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The Blackhart Code: Don't let the monsters grind you downA Blackhart can see the supernatural behind everyday crimes. But some crimes hide even greater evils . . .Kit Blackhart must investigate why children are disappearing from a London estate. Their parents, the police and Kit's fae allies claim to know nothing. And as more children disappear, the pressure mounts. Luckily, or unluckily, government trainee Dante Alexander is helping Kit with the case. Yet just as her feelings towards him begin to thaw, his life falls apart. As Kit struggles to unravel Dante's problems and solve their case, she meets fae Prince Thorn in her dreams - but their relationship is utterly forbidden.Then Kit digs too deep, uncovering a mystery that's been hidden for one thousand years. It's a secret that could just tear down our world.
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The Pinkerton Files Five-Book Bundle

The Pinkerton Files sets real cases of America's first detective in a world of radical inventions driving a bitterly divided nation to war. These stories, which inspired the audio series narrated by Battlestar Galactica's Michael Hogan, blend true events into an alternate setting where history has not turned out the way we know it.Agency founder Allan Pinkerton suspects a conspiracy is mounting against him and his operatives. Every step they take toward solving a series of seemingly disconnected crimes draws them deeper into a conflict that will be their downfall. If he allows them to become embroiled in the Civil War, they will never find their way out. As enemies emerge and the real danger takes shape, though, Allan sees that the only way to survive the war may be to join it.This five-book bundle includes Lincoln and the Golden Circle, Bucholz and the Blockade, A Burglar's Fate, The Sleepwalker and the Spy, and The Boatman and the Traitor.
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Chaos Theory

Seventeen-year-old Kami is into science, way smarter than she should be, a little obtuse, and born to investigate. The kind of girl who excels in Martial Arts and runs a chaos theory experiment in her locker. Kami finds a way to focus her talents when she meets Daniel, whose younger sister Julia died from an overdose of prescription drugs—drugs that the cops think came from Daniel's stash. First Daniel turns up at Kami's MA class, and later she saves him from a couple of drug dealers at the local skate park. Neither episode endears him to her, but Kami views life as a series of data points, and in Daniel's case, the data do not add up. Her theory turns out to be correct: Daniel is taking he fall to protect his sister's reputation—and to work with the cops to find out who really supplied his sister with drugs. Kami assembles a team of sleuths to help Daniel meet those goals. Top of the list is her best friend Sandy, who can con anybody out of anything, every time....
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Torch (Galactic Cage Fighters Book 7)

  Warning: For Mature Adult Audiences.  Contain language and actions some may deem offensive.  Violence.  Sexually explicit content.  MF   In book seven of Galactic Cage Fighters: Left with no choice, Isis flees her home world and goes to the one place her own people would never think to look for her.  She signs on as a fighter for the Galactic Cage Fighters Association on the halfsie side.  A new start for a new life, in a career she loves and friends she adores.  Unexpectedly, she finds herself attracted to the wrong male.  Her only problem, her new life may be threatened as those that wish to control her and return her to her old life close in on her.   Torch is a Voltan halfsie fighting for the Galactic Cage Fighters Association.  He joined the GCFA so he could get to know his niece that he never knew existed.  Torch knows he has a tendency to self-destruct but can’t seem to stop drowning his loneliness in alcohol and females.  That was until her—Isis.  The one female who refuses his flirtations, which drives him crazy.  How could any female deny him?   Torch is fire and Isis is ice.  The moment Torch sees her he knows he has to have her.  And he is the one temptation Isis cannot deny.  Do they give in to their mutual attraction or will their passion erupt and burn them both?  Alternatively, will the truth of who Isis is pull them apart forever?
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Left Luggage

A terrorist kit: just add crazy and stand back… His father’s suitcase was lost and forgotten – until now. Full of money and guns, the arrival of the suitcase pitches John Lawrence and his aging mother into the middle of a vicious gang war. After leaving the army, John is trying to build himself a new life, and trying to do the best he can for his elderly mother. Betty Lawrence isn’t taking her loss of independence well. She was a photojournalist who survived Vietnam, Lebanon and Sarajevo. Now old age and a broken leg have forced her back to an Australia that she hardly knows anymore. The arrival of the suitcase triggers a power struggle between local crime gangs, and forces John to fight to keep them both alive. Left Luggage is the first novel in a crime thriller series set in Sydney. If you like page-turning thrillers with compelling characters, surprises, and plenty of atmosphere, then you’ll love this first instalment in the John Lawrence thriller series. **Review Five Stars - A terrific read By Bruce Shayler on 17 Oct 2014 From the very first chapter the reader is in no doubt that there will be no putting this book down. The fast paced plot takes you from a mysterious past in Paris and unfolds in Sydney. There is fast action as the innocent get caught up in the agenda of criminals balanced skilfully with humour. I am sure there is more to come from this author and from some of these well drawn and believable characters. - amazon.co.uk Four Stars - Compelling read  By Lula Dembele on 30 September 2014 It's 11.30pm and I should be be getting some sleep as no doubt my 6 month old son will wake up several times for feeding throughout the night but I can't put the book down. Enough said. Really enjoyed it. - amazon.com.au Four Stars - Enjoyed getting to know the characters  By Wendy Stahel on 5 October 2014 A crime novel that doesn't bludgeon you with complicated violence in the first breath. Still found it a page turner ,but enjoyed getting to know the characters, and their surrounds - Sydney and Paris how could you go wrong! As a Sydney--sider loved loved the details of Sydney locales - my living breathing city- absent from most fiction! - amazon.com.au Five Stars - Loved this book By Amanda McLean - on 20 October 2014 Loved this book ! I found the characters "real" & I had empathy for all of them. Enjoyed the sense of place & the quirky turn of events that drive the story line. Great read & hoping there will be more. - amazon.com.au
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Red Tide: The Flavel House Horror / Vampires of the Morgue (The Ian McDermott, Ph.D., Paranormal Investigator Series Book 2)

