Ackley
    It never rains, but it pours in Portland, Oregon. At least that’s how it seems to Detective Galen Young. The police are already busy with several high-profile crimes, including the abduction of a four-year-old girl from a local shopping mall, when another person goes missing. Robert Armlin, the Opinion Page editor for the Oregon Sentinel was last seen exercising at his local fitness club on Saturday afternoon, and his frantic wife alerts the police about his failure to return home that eveni... more

  • Rich White Americans

    by Virginia Mariposa
    The protagonist spends the summer of 1963 in posh Montecito where her parents have bought a new home. She runs afoul of the psychopathic stepson of State Senator Norland but outwits him. Clever and fleet, she makes good use of her wits as he stalks her back in Berkeley where she has fallen in love with Albert Johnson, UC Berkeley's first black English professor. Her white supremacist mother joins forces with her wannabe molester. Together they plot to eliminate the professor, who has just asked ... more

  • The Souring of Sweet Charity

    by Vera Wilson
    The book highlights how the good intention and cause of a charity is mixed by a failure of governance. Can Gina change an island's law to bring the miscreants to justice.

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