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Just a regular job.... Get in, crack the safe, fetch the diamonds. That's what hobby cat burglar and acclaimed jewelry maker Calendar Moonstone has aimed for. Instead she finds a dead body, meets a handsome Detective, has a nosey insurance investigator on her tracks and manages a complicated boyfriend situation. And must solve a century old jewelry mystery!

While investigating the chilling deaths of three teenage girls in the remote town of Briarwood, Detective Evan O'Riley is drawn into the unsolved mysteries of a notorious 1960s serial killer. Three sixteen-year-old girls have plunged from the roof of their school. The question lingers: did they jump, or were they pushed? Tasked with uncovering the truth, Evan O'Riley---seasoned by years of crime-solving in Riverton---arrives in Briarwood, determined to discover whether he's facing triple homicide or a heartbreaking suicide. As he delves into the case, Evan uncovers unsettling whispers about the town's infamous SAD Killer, whose string of brutal murders left Briarwood haunted---and whose identity was never discovered. Fifty years later, the ghosts of the past resurface as Evan combs through long-buried evidence, tracks down survivors, and seeks out old investigators tied to the original crimes. Driven to find answers for both the present and the past, Evan is relentless in his pursuit of justice. But as old secrets come to light and the investigation intensifies, Evan realizes the SAD Killer's legacy isn't as distant as he believed---the danger may be closer than anyone imagines.

It started with a lemon sorbet. Then a cold, dead body smiled. ✘ ✘ ✘ In a chance of a lifetime, Wendy Cain's innocent little crush on an infamous pariah, Leon Song, is swept up in a game of cat, mouse and murder as a dead body is found in his home... and the natural suspect being the amorously charming man. Can a simple crush acquit you murder? Or will you fall riddles to the hands of charm? Cover designed by Holly Thurston.

Alianna Winter managed to keep herself out of trouble for a grand total of ten weeks. Which, as she pointed out to Isabel, was actually rather good. Isabel naturally didn't agree. Answering a plea for help from Chief Inspector Barnes, Allie finds herself in a very unfamiliar situation; in a courtroom. As a last-minute member of the jury. The case she is supposed to be trying seems incredibly straightforward at first glance, but as Allie soon finds, nothing is as it seems. It's up to her to change the minds of the rest of the jury, or a woman will surely hang. -The seventh book in the Alianna Winter series. Her earlier cases: 1.Death At Scarlet Leaf 2.The Merryweather Jewel Thefts 3.A House On The Hill 4.Murder Is At Hand 5.The Incident Concerning The Alsatian Dog 6.At The Plaza Majestic Her later cases: 8.A Murder Shall Commence 9.The Impossible Poisoning 10.The Final Endgame The Toby Smart Spin-offs: What Makes A Detective What Breaks A Detective

Kate Anderson, a girl from a small farming community in Glendale, Wisconsin just got the break of her life -- she was accepted to Chicago's University of Illinois College of Medicine. Ready to take on the Windy City, nothing can stand in her way. Except for one thing -- the night she accepts a 'friend request' on Facebook from a Pete Peterson. ***Updated Regularly***

Adele knows she witnessed a murder - what she doesn't know is just how personal it is. ***** A girl was brutally murdered in the basement of a sorority house in spring 2011. Adele Theroux thinks she saw the killer - and the killer definitely saw her. What she doesn't know is why this all happened and who this guy is. As she tries to solve the mystery from a distance while in witness protection, the connections keep getting weirder and more personal. Might she be able to relate to the killer in a way that no one else can? And what does that mean about her own psyche? *2019 Watty Award for Mystery/Thriller* [[word count: 50,000-60,000 words]] Cover designed by April Alforque

All is well in Patty's life until her best friend goes missing. No note. No texts, just got up and was gone the next day. People say she ran off with some guy, or was hiding because she was pregnant with notorious bad boy, that Patty never seemed to like, Jasper Mckinley's child. Some say, she's dead. Patty denies all of it. She knew Jasmine like the back of her hand and she was convinced she did not run away or fell in a ditch somewhere. A year has passed. But she never stopped believing her best friend was still alive. So what happens when a stranger suddenly sends her flowers with notes about things only Jasmine and her would know? And she finds herself asking for help from the very guy she suspects? Everything starts to become a game. For every flower delivered to her doorstep, the chances of finding her best friend alive, decreases.

