by Harry Bingham

4.9 stars – 328 reviews

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An ancient battle. A dead researcher. And a very modern crime.

It’s been more than a year since Detective Sergeant Fiona Griffiths had any sort of murder case . . . when all of a sudden, she gets the call. A local archaeologist has been found bloodily murdered. Her head severed from her body. Her eyes apparently fixed on a fragment of Latin text.

The crime seems to summon the ghosts of Dark Age Britain – and the shade of King Arthur.

But why are those ancient enmities alive once again? Why are armed burglars raiding remote country churches? And how many more people will die before these clues are unravelled?

Fiona thinks she knows the answers to these questions . . . but the crime that underlies them all is so utterly unexpected, so breathtakingly audacious in its execution, that it hasn’t yet been committed.

This book will be perfect for anyone who’s enjoyed the work of Ann Cleeves, Elly Griffiths, or Andrea Camilleri.

Praise for the Fiona Griffiths crime thriller series

British detective, Fiona Griffiths, is arguably the most compelling female protagonist in contemporary crime fiction / mystery. The series now has thousands of five-star reviews on Goodreads, sales in the hundreds of thousands, a brilliantly succesful TV adaptation – and a rapturous reception from critics.

by Uzi Eilam

4.8 stars – 41 reviews

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Gideon Ben Ari is called to battle the terrifying depravity of Iranian cyber-terror. Dr. Gideon Ben Ari, a brilliant specialist in advanced technology, is called upon by the Israeli Mossad to combat a highly sophisticated, malevolent cyber attack planned by the Iranians in Singapore to target the Israeli and American embassies and then a multifocal chain of worldwide terror. The novel provides a rare peek into the Iranian decision-making process, replete with fascinating, volatile internal power struggles. Can Gideon arm his global task force with the keys to diffuse the malicious attacks? Gideon must come up with futuristic technological solutions, developed in real time, to be put into effect immediately by an international task force. His rich combat experience as an Israeli Army commander also comes into play. The highest ranks in Singapore, including strong, influential women in the fields of economy and government, give Gideon their full support in this tale of love, lust, the whims of the human spirit, and the war of good against evil.

by Aimee Easterling

4.9 stars – 17 reviews

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A dragon’s treasure turns traitor when secrets ignite.Fee is a fire mage on an impossible mission. After cutting her teeth on tales of dragons’ dastardliness, she willingly straps explosives to her belly and sets off to infiltrate the home base of the shifters who rule over all mankind.Mason is the Lord Dragon tasked with protecting ordinary humans from harm. As part of his duties, he squashes a forest fire…then stumbles across a comatose woman who triggers his urge to collect and preserve rare beauty.The world Fee wakes into is very different from the medieval society she’d imagined would exist within a dragon’s lair. But can she protect these well-fed, happy people when her overbearing father is in charge of her bomb’s detonator switch?This 24,000 word novella is a standalone set within the Dragon Mage world.

by Louis Psaltiras

3.5 stars – 2 reviews

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In 1960 an alien object crashes from space to a remote rural farm in a sparsely populated town of Yarrawonga, Australia. Strange and macabre unexplained incidents begin occurring amongst the town’s population— murders, humans undergoing alien mutations, and zombie attacks are frequent, then the incidents abruptly stop! Decades later the macabre murders and alien mutations resurface. The Pappas siblings Olivia, a forensic coroner; Daniel, a physics professor; and Addison, a law enforcement officer begin to investigate. They suspect an alien conspiracy involving innocuous looking Tumbleweeds. Is the alien object the catalyst for all this evil? Or is this part of an invasion involving a sophisticated alien race? Who will believe Olivia, Daniel and Addison? Who will stop this evil? Government super powers are alerted around the world, to do battle against the annihilation of the human race…

by Michael Wolff

5.0 stars – 5 reviews

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Mykel LeKym is a crippled librarian, stuck in a medieval-era kingdom where strength is valued over intelligence. While other boys learn swordplay, Mykel is in his home’s library, learning and reading. When he finally comes of age, he is given over to his godfather Lazarus as an apprentice. One day they are on route to the capital to deliver books when everything changes.The demonic entity Sutyr. John Jekai, a mage-slayer with an unknown grudge against Mykel. Lazarus himself, guardian to eldritch knowledge. These men converge on an unholy vigil for one purpose: The mystical weapon Ifirit. Sutyr wants it, but Mykel bonds to it first, and in doing so activates a secret so deeply buried that its existence has faded to myth. Thus a crippled librarian’s world is turned on its head . . . and the fate of existence itself hangs in the balance.