Paranormal Investigator, Ian McDermott, has come to the small coastal river city of Astoria, Oregon … to investigate a rash of recent slayings, that in their wake, have left the banks of the Columbia River littered with horrifically mutilated, completely exsanguinated … rotting corpses. All leads point to the new waterfront nightclub aptly named: The Morgue—devilishly devised by its unabashedly flamboyant owner, Vladimir Drago Salizzar (a self-proclaimed vampiric creature of the night), to attract Gothic types and presumed vampire role-playing raving revelers. Ian, along with his four-legged friend, Scout, and his financial benefactor’s niece, Zoey, finds himself in way beyond his depth, caught up in an unimaginable web of extreme danger, malevolent evil, and demonic deceit, in this terrifying tale that will leave you breathless at every twist and turn; as you dive deep into the cold hellish abyss that is … Red Tide – The Flavel House Horror / Vampires of the Morgue. **About the Author David Reuben is the author of Red Tide, the second book of the continuing Ian McDermott investigative series. Coming soon: (Book I) Loup Garou – The Beast of Harmony Falls; (Book III) SCHIZOMEGA – Fresh Meat; and The Evilution – Rise of the Antichrist (Dark Tomes – Book I). In addition to being a writer of literary fiction, concentrating on the genres of Horror and Suspense/Thriller, David is an entrepreneur. He is the co-inventor/co-patent holder of the popular beverage dispenser The BrewTender. David and his wife Denise have five children, all boys. He and his wife reside in Southwest Washington State. Please visit David on Facebook at David Reuben – Author. Books by Author David Reuben can be purchased through Amazon.com (paperback and e-book) www.wolfbanebooks.com www.indiebookauthors.com 
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The Last Days of Disco

Early in the decade that taste forgot, Fat Franny Duncan is on top of the world. He is the undoubted King of the Ayrshire Mobile Disco scene, controlling and ruling the competition with an iron fist. From birthdays to barn dances, Franny is the man to call. He has even played 'My Boy Lollipop' at a funeral and got away with it. But the future is uncertain. A new partnership is coming and is threatening to destroy the big man's Empire ... Bobby Cassidy and Joey Miller have been best mates since primary school. Joey is an idealist; Bobby just wants to get laid and avoid following his brother Gary to the Falklands. A partnership in their new mobile disco venture seems like the best way for Bobby to do both at the same time. With compensation from an accident at work, Bobby's dad Harry invests in the fledgling business. His marriage to Ethel is coming apart at the seams and the disco has given him something to focus on. Tragic news from the other side of the world brings all three...
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Curriculum Vitae

Muriel Spark's autobiography traces how one of the great modern writers in English emerged. Beginning with luminous evocations of a 1920s childhood in Edinburgh and memories of school, taught by the original 'Miss Jean Brodie', Spark recalls her formative years, up to the publication of her first novel in 1957. 'In order to write about life as I intended to do, I felt I had first to live,' Spark says. In her account of her unhappy marriage in colonial Kenya, her return to wartime London on a troop ship, working at the Foreign Office as one of the 'girls of slender means', editing Poetry Review and her conversion to Catholicism, Muriel Spark outlines the life that provided material for some of the best-loved novels of the twentieth century.
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Tarver's Treasure

It's 1806 and the Napoleonic Wars are raging across Europe as engineer Jack Tarver and his new wife Bethany set off for Malta, tasked with building a new road to a harbour of refuge. However, their voyage is anything but plain sailing as they battle the French and help to rescue a British spy, Mr Dover, from captivity. When they finally arrive on the island they find bitter opposition to their plans – before discovering that they are occupying a house with a dangerous secret. When Jack is attacked one day, Dover explains that the Knights of Malta have hidden a treasure from Bonaparte and that the key is to be found in Jack's house. While the British want the treasure to help finance the war against the French, the knights want to protect it for the Maltese people. And so Jack and Bethany find themselves caught up in a web of intrigue as the race to find the treasure begins.
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