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In the Mind of Revenge
by Liv Hadden
2017 indieBRAG Cover Contest Winner for Mystery/Thriller Books "Raw and honest, a spectacular in-depth character study." - Clarion Foreword Reviews, 5/5 stars Mine is a tale of pain, hate, lies, murder, injustice, vengeance, and love unreturned. It began much like yours; a hopeful innocent born to a world of endless possibilities. But my journey has rarely been paved with opportunities of light. Confronted by those who sought to eclipse what light I had found, the darkness came for me. Wrapped in its intoxicating embrace, I have risen from the dead to reclaim my dignity and the life that was taken…View this book -
When the Tide Turned
by M.L. Eaton
It is August 1976, and Romney Marsh is enjoying a long hot summer. On the surface, all is well in this lazy corner of Southern England where Hazel Dawkins, a young lawyer, is happily absorbed in her baby daughter. However, no sooner has she agreed to return to work than she finds herself trapped in a web of crime and corruption: a web that draws upon dark forces from the past which return to destroy her and those she loves.View this book -
The Winter Chaser
by Christopher Holt
Following the stunning 'Gate of Tears', Christopher Holt, has gone to the other end of the spectrum, with this chilling tale of 'A Future Britain'. Once again, his descriptive narrative, and command of our language is exceptional.View this book -
The Virgin of the Wind Rose
by Glen Craney
Rookie State Department lawyer Jaqueline Quartermane was never much good at puzzles. But now she must unlock the infamous Templar Word Square to thwart a global conspiracy that spans five centuries. While investigating the murder of an American missionary, Jaqueline discovers the mysterious Latin word square carved into an underground Ethiopian church near the tomb of the biblical Adam. Her obsession with solving its coded message draws her into a desperate race with an elusive Middle Eastern mastermind to find the last relic needed to resurrect Solomon's Temple. A trail of cabalistic clues leads her to the catacombs of Rome,…View this book -
Riptide
by Michael Prescott
Jennifer Silence reads between the lines. A psycholinguistic analyst, she studies documents written by murderers, teasing out hidden clues. But nothing in her life has prepared her for the document that is now in her hands. A leather-bound diary from a crumbling crypt. The diary of Jack the Ripper. If it is genuine, it suggests a troubling connection between Jennifer's family and history's most infamous serial killer. A connection that may explain her father's suicide ... and her brother's mental illness. A connection that may implicate her brother in a new rash of killings, and prove that the Ripper's spirit…View this book -
Of Half a Mind
by Bruce M Perrin
When you talk to yourself, there’s only one voice. When you look at something in your mind’s eye, there’s but one image. Psychologist Sam “Doc” Price and his inexperienced team had always held these principles to be true … at least, under normal circumstances. But as they studied the work of a brilliant but troubled neuroscientist, they began to wonder. He claimed his device could rewire the human brain. But as their awe of what might be possible grew, so did their unease about what was implied. Just beyond what they could prove, there seemed a dark side of the…View this book -
The Covenant Within
by R.A.R.Clouston
Most people dream, many experience déjà vu; some believe in reincarnation. But what if it really was possible to relive the lives of your ancestors? American CEO, Jack Sinclair, is tormented by dreams of people he doesn't know and places he's never been, making him wonder if he is going insane. A phone call from a psychiatrist in Edinburgh wakes him out of another dream. She tells him that his estranged twin brother has committed suicide. Filled with mixed emotions, Sinclair travels to the Orkney Islands off northern Scotland to attend the funeral, where he soon discovers troubling circumstances surrounding…View this book -
Face Of Our Father
by G. Egore Pitir
Like most empty nesters, Stuart and Angela Pierce are busy reinventing their lives. Stu reduces his airline flying schedule to train for triathlons, while Angie escapes the horrors of a prosecutor’s job to pursue pro bono work. But death threats soon prove that the only thing Angie escaped was the protective arm of the District Attorney’s office. With graphic photos of a ritual stoning as his only tangible clues, Stu sets out to protect a wife who refuses to protect herself. Obsessed with catching a murdering rapist, Angie plunges them both into a quagmire of global intrigue. But who, indeed…View this book -
Girl Targeted
by Val Collins
Office Jobs Can Be Stressful. Aoife's May Be Lethal Aoife's life is finally on track. She's happily married, pregnant with her first child and has the world's best mother-in-law. But when Aoife accepts a job as an office temp, her entire life begins to unravel. Is one of Aoife's colleagues a murderer? Is Aoife the next target? Why is her husband unconcerned? Can office politics lead to murder? Girl Targeted is a perfect read for fans of Behind Closed Doors, Girl on a Train and The Silent Wife.View this book -
Justification for Murder
by Elin Barnes
How far would you go to get something you desperately need? Detective Darcy Lynch licks his wounds as a desk jockey after an undercover case gone bad. He’s handed a hit-and-run that quickly reveals itself as a brazen attempted murder—exactly the kind of case he was trying to avoid. Why would anyone want Saffron Meadows dead? An unexpected desire to protect her forces Lynch to stick with the case. Meanwhile, seasoned Detective Erik Sorensen and his intern work a string of bizarre suicides with too much in common to be a mere coincidence. What could drive these people to carve…View this book
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