BY: DOUGLAS DURHAM He’d finally made it to retirement, but how could he know that a flat tire would lead him to an ominous discovery—throwing him back into a life of violence? After thirty years of being a cop, Jason … Continue reading →
BY: PINKIE PARANYA She stared at the sprawling body of a woman in the water. ‘She is down there,’ the voice whispered, stiffening the hairs on the back of Kate’s neck. No! She slams down the lid of her laptop … Continue reading →
BY: MAURO AZZANO The phone rings at four in the morning. For Ian McBriar, now a Detective Inspector with the Toronto Police Department, early morning phone calls are never a good thing. And this is no exception. Starting with a … Continue reading →
BY: ROBERT BORIS RISKIN Jake Wanderman is not your average retired teacher and Shakespeare maven. He has tangled with the Russian Mafia in Moscow and assassins in Jerusalem and always come out on top. Now his childhood friend’s long-lost daughter … Continue reading →
BY: DANIELLA BERNETT A month after her adventures trying to track down the killer of her friend Charles Latimer, Emmeline finds herself in a car that has crashed on a lonely country road in Kent with a dead man as … Continue reading →
BY: JOHN W. DANIEL When a letter arrives at a small North Carolina newspaper from a man claiming a connection between his missing daughter and the recent murder of another young woman, life gets even more complicated for feature writer … Continue reading →
BY: MAURO AZZANO You are a Toronto police detective, lying in the gutter, shot by the man you were pursuing, and your life is slipping slowly away. The Dead Don’t Dream takes you back to the year 1973 and the … Continue reading →
BY: PAUL SINOR Retired army officer and former military policeman, “Max” Maxwell, lives and works in a suburb of Seattle, Washington, where he settled down to open a private investigation business. When a SCUBA diving buddy, who is also a … Continue reading →
BY: BETTY JEAN CRAIGE The mayor of the north Georgia town of Witherston and one of its prominent attorneys are being blackmailed by a mysterious Donna Dam, who threatens to expose the two men’s shameful activities of forty years ago … Continue reading →
BY: ROBERT DOWNS To Veronica Baird, escaping from an underground dungeon and racing through the woods, is anything but convenient, even as her captor in rubber mask attire proves rather persistent in his continued pursuit. Despite her apparent independence, she … Continue reading →
