Thriller

In INVOCATION, the Earth bound Humans are the attack dogs of the universe. Feared throughout galaxies, we are an aggressor species, bred by our makers, specifically for war. Unaware of our destiny, we have been left to develop on Earth since our inception. We are now being called into service. So discovers Alicia Parker, a field reporter for a major news organization, sent to Alabama to cover a remarkable tear in dimensions appearing in the sky above a tiny, rural town. From the tear, a yellow fog is now enveloping the Earth and a voice on the radio is promising...

SPELLBINDING LEGAL THRILLER FROM EDGAR NOMINEE PAUL LEVINE Opening Line: "I was sitting at the end of the bar sipping single-malt Scotch when I spotted the tall blond woman with the large green eyes and the small gray gun." The next thing Jake Lassiter knows, the woman pumps three bullets into the man on the next barstool. Lassiter, the linebacker-turned-lawyer, has a new client. She's a stunning South Beach model; the dead man is her wealthy father; and the murder case is a slam dunk for the prosecution. Or is it? "Lassiter is smart, tough, funny, and very human...one of...

Isabella embodies beauty and tenacity. The city safely cocooned the secrets buried in her heart, while one betrayal pushed her limit. The one constant love in her life is her best friend Frank, who is oblivious to her secrets. He had always thought something was off with Isabella but refused to query since she was the only person who understood and never judged his love for limitless fun. Through thick and thin they navigate their way around trouble. Will the trust between them flourish as she skips between lovers and dangerous date nights? Perhaps she may find the perfect measure...

“Excuse me. Do you mind if I squeeze past?” And so it begins. Two strangers meet on a plane. One has a terrible confession to make. But is it safe to tell a stranger? The other is haunted by past mistakes and looking for a fresh start. Over the course of their ten-hour flight they come to know each other’s deepest, darkest secrets. Is confession good for the soul or is it better to keep your crimes bottled up inside? FREE eBook from July 16 - 18, 2020

Most interesting is that in the early days of the virus no one saw a total collapse. Now 3 years on and all we see are fear and hunger in these tunnels that we dwell in below the city streets – Anonymous, Sector 4 FREE eBook from July 3 - 7, 2020