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Elvage

Lucy and her Merry Band of Thieves are certain that if they can survive the farlig fisk, nothing is too great to tear them apart. They never counted on their ship landing in Bedra, a land filled with women who use lavender powder to suck the wills from the strongest of men. Jens faces his greatest test as he tries to make it out of Bedra unscathed by the manipulative Mares.Tensions run high as laplanding takes Lucy and Jamie to a whole new level of angst that they must work through together. Foss sheds more layers of his Depravity of Man curse, catching Lucy's eye as they trek through Undraland on their way to tear down the last portal in Elvage. Charles Mace stands by his sister's side as her Uncle Rick makes an executive decision that changes Lucy's life forever.
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The Defective Detective : Murder on the Links

Murder. Intrigue. Alcohol. Detectives. Clues. Golf. Laxatives. What else do you need? When a body is discovered on the golf course the identity of the killer seems obvious. The question is can Clint get to the bottom of the mystery before the stag party catches him?
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Chrissy's Wish

GEnie Romance and Women's Fiction Exchange: Chrissy's Wish is Trana Mae Simmons' enchanting story of a little girl's wish and prayer, invoking wonderful memories of childhood beliefs and dreams. Ms. Simmons' Christmas story reminds the reader that Christmas is a time for miracles and of Angels. Five year old Chrissy Butler wasn't praying for something for herself. She only wanted her Aunt Polly to be happy again and not to cry anymore. And her prayer of "Can't you please send somebody so Aunt Polly will be happy again? Amen" touches Heaven's ears so much that two angels, Josephine and Matthew, are sent to fulfill it.Polly had raised her niece after the death of Chrissy's parents. She had worked to keep their ranch a home for Chrissy but times had gotten rough. She needed help. But was the help that arrived in the form of Sam Butler, Chrissy's uncle, the right kind of help? Sam Butler had been in love with his brother's wife, Christine, before she married Sam's younger brother. He...
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Breaking the Chain

Some paths are destined to cross again…You would think that after helping a ghost find peace by solving a hundred year old mystery and thwarting a murderess' plans, Mary Corbett's life as an estate curator would settle back into a normal routine. Well, one can always wish…At the moment, things couldn't be better. Not only is she married to her beloved Jack, but her dream of owning a bed and breakfast has come true, thanks to the help of her very rich, but snotty Aunt Elizavon. Now that the plantation bed and breakfast is open, there's just one thing left for Mary to do -- invite Sadie and Justine, the two elderly women who served as the plantation's former housekeepers, back for a visit.What Mary doesn't know is that Sadie, the elderly Voodoo priestess whose predicted the series of events that brought Mary and Jack together, is also searching for her. But Sadie's reasons are much more pressing - - she's started having visions again, and this time they're worse than before…After Sadie arrives, Mary starts having ESP flashes of her own. Why is she seeing ghosts again, and how is her life tied to the "brown man" that Sadie's so afraid of?What kind of trouble is he destined to bring, and worse yet, how does Sadie know he's going to visit her house?ReviewBreaking the Chain is a well-told mystery story... -- Janet Miller for Amazing Author ShowcaseRomantic suspense at its best! -- M. R. HendersonFrom the Publisher"Breaking the Chain is the sequel to "Blue Moon."
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Inglorious

Rosa Lane is a fashionable journalist in her thirties, already the picture of London achievement. Her handsome boyfriend is something in politics and her other friends are confident, prosperous and ambitious. But one afternoon, staring at her computer screen at work, she fails to see the point, walks out of her job - and begins her long fall from modern grace.
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Final Target

From Publishers WeeklyGetting shot during his morning jog through San Francisco's posh Pacific Heights neighborhood may be one of attorney Jack Burch's lesser problems, as his best friend, cop-turned-PI Graham Gage, swiftly discovers in Gore's promising, Bourne-again debut. Among other problems Burch faces while he remains in intensive care are a violent robbery at his law office; pressure from Russian and Ukrainian gangsters steamed about a natural gas deal he just brokered; and rumors he might be the focus of a probe into fraud at a failed Silicon Valley defense contractor, SatTek. Within days, Gage and his gumshoes are chasing leads on three continents—and finding a toxic web of corruption, treachery, and dead ends. Gore, a former Bay Area private investigator, knows how to tell a compelling story, though the overly convoluted plot and uneven characterizations undercut the suspense toward the end. (May) Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved. Review“An action-packed, debut thriller” -–Phillip MargolinSTARRED REVIEW“Drawing on his expertise as a private investigator, Gore has written an exciting debut thriller that will both educate and entertain the reader. With his command of storytelling and insider's knowledge, Gore can go up against Nelson DeMille and Daniel Silva and come out a contender.” —Library Journal starred review“Gore, a former Bay Area private investigator, knows how to tell a compelling story....” –Publishers Weekly “To save a beset friend, a San Francisco p.i. takes on American law enforcement, international capitalism and thugs from just about anywhere in Gore's accomplished debut....Gore has a deft way with one-liners, and in Gage, who views the world through eyes as cool as Sam Spade's, he has a keeper.” —Kirkus Reviews “First-novelist Gore, calling on his own experiences as a PI, creates in Gage an appealing protagonist who does what he has to do, saying “If they ever get us, it’ll only be for something we didn’t do.” First-rate action, tempered with humanity.” — Booklist
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