It Might Be A Mosquito

Missing twin sisters. A chilling revelation. Will this be the case that breaks the Cold Case Squad?

Twenty years earlier, a set of female eighteen-year-old twins went missing in the Bay Area. There were no news reports or national coverage. The original investigators had barely touched the case, and like so many other cases of missing teens, were quickly labeled runaways, and the file sat on the shelf. Baffled by the lack of attention for the sisters, Martina insists it will be Hirsch and the Cold Case Squad’s next case.

Undeterred by the lack of prior research, the team dives into the case, employing methods of investigation and forensic technology not available twenty years earlier. This could be the case where time is actually on their side. When the team catches their first big break, the discovery of one sister’s remains, and a lead on the second, they shift the case from missing persons to homicide.

With the change in course, Martina and Hirsch dig deeper into the women’s lives before they disappeared. With a no-stone-unturned approach and DNA results back from the lab, they soon find a shocking connection to one of their own. Concerned the information could jeopardize getting justice for the victims’ family, Martina and Hirsch now must work in the shadows in order to find answers to what happened all those years ago.

Will Martina and Hirsch be able to expose the truth without endangering themselves, their jobs, and the future of the Cold Case Squad?

What else can go wrong? Or is everything finally going right?

After catching her fiancé lip-locked with the wedding planner an hour before their vows, Hailey Miller hikes up her wedding dress and runs. The last person she expects to chase her down is her ex’s sexy but aloof business partner who’s kept her at arm’s length for years. He offers her a lifeline, but his help comes with a catch. Does she dare say yes?

Jace Hartman doesn’t believe in love. And he doesn’t believe in giving up. He won’t let his company’s event planner walk away from their biggest launch — even if she has a broken heart. Business comes first, so he makes Hailey an offer she can’t refuse. But it’s her counter offer that has him worried. She needs a place to live for the month, and he has an extra bedroom.

Jace has spent the past few years trying his best to bury his attraction to Hailey. Now she’s everywhere and making him forget all the reasons he should never mix business and pleasure.

It is a happy day for Don Hardesty, who has always dreamed of becoming a lawman, when he is sworn in as Buffalo Springs’ deputy. On the second day of his job, however, an outlaw gang robs a bank, and during his chase of the group, Don kills one member. Unfortunately, the three others managed to escape… Now if he wants to prove himself worthy, he has to hunt them down.

Nobody ever said being a deputy would be easy…

The former sheriff and bounty hunter Aaron Duncan is a loner and not all that talkative but he talks straight and shoots straighter. When the rookie deputy asks for his help, he knows he has to oblige, as the fate of the entire town might be at stake…

And he thought his days of adventure were over…

As Don and Aaron investigate the robbery, they discover more than they anticipated. It looks like their whole community is being lured into a massive plot, and if they don’t act fast, everyone and everything they cherish could disappear in a flood of blood.

Imagine this: You’re driving with your feline friend in the passenger seat, minding your own business, when suddenly your cat starts bossing you around like a backseat driver. You try to ignore it, but their judgmental meows just won’t quit. It’s like you’re stuck in a never-ending episode of “Paw & Order: Special Felines Unit”.

I’ve realized this is now my life. I had just left my sister’s house, determined to make a life for myself. But first I had to solve the crime of the kidnapped cat, which wasn’t a mystery because I knew who took her. The owner didn’t believe me. So, here I am in the middle of I-80 between two semis chasing a cat napper. All because my cat has a crush on the furry kitty victim.

What happens when the hunter becomes the prey?

The Most Dangerous Game (1924), by Richard Connell, is a gripping tale of suspense and survival that has thrilled readers for nearly a century.

The story follows Sanger Rainsford, a seasoned big-game hunter who finds himself stranded on a mysterious Caribbean island. There he meets General Zaroff, an aristocrat with a dark obsession: he has grown bored of hunting animals — and now hunts men for sport. Suddenly, Rainsford must rely on his wits, skill, and courage in a deadly contest where losing means death.

Praised for its tension, atmosphere, and moral questions, Connell’s short story remains one of the most anthologized works in American literature. Its exploration of civilization, cruelty, and the thin line between hunter and hunted continues to resonate with modern audiences.