Mystery & Suspense
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At Odds with Destiny by Uvi Poznansky
Each one of the novels in this boxed set is outside the box. Open it at your own risk!
Bestselling, critically acclaimed, and notoriously creative authors from across the book continuum join forces to bring you At Odds with Destiny, everything you’ve wanted in a boxed set but thought you’d never find: full-length novels brimming with cozy mystery, romance, and biographical historical fiction. Finding themselves at odds with destiny, the characters in these stories fight to shape their future and define who they are. Come follow them in their amazing journeys.
Let in the dog and let out the cat, for this box holds dangers of the most rarefied kind!
Bad Boy’s Touch: Firemen in Love Book Three by Amy Starling
Good cops don’t sleep with bad boys – so why do I keep getting naked with Brett Silver?
I tried to arrest him. He kissed me.
He’s a smoking-hot firefighter who’s nothing but trouble. When a serial arsonist strikes the city and my world falls apart, though, Brett’s the only one I can trust. I swore not to fall in love with him.
I’m no stranger to running from the police. Then Madison slaps the cuffs on, and stripping off her uniform’s all I wanna do.
She says we’re wrong for each other. She’s looking for love. I’m a playboy who can’t commit. But soon as I get her in my arms, she’s the only woman on my mind.
Good Girl A Standalone BDSM Romance by Amber Rosewood
“Becca, you are being such a good girl. I’m so proud of you.”
Wooden Bell from the Past: A Novella by David Richard
Dream of 19th century; became true in 21st century.
Despite a serial killer is killing people in New York; everyone is living their normal life except some of his victims.
New York is the second name of success and for success hungry people; this is the first name of home. Two people – Jeff and Nancy – running on the same track with the same goal.
Jeff is a street performer and he is playing guitar out of that building where Nancy works. Nancy has fallen in love with that guitar man on the first day of her job. She was thinking that he will be the only main reason for her to work here but she was wrong. After 3 days of her job, she was looking outside from the window of her building to see that guitar man as she used to, but that day New York was little different – little windy and little sunny. There was a true 17 to 18 years old New Yorker wearing a very loose dirty white shirt, a very loose dirty brown coat, a brown bow tie, also tied a white kerchief on his neck, and a brown cowboy hat. He introduced himself as Harvey Wilson.
That mysterious boy Harvey Wilson has opened only two of his mystery in front of them; First, this is 19th century – and second, he is selling this wooden bell which his father was selling and it protects family.
