Mystery & Suspense
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Living for 19th Century’s Father by David Richard
A serial killer is killing people in New York by his vehicle. News has given him the name “Hit and Run Serial Killer.”
Harvey’s father was selling wooden toys including wooden bells in 18th century but he was unable to sell enough to provide basic living to his family – until the day came when he gave his wooden bell to a seriously ill man and he had been alright by next morning. People started buying his wooden bells with a hope that this thing will protect their families. But as he died, people started taking his son and his wooden bell as a jinx.
Harvey’s parents were died at the age of 14 and he was alone in 19th century. He never stopped trying to sell his father’s wooden bells but no one ever sold after his father. He realized later that this thing cannot protect anyone’s family but at the age of 50, he had a dream that this thing will protect families one day.
The Cat Came Back by Louise Clark
THE 9 LIVES COZY MYSTERY SERIES, in order
The Cat Came Back
The Dawn of Grace by Christian Hunt
In a post World War Two culture, David Fristensky, Hollywood superstar and best-selling novelist, is all anyone is talking about. But under the layers of fame and fortune is a man with a damaged past. Fighting fate and making a name for himself after the death of his parents, David grew up with only his uncle to call family. Yearning for answers about his past, he comes across one of those weird bits of serendipity that finally brings him on the brink of discovering the truth. Journey with David as he travels halfway around the globe to unveil the mysteries that have always plagued him. With secrets hidden in ancient lands and historical locations, David will stumble upon truths too shocking to believe. This classic tale of Love and Sacrifice is sure to be thrill ride that will not be soon forgotten.
Imperfect Bastard by Pamela Ann
IMPERFECT BASTARD, a new full-length standalone novel from New York Times and USA Today Bestselling Author, Pamela Ann. Falling in love with your brother’s best friend can be catastrophic…so is unrequited love. Love was one hell of a mother*&c#!$. Not only was it addictive, but it was that kind of drug that could get you so high you floated out of your physical existence, and then it had the potential to drop you more swiftly than a lactose-intolerant monkey could shamelessly take a crap. It was so powerful, in fact, that it could drive any sane, lucid person to become thoughtless, mental to the point of destruction, consumed with taking desperate measures in order to win what they yearned for the most. But playing with fire could end up engulfing me inflames, burning every ounce of me until I was left in ashes, a speck of dirt that could be smeared and wiped away, left to be forgotten, unloved, alone. Drew Cavendish was every woman’s bad boy fantasy. Not only was he cool and smart with a bevy of women lapping up everything he did; he also happened to be my brother’s best friend and secretly the love of my life. After losing my virginity to him, I hadn’t seen him since. Now I was moving to study at NYU and about to live with my brother … in a condo where Drew lived, as well.
Murder & Mystery (Restless Desires Book 1) by Stacie Orion
Follow the lives of the rich and poor as their paths collide. There’s sex, secrets, and a whole lot of drama. You’ll laugh and cry as you read and experience the epic stories of people who, like us, just simply want to be loved.
With “Shoot first, ask later” as hotshot detective Xander Lewis’ motto, he’s more likely to kill someone than solve a case. When a gruesome murder occurs at a wealthy residence, he and his sidekick are called in to investigate. Tactless, quick to judge, and borderline comical, he has ample opportunities to rub people the wrong way. With the list of suspects mounting and no murder weapon to be found, he’s got his work cut out for him. Will he be able to solve the mystery, or will his unorthodox methods finally land him in trouble?
Meanwhile, feisty stay-at-home mom Kim Verraros can’t stand her mother-in-law. Their petty feud has lasted over 20 years and she’s beginning to feel like victory is out of reach. But when she gets a call from her P.I. with proof of juicy dirt on her arch nemesis, she has a tough decision to make: should she use this information to her benefit, or is family more important than personal gratification? Or maybe she should keep an eye on her own sordid secrets?
