Did That Bunny Wink At Me??

Believed complicit in her ex-husband’s prison escape, Cleveland police detective Alex Polonia is methodically being forced out of the department. Not waiting, she does them on better and resigns, taking on a new profession as a special agent for Teton, an international security firm. Her first assignment, bodyguard for the family of Nevio Lucchese, a wealthy Italian industrialist relocating to Ho Chi Minh City, old Saigon.

But Vietnam is where Alex’s unknown past casts a dark shadow – and a mysterious assassin could be hiding somewhere in its urban shadows. Known only as the Ghost, he kills with drone-like precision and eludes all attempts at capture. Most disturbing, he may hold the key to a love that Alex’s father lost fifty years earlier. Now caught in a dangerous and personal game, Alex must outwit the Ghost to save the Lucchese family and her own family’s reputation.

But when Alex’s ex-husband suddenly shows up, she fears that the entire operation could fail, and that the real enemy is disturbingly close.

The new Windsor Hill Publishing edition of Saigon Red brings back Alex Polonia to the world stage.

It started with a wounded war dog, a relentless SEAL, and a team who turned dating into a full-blown mission.

She heals wounded animals. He makes war look easy. But love? That’s the real test.

SEAL dog handler Mike Saunders has survived cartel raids and combat tour, but his love life? That’s where he takes the real hits. When his military working dog, Axe, is gravely injured, Mike turns to a specialist vet for help. Alison Taylor is sharp, stubborn, and far too tempting… but before things can get serious, his SEAL team launches their own plan: a not-so-standard “Girlfriend Selection Course.”

As the pranks escalate and danger from Mike’s past resurfaces, Alison proves she’s more than capable of holding her own. But some battles can’t be fought alone, and this time, it might take a soldier, a vet, and one battle-scarred dog to make it through.

SEAL of Approval is romance-meets action in a light-hearted love story with a serious twist. It is dedicated to the Military Working Dogs who have served, loyal and steadfast, alongside their handlers in the world’s deadliest conflict zones.

Archie Taylor thought he had seen it all until he became sheriff in the notorious town of Dry Creek. The town is rife with crime, and keeping the peace is a constant challenge. However, when the brother of a powerful ranch owner is mysteriously murdered in the jail cell, Archie realizes that he’s dealing with something more sinister than he’s ever encountered before.

What dark secrets will Archie uncover as he seeks to solve this complex case?

As the investigation unfolds, Archie discovers that there’s more to the murder than he originally thought. The deeper he digs, the more he realizes that corruption and deceit run rampant in the town. Archie must tread carefully, for the political landscape is a minefield, and the wrong move could ignite a powder keg…

Will Archie be able to uncover the truth and bring justice to Dry Creek, or will he fall victim to the treacherous political machinations of the town’s power players?

Along the way, Archie discovers that he has some unlikely allies in the town. With the help of a feisty saloon girl and a loyal deputy, the Sheriff must solve the mystery before it’s too late, and confront the true source of the town’s troubles. Will he be able to bring the killer to justice, or will the danger finally catch up to him? What sacrifices will Archie have to make to see justice served?

A cheap scare becomes something diabolical. Daniel Haley has a lot on his mind. His life isn’t exactly what he hoped it would be. His relationship with his girlfriend, Jess, has seen better days Things only get worse when he encounters a supernatural presence trapped in his attic. Daniel is vulnerable to attack and It’s hungry for a soul to take. A harmless prank meant to breath life into a stale relationship unleashes an ancient evil hell-bent on devouring everyone and everything Daniel has every loved. Daniel learns the hard way. You shouldn’t play with The Dark Stuff. The Dark Stuff is a terrifying thriller that explores the evil that can seep in when the mind becomes weak.

February 1971
On the morning of the devastating Sylmar Earthquake, pop sensation Vicki La Monica is found dead in her Hollywood Hills home. Police, busy with the earthquake disaster, want to close the case quickly, calling it a drug overdose. After all, it has only been weeks since the famous drug-deaths of Jimi Hendrix and Janis Joplin.

Vicki’s father won’t buy it.

Chuck Donnegan is a retired LAPD homicide detective and he knows his daughter would never take drugs. He dives into the ultra-hip world of the seventies music scene and begins a citywide search for Vicki’s missing boyfriend. He barges in on her friends, her manager, a rival singer, her record label, and the mysterious Japanese entertainment conglomerate about to buy them.

Out of place, physically and emotionally exhausted, Chuck’s public criticism of the police causes the media to focus on Chuck. They brand him The Vigilante Dad, follow him everywhere and train cameras on his every move.

And now someone wants him dead.