by Edwin Dasso

4.4 stars – 32 reviews

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Health can be a deadly thing…

Dr. Jack Bass, MD, and his new love Janice move to a new city in attempt to start their life together. After narrowly escaping murder at the Southern Medical Center, Jack steers his career away from the hospital, taking a new promising position at a small healthcare company that provides support and assistance to people with serious medical issues. However, as he unfortunately discovers, things at the company are not as they seem.

Medical suspense thriller that will keep you breathless

Jack slowly uncovers the real and deadly plan for profit lurking underneath the medical center’s innocent facade. Once again, Jack must uncover a ruthless ring of plots and connections in order to protect innocent victims, his new love and himself. Will he be able to neutralize the threat before it’s too late?

An ultra-realistic medical murder mystery that will not cease to surprise you

Death Management is the third book in the successful Jack Bass Black Cloud Chronicles medical murder mystery series. Prepare to be amazed by a surprising plot full of unexpected twists and breathtaking turns.

by Blake Pierce

4.2 stars – 287 reviews

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Homicide Detective Avery Black has been through hell. Once a top criminal defense attorney, she fell from grace when she managed to get a brilliant Harvard professor off—only to watch him kill again. She lost her husband and her daughter, and her life fell apart around her. Trying to redeem herself, Avery has turned to the other side of the law. Working her way up the ranks, she has reached Homicide Detective, to the scorn of her fellow officers, who still remember what she did, and who will always hate her. Yet even they cannot deny Avery’s brilliant mind, and when a disturbing serial killer strikes fear into the heart of Boston, killing girls from elite colleges, it is Avery that they turn to. It is Avery’s chance to prove herself, to finally find the redemption she craves. And yet, as she is soon to find out, Avery has come up against a killer as brilliant and daring as she.

by Tower Lowe

4.3 stars – 32 reviews

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This book contains short novellas 1-5 that start the Cinnamon Burro New Mexico Mysteries. Beaten to death by his teacher, a young native boy is found by the side of the road in Dulce, New Mexico. Cinnamon, an investigator, joins her pal Burro to face down the school and the teachers and solve the first crime in this mystery series. Cinnamon also collects the first clues to the lost Momma, who abandoned her in childhood. Cinnamon pursues the next four New Mexico mysteries with one eye on the crime and one eye on finding Momma. Burro receives visions that contain clues to the crime, if only the two of them can figure out what they mean. These four stories take the reader on a tour of New Mexico towns full of quirky characters and mysterious doings.

by Nigel Cooper

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“A shockingly realistic story that will get you thinking” John and Helen Kramer are an average married couple living in rural Cambridgeshire, until their four-year-old twins, Edward and Jamie, are kidnapped and brutally murdered. Just when it seems that the Kramers can see retribution in court, the killer’s lawyer leaves the judge with no choice but to throw the case out due to two technicalities and a cluster of police procedural errors. The final nail in the Kramer boys’ coffins is the fact that their killer is a local priest. John Kramer tries desperately to move forward with his life, but his wife, Helen, cannot, not until she avenges the deaths of her beloved boys.

by M. Clarke

4.0 stars – 659 reviews

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She didn’t know what she was missing…until he found her. Maxwell Knight was dangerously good-looking, seductively charming, and definitely trouble. He was everything Jeanella Mefferd did NOT need now. Fresh out of college, life was predictable and comfortable for Jeanella. She had the strength of her friends, the security of her job, and she was dating a reliable man; it was all smooth sailing. That was until one night, when she met someone who made her feel things she’d never felt before–dangerous, heart pounding, breathless heat. Never imagining she would see him again, Jeanella has no idea what to do when fate steps in and thrusts Maxwell Knight into her life, just as things were beginning to change around her. When she lands her dream job and travels to New
York for Fashion Week, can she focus on her career instead of on Maxwell?

by Edwin Dasso

4.8 stars – 21 reviews

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Health can be a deadly thing…

Dr. Jack Bass, MD, and his new love Janice move to a new city in attempt to start their life together. After narrowly escaping murder at the Southern Medical Center, Jack steers his career away from the hospital, taking a new promising position at a small healthcare company that provides support and assistance to people with serious medical issues. However, as he unfortunately discovers, things at the company are not as they seem.

Medical suspense thriller that will keep you breathless

Jack slowly uncovers the real and deadly plan for profit lurking underneath the medical center’s innocent facade. Once again, Jack must uncover a ruthless ring of plots and connections in order to protect innocent victims, his new love and himself. Will he be able to neutralize the threat before it’s too late?

An ultra-realistic medical murder mystery that will not cease to surprise you

Death Management is the third book in the successful Jack Bass Black Cloud Chronicles medical murder mystery series. Prepare to be amazed by a surprising plot full of unexpected twists and breathtaking turns.

by James Conroyd Martin

4.4 stars – 437 reviews

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A panoramic and epic novel in the grand romantic style, PUSH NOT THE RIVER is the rich story of Poland in the late 1700s–a time of heartache and turmoil as the country’s once peaceful people are being torn apart by neighboring countries and divided loyalties. It is then, at the young and vulnerable age of seventeen, when Lady Anna Maria Berezowska loses both of her parents and must leave the only home she has ever known.

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by Christopher Cartwright

3.9 stars – 443 reviews

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In 1939 a secret airship departed Nazi Germany in the dark of night filled with some of the most influential people of its time. Its cargo: a complement of rich Jewish families carrying their most valuable possessions. One such item amongst them was as dangerous as it was priceless. The airship never reached its destination.

by Peter Vronsky

4.0 stars – 99 reviews

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Paul Bernardo and Karla Homolka were so perfectly iconic as a newlywed couple that they were dubbed “Ken and Barbie”. But their marriage had a dark side involving sex, death, and videotape. The ‘perfect couple’ first raped and murdered Karla’s little sister and then kidnapped teenage schoolgirls whom they enslaved, raped, tortured and killed while gleefully recording themselves on video doing it. Vronsky will take you on the journey from the Scarborough Rapist (Bernardo) to Bordelais (Homolka’s current last name) and her return to Canada in October, 2014 from the island of Gaudeloupe where she lived for several years with her husband and three children.

by Gabriel Lanyi

4.7 stars – 20 reviews

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The human brain is a magnificent self-learning machine, competent at rule-building and pattern-recognition. What we generally refer to as ‘teaching’ – an instructor conveying knowledge to a student and then testing the amount of information absorbed – is in fact an illusion. We are fooled into thinking that schools can ‘teach’ us anything, because in the midst of all the wasted instruction, they also provide some necessary exposure, which the brain utilizes for learning. But all learning is in fact internal, beginning and ending inside the brain, and can be achieved more effectively without any teaching whatsoever.

by Katy Regnery

4.3 stars – 747 reviews

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Breaking Up with Barrett is the first of six books about the Philadelphia-based, wildly-handsome English brothers who are all on the look-out for love. (Except Alex. He’s a womanizing manwhore. And maybe Stratton, because he’s wicked hot, but super awkward around girls.) Barrett English, aka “the Shark,” is the fair-haired, first-born of the English brothers, and the CEO of the oldest, most prestigious investment banking firm in Philadelphia. He rules the boardroom with an iron fist, refusing to take no for an answer and always getting his way.