Mystery & Thriller

Ronnie can be a hero. As chairman of the board of a high-tech start-up, all he has to do is sell the company. That is what his partners want, what his fiancée is begging him to do, and what is probably the smartest thing to do. But until Ronnie understands why everybody is pushing him in the same direction he will continue to stand his ground. Will it cost him his life?

When Gabby St. Claire’s ex-fiancé, Riley Thomas, asks for her help in investigating a possible murder at a couples retreat, she knows she should say no. She knows she should run far, far away from the danger of both being around Riley and the crime. But her nosy instincts and determination take precedence over her logic. Gabby and Riley must work together to find the killer. In the process, they have to confront demons from their past and deal with their present relationship. If they don’t learn to trust each other, they could both end up as fodder for the supposedly cursed island’s folklore.

Victorian romantic mystery in the humorous vein of Jane Austen. Revolutionary terrorists, a dead British agent, a man-eating tiger, and the Commander of the British Army cavorting with a Russian spy. Now we have a national emergency.

South Louisiana, 1957. A young Cajun girl arrives in town and goes to work as a maid for a middle-class couple and quickly becomes a prisoner in their bitter household. Soon an evil presence begins to haunt them and they must find a way to rid Canaan Parish of the devil that has taken up residence.

A coffee shop in Chicago is just closing. The last waitress goes to lock up. But a man appears at the door, desperate to talk to her, to tell her Patrick’s story. He says she is the only person he can trust. The waitress decides to let him come in, and he tells her a twisting tale of a man driven to the edge of madness by evil dreams. But just who is Patrick? Some poor demented soul still suffering somewhere? Or the man sitting in front of her?

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