"Soothe the devils in my head, love me to my death." In which a psychiatrist gets kidnapped by a serial killer, only to lose her mind.

"Oh, look, we're back home! You'll be a lamb for me now, right? Unless you'd like a bullet in that pretty little head of yours, I'd suggest you do as I say." "Starving. I've been starving for so long that I don't even care how I get it. I just want it, I need to know someone needs me." // Young Acacia finds herself kidnapped by the murderous son of a famous sociopath. How will she manage to survive the violent outbursts and mental torture?

Ty, a shift manager with an alcoholic wife, creates a female replicant in a dystopia veering toward full mechanization. For Ty, the surreal drudgery of working in a retail environment is interrupted when robotic interfaces are installed at his job. Any protest of the machines will prompt Prominents to place him in a re-education program, and that's if he's lucky. In an effort to distract himself from a failing marriage, Ty becomes obsessed with the idea of a printing a live composite. In a botched job, he ends up printing a female version of himself. Thanks to his clone, Samantha (or Sam as she insists being called), Ty and his family are in danger of being jailed by Prominent forces. A dangerous life of hiding in plain sight is nearly impossible to pull off, especially when Sam strays from simple Prominent edicts by dating a woman. Ty's reality begins to unravel and he is forced to new truths, all while coming to terms with the full-force of mechanization and violence that surrounds him. [Previously FEATURED] [WON FIC AWARD FOR BEST SCI-FI NOVEL] (EDITING, FEEL FREE TO POINT STUFF OUT) [FEATURES CHARACTERS FROM "THE DARK"] ***One of four Honorable Mentions for the Diverse Writer and Diverse World Grants from The Speculative Literature Foundation***

Vampires are commonly believed to be a work of fiction, but Grey Nox always knew better. He always believed these creatures of the night lurked in the shadows and he was proven right when as a child he was attacked. Saved by a slayer, Grey vowed to become a Slayer himself and now, a young man, he has done just that. Like every slayer, Grey, Grey got to choose the city he'd protect and he chose Nouveau Rouen, one of the biggest Vampire hubs known to man. Now he searches the night, staking vampire after vampire, searching for the one that attacked him as child, so no other child has to know that fear!

Reece sticks by a certain motto in life: "If you ever want something to get done, pay somebody to do it for you." In this case, people pay HIM to get things done. Anything they could possibly want, from babysitting, to stalking their exes or even doing their math homework. He could do it all with the right amount of money. Okay, maybe doing Maths homework is a stretch, but you get the gist. Trouble arises when the hot mess of a teenager got an offer of getting $10000 per month to protect the new girl in town, Sierra Ferrind, he didn't exactly know what he was signing up for. She's cheerful but mysterious and at times, downright dangerous. And now Reece has to stalk her. Great. Join Reece Alexander as he rocks out in Junior year with undercover missions, disastrous people and the ever so powerful teenage hormones. After all, who knows what life could bring when you're a teen for hire.

Cade Morrison edits other people's stories for a living. Finding the frame where the performance stops believing in itself. Making the cut before the audience notices. Invisible work. Honest work. The only kind he's ever trusted. Then Frank Delaney - his mentor, his director, the man who taught him everything about the craft - calls from a detention center at 2 a.m. Charged with murder. Asking Cade to take a drive from his office before anyone else does. The drive contains eleven files. A screenplay Frank has been writing in secret for over a year. Two voices. A story he couldn't tell any other way. And at the center of it - a woman whose name keeps appearing in places it shouldn't, connected to a financial structure built over twenty years by someone powerful enough to make problems disappear before anyone thinks to look. Sara Lane is the homicide detective who puts Cade in a chair and tells him he's not a suspect. Yet. She's precise, controlled, and not telling him everything. Neither is Frank. Neither, it turns out, is anyone. What Cade finds on the drive isn't just evidence. It's a record built for whoever would read it. A chain assembled piece by piece by someone who couldn't close the laptop - and trusted that the right person would eventually find it. Miami. A buried truth. A case that runs deeper than the official record. "Good editing is what the audience doesn't notice. Good murder is the same thing." The Last Cut is an erotic thriller about the records we build, the cases we carry, and two people who find each other inside the worst thing they've ever been part of. Power dynamics that shift. A mystery that builds from the first frame. Explicit content that earns its place in the story. The cut was always there. Someone finally made it.

