A deadly scheme. Powerful men. Innocent child victims.After work, all Photojournalist Tommy St. James wants is to put her feet up, crack open a cold beer and watch some good, old-fashioned baseball.She has to deal with enough killers at work.But a dark evil that begins along a trail of horrors along the border of Mexico soon has other plans that lead right to her doorstep.Tommy finds herself at the center of a perverted plot involving some of the city's top dogs. It's up to her to avenge the innocent and make sure the powerful and evil men taking advantage of the most vulnerable are punished. Views: 227
The world won't know what hit it...Tasked to assess a Level III Civilization deep in space, Sluneg is fast-approaching the respective planet—one known only as Earth. When his vessel experiences a grave malfunction, an unlikely assistant may guide him to safety, but, without a quiet landing, the entire mission will be put in jeopardy. Can Crenosian technology live up to its intergalactic renown? B.I.U.F.O.'s secret taskforce hasn't missed the object barreling down on them, and, with lack of a better option, recently inducted field agent Pat Vogt is chosen to investigate. Somewhere in the mountains of North Carolina, a seeming aircraft is set for collision, but no one could possibly imagine the repercussions of its cargo.Aboard, a dark cocoon is pulsing. Now, it's a race against time. In this pithy prequel to The FreeForm Series, Sci-Fi guru O.J. Bradford starts things off with a bang. Reinventing the novelette en route, Crash will captivate new readers and long-standing fans alike. Seeking a shortcut to serious fun? Your wormhole lies within. Orrin Jason Bradford's style has been compared to the "early works of Dean Koontz and the late great Michael Crichton." Freeform: Crash is the prequel everyone has been waiting for in the action-packed, sci-fi Freeform series. Views: 227
Willa likes certain things to be certain ways. Her socks have to be soft . . . and definitely can't have irritating tags on the inside. She loves the crunch of popcorn and nachos . . . but is grossed out by the crunch of a baby carrot. And slimy foods? Those are the worst.Willa can manage all these things — but there are some things she can't deal with, like her father's big news. He's been keeping a big secret from her . . . that he's been dating the mom of Willa's best friend Ruby. Willa does NOT like the idea of them being together. And she does NOT like the idea of combining families. And she does NOT like the idea of her best friend becoming her sister overnight. Will she go along with all of these changes? NOT if she can help it! Views: 227
A sunny dog trainer. A grieving New Orleans photographer. The unruly pup that brings them together.Ashley's never owned a dog, much less trained one. But she's not about to let that little detail stop her—especially during the holiday season—from applying for this dog training job. Her new gig is the perfect way to survive the recession while strolling the festive streets of New Orleans with a cute pooch. The biggest challenge? Heeling a growing attraction to her stunning shut-in of a boss.When her girlfriend died a year ago, Madison found herself overwhelmed by grief and her girlfriend's rambunctious puppy. Now the dog is an unmanageable, attention-starved reminder of everything Madison has lost. She's still afraid to face the world, but her vibrant new dog trainer—with the help of a furry sidekick—is determined to bring light, laughter, and Christmas cheer back into Madison's life.Collie Jolly is a heartwarming sapphic... Views: 227
Melissa Eller looks for ways to save people money. She never wanted to find a dead body… Especially since she and the victim argued in public the previous evening. And she kind of threatened him (all a big misunderstanding – really).When would she learn to keep her big mouth shut?Now, she's suspect number one in the guy's murder. Worse, the detective in charge of the case is someone Lissa made fun of in high school—because he made fun of her—and he holds more leverage than just the threat of getting her sent to detention. Her boys don't need a mom in prison!She should never have moved back home. Who said small towns were safer?Frugal Lissa Finds a Body is the first title in the new cozy Frugal Lissa Mysteries series from USA TODAY bestselling author Ritter Ames. BONUS: Along with solving the crime, Lissa finds ways to save her... Views: 227
