It’s one of those morning that is just not going right. It is Friday today and it is acting more like a Monday. I am going to shake this off and just look forward to the chocolate cake and carrot cake I will be having on Sunday. What I should have is a single slice of cake hanging on the wall in a glass case that says “Break in case of emergency.”
Vile (Faces of Evil Book 8)
Debra Webb
Genre: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense | Romance
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Deputy Chief Jess Harris knows her time is running out. Somehow she must protect the people she loves and any more innocent victims from the serial killer obsessed with her. Is sacrificing herself the only way to stop this evil?
A child is abandoned on a downtown Birmingham street. The little blond-haired, brown-eyed girl could be Jess’s child. A note is attached to the little girl’s pink dress: Take me to Deputy Chief Jess Harris. Can Jess and her major crimes team find the little child’s mother before it’s too late?
The search for the truth leads Jess to a farm outside a small Alabama town where someone has been planting bodies for decades. Has Jess discovered a serial killer more prolific than Eric Spears? Even more terrifying, is this killer somehow connected to Jess?
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A Rum Truck
Mike Avitabile
Genre: Humor & Satire | Literary Fiction
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In the spring of 2007, two best friends inadvertently start a popular rock band while driving a stolen delivery truck across the western United States.
Blake Caldaro, a rum-obsessed 22-year-old, finds himself sobering up on the northbound highway out of Puerto Vallarta with more bottles than he could ever drink and the keys to another man’ s truck. Joining him for the ride is his carefree and ever-sarcastic friend, Booker. Despite narrowly escaping the country intact, the pair quickly grow restless and decide to take the truck back on the road. Anything – even the risk of getting caught – is better than their dead-end lives in L. A.
In a Denver bar, they become friends with a loner passing through town. The trio jokingly begin to pose as a touring band, happily enjoying the perks of fake stardom as they repeat the hoax each night in a different city and venue. Their band quickly gains popularity on a brand new social media forum – Twitter – and they soon face the unexpected challenges of their increasing fame.
This roving narrative explores the live-for-today mentality of the young and aimless while embracing the binds of friendship and adulthood. A Rum Truck is both deadpan and insightful, and it is the quirky and unapologetic narrator who ultimately steals the spotlight.
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The Sapporo Outbreak
Brian Craighead
Genre: Mystery, Thriller & Suspense | Science Fiction
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It’s December 2019 and inside an imposing steel and concrete complex nestled in a quite suburb of Sapporo Japan, the WhiteStar Corporation prepares the release of a revolutionary new version of a virtual reality game. Around the world over one billion obsessive users wait anxiously.
Concerned by the increasingly bizarre behaviour of its charismatic CEO, the WhiteStar board insists on an inspection of the Sapporo compound by a small group of specialists from the US, led by Professor Ben Skinner. As Skinner and the team arrive in blizzard-bound Sapporo, a small group of online freedom fighters in Seattle finalize preparations for a massive coordinated attack on the new game.
Over the next two days, events spin out of control. Random and savage acts of violence erupt around the world.
The Sapporo Outbreak…
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The Stationery Box
Janice Blessington Kenny
Genre: Contemporary Fiction | Family Life
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Married just shy of two weeks, vivacious, charismatic 32-year old Carla learns she has malignant, inoperable colon cancer. Radiation to shrink the tumor brings her to the brink of death before the treatments render her cancer free. Carla, like a just-pardoned prisoner, rejoices her narrow escape from the executioner’ s grip. She resumes her interrupted marital journey with her adoring, new husband Paul. They take up residence in tony West Hartford, fly to Acapulco, dine with family and friends, entertain. Life is good. A year later, when the cancer returns with a vengeance, Carla draws upon her signature “ bring’ em on” coping strategy to manage the diagnosis and colostomy bag.
Twenty-five years after her sister Carla’ s death, the author chronicles three decades of their Irish-Italo-American family history, sparking a tender story of filial love and devotion. Carla’ s wry sense of humor prevails throughout the narrative. Set in Cambridge, Massachusetts the story traces her upbringing from the post-depression era to the hip 1960’ s. The New England characters are enveloped in a steady, unconditional acceptance and understanding that forms the core of their enduring relationship. In the fictional account, stirring emotions become unleashed by the denouement, which spills forth from the stationery box, revealing the final days of the young bride’ s life.
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Pattern for Romance: Quilts of Love Series
Carla J Gade
Genre: Religious & Inspirational Fiction | Religion & Spirituality
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Honour Metcalf’ s quilting needlework is admired by a wealthy customer of the Boston Mantua-maker for whom she works. In need of increasing her earnings, she agrees to create an elaborate white work bridal quilt for the dowager’ s niece. A beautiful design emerges as she carefully stitches the intricate patterns and she begins to dream of fashioning a wedding quilt of her own. When Honour is falsely accused of thievery and finds herself in a perilous position, merchant tailor Joshua Sutton comes to her aid. As he risks his relationships, reputation, and livelihood to prove her innocence, the two discover a grander plan— a design for love.
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