Survival is more than air and water when you're being hunted by the undead. Worst yet, when you caused it. Willow ascends into what she believes is an answer to prayer, leaving the harsh realities of the world below behind her. But when she arrives onboard Proc 1, nothing is as it seems. She's quickly indoctrinated into the system by her mysterious rescuers, only to learn that she's been promoted to Lead Physicist in the NAMOS program-BioTic Corp's Top Secret protocol on genetic decomposition and mutations. The name on file is not her own, but someone else's. Cloaking herself in this new identity, she marvels at the vastness and complexities of the first floating civilization. Her curiosity is cut short as her advanced training in molecular cloning begins. This only drives the knot deeper into the pit of her stomach. It's only a matter of time before she's discovered as an imposter. The further she digs, the harder it is to decipher the truth from lies. SIND is not what everyone believed it to be. The new world government wasn't trying to save mankind; it was attempting to control it by curing death. There's just one problem; no one survived the treatments, until her. With a potential cure pulsing through her veins, will Willow be able to stop the impending apocalypse before she's turned into SIND's next science experiment? Find out in Amber Skies. Highest ranking: #8 (11/12/2016)

In the one continent of Pangaea, looming perils threaten all and the one hope to save humanity is not a human at all. Gaijin, a being with godly powers who has been slumbering for several centuries awakes in the future and soon finds himself in a battle to defend humanity from an old foe of his, Pandora and her billions of monsters, along with a newer threat known as the Dakini, an ancient order hellbent on conquering the one continent. With the aid of a unique group of individuals he has met along his journey, he battles these threats whilst learning what it means to be human again from those that he meets.

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--JUNE 2021 EDITOR'S PICK-- In a near future where neuroprosthetics have evolved, Nina--a young journalist--receives a hippoccampal implant after losing the ability to create long term memories. All seems well until memories that don't seem to be her own begin to surface. Now, Nina must find the truth behind these memories while struggling not to lose herself in them.

Six months after losing his wife, Emily, Jake Walker is a man adrift, his life shattered by a grief that is still raw and immediate. A final trip with his terminally ill father to rural New Hampshire ends with an impossible discovery when Jake stumbles through a shimmering distortion in the woods-a portal that throws him exactly thirty-three years into the past. The accidental journey ignites a desperate hope and a single, all-consuming question: Can he use this gateway to save her? Convinced he has a second chance, Jake plans a mission that is both simple and impossible: He will travel back to a small Midwestern town to find the troubled young man responsible for the accident. By altering the course of one man's life, he hopes to prevent a tragedy that's still thirty-three years in the future. But the past proves to be a dangerous and unfamiliar territory. Forced to navigate a world of payphones and paper maps, Jake's search for one man with only a name becomes a slow, methodical hunt. And finding him is only the beginning of an impossible tightrope walk: how do you fundamentally alter a stranger's destiny while trying to limit the consequences of your own interference? All the while, a mysterious stranger watches his every move, determined to stop him from meddling with a future that is already written.

UNDER CONSTRUCTION!! 𝐓𝐖𝐈𝐋𝐈𝐆𝐇𝐓: 𝐍𝐄𝐖 𝐌𝐎𝐎𝐍 A life of bliss could never apply to the life of a monster. 𝐒𝐞𝐜𝐨𝐧𝐝 𝐛𝐨𝐨𝐤 𝐢𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐇𝐮𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐫 𝐑𝐞𝐞𝐝 𝐒𝐞𝐫𝐢𝐞𝐬 [𝐎𝐂 𝐱 𝐎𝐂]