by Betta Ferrendelli

4.3 stars – 2,915 reviews

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Snow isn’t all that’s falling in Denver, Colorado on Christmas Eve.
A beautiful, young district attorney tumbles from her balcony to her death.
Police suspect suicide, but the DA’s sister, newspaper reporter Samantha Church, isn’t buying it.
Samantha discovers evidence linking her sister to a drug smuggling case and quickly learns she has stumbled onto a major news story. She must summon the courage to not only face a cartel of criminals, but her own fears and shortcomings when she is confronted by the inescapable specter of a far greater enemy—her addiction to alcohol. Samantha’s dependency has not only cost her job at a major metropolitan daily, but, worse, custody of her daughter, April.
Samantha pursues her sister’s killers, maneuvering through a minefield of intrigue deliberately set out to divert her from the truth. Despite being betrayed, physically beaten and facing the possibility of sharing her sister’s fate, Samantha refuses to stop her investigation. However, when the killers threaten to harm April, Samantha realizes that, for her daughter’s sake, she can no longer continue the investigation on her own. She knows she must swallow her pride and turn to her ex-husband and police detective, Jonathan Church, for help.
Can Samantha ultimately prevail—find her sister’s killer, write the story of her career, confront her drinking problem, and finally begin to change her life, or will she and April become the killer’s next victims?

by Nathan Senthil

4.6 stars – 31 reviews

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He had evaded the law for years, but now it’s personal…

Detective Joshua Chase’s life-long quest to find the most elusive and violent robber in the United States is about to end. But not in the way he hoped.

For decades, a team of masked, violent bank robbers has eluded police and federal forces all over the US.

Unpredictable and random, the group operates across the country, terrorizing and often killing witnesses to their heists. Then it disappears, leaving misery behind but no detectable traces or recognizable signs of their identity.

When Joshua Chase, by sheer stubbornness and doggedness, finally begins to track down Lolly, the feared group leader, he decides the group must be apprehended and stopped, no matter the consequences.

In a dramatic turn of events, it will be left to his son, Gabriel, to pick up the pursuit. But others with scores to settle are after the elusive robbers.

Lolly is pincered between justice and revenge. Does he have a third option?

THE INNOCENTS is the third gripping thriller by Nathan Senthil. Look out for the first, THE IMMORALIST and the second, INHUMAN.

by Nhys Glover

4.2 stars – 483 reviews

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Abducted from Earth, held prisoner in a surreal cliff-top mansion overlooking the sea with a huge tortured alien, and expected to breed to create a hybrid warrior race capable of taking over the galaxy… Well, let’s just say a shy computer geek like me should be overwhelmed by such a future. But I’m not. And together with the males imprisoned with me, I’ll fight to escape my fate.

But escaping captivity proves far easier to accomplish than avoiding my destiny as the mate of the four alien brothers who claim me as their own. Even if it means rejecting the kind of love I’ve only ever dreamed of, I’ll do anything to save them from themselves and the terrible fate they seem so willing to embrace.

by Paul Skalny

4.0 stars – 12 reviews

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Michael “Mickey” Gabbro, a successful California-born winemaker, investigates the execution-style murder of his parents, Vincent and Katerina, affectionately known as Gunner and Blondie, in this first novel in the “Wine Flights of Murder” series. Mickey’s newfound love for Tatiana Romanov, a blue-eyed, blond-haired Russian history professor, complicates his quest for justice. So pull out the cork of an award-winning Russian River Valley, California pinot noir, pour a glass, smell the aroma, and taste the pages of a pure thriller.

by David Skalny

4.3 stars – 12 reviews

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“Best Friends, Best Forgotten” is a Young Adult fiction novel set in the American Midwest within a civilization billed as a new utopia and follows the growing love of two high school students, Eden and Ashlynn, as they navigate this new and changing world. In Eden and Ashlynn’s world, tech is a part of life from the earliest age. Tech is life. But when their new friendship evolved into a great love, they could not be prepared for the price that technology would demand of them. They would come to realize sometimes even the best of friends are best forgotten.