From Marissa Day (previously writing as Ayla D.), a wildly erotic paranormal novella from a rising star in smoking-hot fantasy. ..When Tamara hooked up with hot and handsome Brendan she expected to be totally transported—just not literally. She had no idea that Brendan was actually a timeless Irish warrior forced by an ancient king to retrieve a modern woman to serve in his court as a private sex slave. Now Tamara and Brendan must free themselves of this devious bargain or both be bound forever in royal erotic servitude. Includes excerpts from Marissa Day's Fascinated and The Surrender of Lady Jane Views: 69
Out of print for over a decade, this terrific mystery from the son of acclaimed actors Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall returns in ebook format for a new generation of readers. R. J. Brooks left Tinseltown behind long ago to become a "matrimonial detective" in New York City. Before long, he finds himself facing ghosts from his past when his celebrated mother is murdered in Manhattan. To solve this case he's going to need both his street smarts and his Hollywood connections. Views: 69
Jean-Luc Martel wants to become the greatest hedge fund manager of his generation and “the man who broke the euro”. This novel, written in 2005, anticipates the break up of the euro at the hands of inflexible monetary policy and aggressive speculators. This is the first of Ridpath’s financial thrillers to feature Alex Calder. Views: 69
With U.S. intelligence agencies wracked by internal power struggles and paralyzed by bureaucracy, the president was forced to establish his own clandestine group-Covert-One. It is activated only as a last resort, when the threat is on a global scale and time is running out. THE JANUS REPRISAL It begins with a terrorist attack. Covert-One operative Colonel Jon Smith is attending a conference in The Hague on infectious diseases, together with leading scientists and political figures from around the world. Without warning, the conference hotel is consumed in a bloodbath. Smith is caught in the crossfire and barely escapes… but not before discovering a picture of himself and two other targets in the pocket of one of the shooters. But the hotel is not the only location under attack in The Hague. Bombs are going off at the train station, the airport, and the International Criminal Court, where Pakistani warlord Oman Dattar is being held while he's tried for crimes against humanity. In the resulting chaos, the prisoner escapes. Dattar nurses a special hatred for the United States and its allies. With his freedom, and access to a mysterious new weapon, Dattar puts in motion a murderous, ambitious plot to exact his revenge and bring down the West once and for all-unless Covert-One can stop him. Views: 69
Hannah’s Christmas Hope is an inspirational romance novella.Hannah Miller has adjusted to life after losing her husband three years ago, focusing on building a future for herself and her young son, Andrew. Falling in love again is the last thing on her mind. After the family dog, Shadow, runs away, Andrew makes two Christmas wishes: to get his dog back and to get a new dad. When Shadow is returned by a handsome stranger, Andrew thinks both wishes have been answered. Ben Murphy is an attractive veterinarian with a big heart and Hannah has a hard time controlling her emotions when she’s near him. But after a startling discovery, she wonders if another chance at love is too much to hope for after all. Views: 69
"Mamet remains American theater's most urgent five-letter word."—Guardian "The finest American author of his generation."—Sunday Mail "Mr. Mamet's talent for burying layers of meaning into simple, precisely distilled, idiomatic language can only be compared to Harold Pinter's."—The New York Times Acclaimed for spare, dark dramas and cutting comedies permeated with spiky confrontations, multi-award-winning playwright David Mamet once again proves nothing is quite what it seems in his latest work The Anarchist. With a nod to his mentor Harold Pinter, Mamet employs his signature verbal jousting in the story of two women: once involved with a Weather Underground-like group, a prisoner serving a life sentence desperately tries to make the case for her freedom to a prison governor. This newest play by the celebrated author of American Buffalo and Oleanna premiered in London in fall 2011 under the direction of Rupert Goold. David Mamet is a playwright, director, author, essayist, screenwriter, and film director. He was awarded a Pulitzer Prize for Glengarry Glen Ross, which also received a Tony Award nomination, along with Speed-the-Plow. His other plays include American Buffalo, A Life in the Theatre, Oleanna, The Cryptogram, and Race. Views: 69
