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One Breath Brings Death (An Aaron Jaycynth Mystery--Book 2)

In One Breath Brings Death, the second Aaron Jaycynth Mystery, Aaron is thrust into the underworld of murder, arson, and fraud.Someone is systematically targeting the directors of Remedcon Pharmaceuticals. Gillert Taylor's car explodes, Ian Fachan's house bursts into flames, a deadly smoke bomb floods the Remedcon lobby in thick black clouds.Notes left at each crime scene advise Taylor to tell the truth or more people will get hurt.While investigating the Remedcon arsons, Aaron finds himself at a crossroad in his personal life, when a former colleague wants to become his submissive. Aaron is dragged into the dark side of the BDSM world of torture, pain and domination as they investigate the fantasy world his sub desires.This thrill-ride takes Aaron deep into the world of corporate conspiracy and abuse while his private life plunges to depths he had only heard about.
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Crimson Kisses on a Cold Winter's Night

Two lonely souls come together on a cold winter's night - one a hungry vampire, the other a lovely redhead with a dark secret.
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The Stowaway rh-6

Micheal: He's still having flashbacks of his escape from the underground compound. Only Cameron, the mysterious girl he met behind bars, seems to understand him--and understand that the sheriff may be gone but an even more dangerous enemy is out there…Cameron: She fell for Micheal in the compound…while spying on him for Sheriff Valenti. Now she feels guilty and wishes she could tell him the truth. But how can she be honest--without losing Micheal?
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The Sinister Signpost

More information to be announced soon on this forthcoming title from Penguin USA
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The Mammoth Book of Best New Horror 11

Now in its eleventh year, this winner of the World Fantasy Award and the International Horror Critics Guild Award again showcases the finest talents writing contemporary horror fiction -- established masters as well as new voices -- and presents its lively review of the past year in the field of fear and terror.**
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I do, I do, I do

Osborne's nineteenth-century American romance is more traditionally romantic. Wealthy young Juliette March is searching for her missing husband. When she stops at an inn run by Clara Klaus, she discovers that the robust German is wearing a wedding ring identical to hers, and indeed, they've married the same scoundrel. They head north and discover that he has joined the Klondike gold rush and married a third woman, Zoe Wilder. Intent on revenge, the three continue the grueling search together, experiencing the hardships of seasickness and a trek across Alaska and Canada. Each young woman discerns her own unique strengths and inner resources along the way and meets her ideal mate. Osborne, a multiple romance-award winner, effectively portrays endearing heroines, sexily heroic heroes, and tastefully erotic encounters.
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The Village

In Black Hawk Down, the fight went on for a day. In We Were Soldiers Once & Young, the fighting lasted three days. In The Village, one Marine squad fought for 495 days — half of them died. Few American battles have been so extended, savage and personal. A handful of Americans volunteered to live among six thousand Vietnamese, training farmers to defend their village. Such "Combined Action Platoons" (CAPs) are now a lost footnote about how the war could have been fought; only the villagers remain to bear witness. This is the story of fifteen resolute young Americans matched against two hundred Viet Cong; how a CAP lived, fought and died. And why the villagers remember them to this day.
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Terror in Taffeta

Wedding planner Kelsey McKenna is just a few hours away from wrapping up her latest job: a destination wedding in the charming, colonial Mexican town of San Miguel de Allende. The reception is all set up, the tequila donkey is waiting outside, and the bride and groom are standing on the altar, pledging their eternal love. But just as the priest is about to pronounce them husband and wife, one of the bridesmaids upstages the couple by collapsing into a floral arrangement. Worst of all, Kelsey discovers that she hasn't just fainted-she's dead. The demanding mother of the bride, Mrs. Abernathy, insists Kelsey not tell the wedding party; she paid for a wedding after all, not a funeral.Losing a bridesmaid is bad enough, but when the bride's sister is arrested for murder, Mrs. Abernathy demands that Kelsey fix the matter at once. And although she's pretty sure investigating a murder isn't in her contract, crossing the well-connected mother of the bride could be a...
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A Crusty Murder

Who said life was simple, complacent, and boring?After the man of her dreams, Scotsman Aidan Sinclair, walks into her bread shop, The Hole in the Wall Bakery, in Providence, Rhode Island, Melina Cameron's life takes a sharp left turn. But then Melina's entire life veers off course when she finds her temperamental landlady in her best friend's psychic shop next door, lying in a pool of blood, with a crust of bread sticking out of her mouth!Which means she and her friend BettyJo are suspects in the murder. Unless, Melina takes matters into her own hands and finds the killer herself. But finding a killer is a heck of a lot tougher than baking bread!
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A Pattern of Blood

Book two in Rosemary Rowe's Libertus series: 'A cracking tale with a fast-moving plot' CONN IGGULDEN. Pavement-maker Libertus, a former slave who is now a Roman citizen, is not entirely surprised to witness a stabbing near the chariot race ground in bustling Corinium (modern Cirencester). Luckily the victim, the wealthy decurion Quintus Ulpius, has a personal physician on hand and tragedy is averted. Commanded by his patron Marcus Septimus to investigate the attack, Libertus arrives at Quintus's mansion only moments before the decurion is knifed again, this time fatally. When one of Quintus's enemies is found with bloodstains on his toga, for Marcus the case is closed. But Libertus is not at all convinced the solution is that simple. When a second body is found, he knows he must act fast before other lives are threatened - including his own. 
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