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He’s no Saint…

Assassin Xavier Saint has only one rule: kill no innocents. But on a supposed clean hit in Montenegro, he discovers his target has two kids and a woman with him. Why didn’t his client tell Saint? What’s worse, the woman is Saint’s former girlfriend…

While Saint processes this strange turn of events shots are fired. He watches the target and his ex fall. Rushing in to assess the damage, Saint’s ex reveals he’s a father. Not only that, he discovers he’s been set up.

In a race across Europe, Saint can barely stay a step ahead of those hunting him. He has uncovered a network of assassins eliminating innocents for profit, and he is being framed as the fall guy. With more to lose than just his life, Saint must bring down the entire network. But how?

He never claimed to be a saint, but he’s no demon either. In a world full of sworn enemies, how will Saint strike back, destroy the network, and be able to see the daughter he never knew he had?

Meet Saint.

The bad guys want to possess me.
The good guys want me dead.

I used to believe vampires didn’t exist. Neither did demons or werewolves or magical houses that create anything you want. Then a deranged vamp tried to tear my throat out.

I’m saved by four vampire warriors whose hearts and minds are scarred by the horrors of their past. The Sentinels say they know me even if I’ve never seen them before, and though they’re drawn to me, they’d also just as soon see me dead.

Because it turns out I’m anything but an ordinary vampire. I’m the reborn soul of a creature who made the world tremble in fear. The monsters who attacked me are hunting me now, determined to control me no matter the cost. Without the Sentinels, I won’t survive.

But the dark power inside me just might kill us all.

Joshua Macallan knew the space shuttle would explode.That is why he was in Florida in January of 1986. He was trying to save the crew and finally make a difference after so many failures. Like when he tried to save Kennedy in ’63. Joshua was naive and full of hope.

That was then. Now he is an old man with a past composed of more tragedy than triumph. The FBI watches Joshua’s every move. Even though he currently lives in a Kansas nursing home staring at a blank wall most of the day. When he is not rambling about Victoria, that is. The young woman who had visited him on the farm in 1958 claiming to be from the future. She had done a lot of talking. He had fallen in love. Then Victoria disappeared.

Until now.

Riots are brewing in New York City over a controversial new technology. He sees Victoria on the news. Still alive and still as young as his memories of her. He needs answers. Joshua will head for the chaos in New York with his 5-year-old granddaughter in tow. Sure, the FBI will be in pursuit. So will his son. But finally, after all these years, Joshua Macallan has hope again.

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Murder and mayhem abound in this thrilling return to the 1930s as a young woman uncovers her own connection to the power and magic of her ancient Egyptian ancestors.

Verity is swept away from England to Egypt when her father, a professor at the British Museum, is assigned to discover the final resting place of Nefertiti. This fascinating world helps Verity feel a connection to her dead Egyptian mother like never before. However, her newfound home is rife with mysterious murders. Will Verity be able to discover the source of the violence that surrounds her before it’s too late?

A slip through time reveals a forgotten crime.
In 1954 a young man was murdered in Snydersville, Iowa. At the same time, his girlfriend went missing and was never heard from again. With the crimes unsolved the tiny town eventually faded out of existence.

Nearly six decades later two strangers seek shelter from a violent storm in a long-abandoned diner.

Ember is a strong-willed, independent woman on the backside of a messy breakup.

Paul is a single middle-school teacher who’s driving back through the entire state after being catfished by a woman he met online.

When they find themselves transported to the past and right into the middle of a murder investigation they quickly retrace their steps back to the present. But Paul can’t stop thinking about the missing woman and the murdered man. Armed with limited knowledge from the future, he convinces Ember to go back through the door to the past and help solve the mystery. Will they find the killer in time to save the girl? Or will history repeat itself?

As Carl sat astride his roan gelding and stared at Pine Bluffs, he knew that his days of punching cattle were over. The long drives across the West were dying now that the railroads had crisscrossed the Plains. Ironically, his last formal education had given him the skills and knowledge to help build those railroads and now he’d finally put them to use. His short-term plan of spending a quiet night or two in Pine Bluffs would soon be altered by a simmering man-made volcano in the mountains of central Wyoming at a mine that provided the coal for the railroad’s locomotives. But not after he’d stopped at the local general store to buy some lemon drops, and that decision would change his life even more.