Little league head coach Wayne Savage is at the top of his game. A big personality with a bigger ego, he’s both respected and reviled by a good many players, parents and coaches. But love him or hate him, Coach Wayne is a winner, his players are winners, and anyone who has anything negative to say about it is clearly a loser.
But that was yesterday. Today Wayne Savage is dead at home plate.
Now the team must scramble to keep it together as one assistant coach makes a play for the widowed wife and the other guns for the head coach cap, all while a murder investigation points fingers at everyone.
With foul play, major league scandal and a glimpse into the inner politics of small town sports, little league baseball has never been less appropriate for 12 year olds.

Three people are murdered on separate Tuesday evenings at precisely 11.05. Random clues point to random suspects, but too many questions remain unanswered. Why 11.05pm for each killing? Is there any connection between these deaths and a rape that occurred at Queen’s university twelve years before? What is the connection between the killings and Sergeant Stewart’s mystery informant? Who is the violent stalker who twice nearly kills Detective Allen? What is his connection, if any, to the murders? When one of his team is kidnapped, Inspector Sheehan has literally only minutes to make sense of these questions if he is to save his colleague’s life.

When the battered body of a teenage girl is found in a dumpster, Lieutenant Jo Riskin is called to take the case. Investigating with her partner, Detective Lynae Parker, Jo uncovers secrets, loyalties, and ambitions that give motives to a surprising number of suspects , including a boyfriend from the wrong side of the tracks. While immersed in her current case, Jo is battling her own personal demons. After two years, she is still grieving over the loss of her husband, who was killed in the line of duty. New information that could help solve his murder, and let her move on with her life, is within her grasp. Barricading her heart, Jo is determined to solve both cases and bring the killers to justice.

An award-winning, deepening murder mystery where nothing is as it seems.

When the founder of a young nanotechnology startup company in Merida turns up floating face down in the mangroves on Yucatan’s north coast and the company’s revolutionary agriculture product prototype is discovered missing, Inspector Marco Nayal of Mexico’s Federal Police finds himself entangled in a web of lies and deceit.

˃˃˃ As body count and suspense build and lead after lead takes him down one empty trail after the other,

Marco finds himself up against the Comisario, his results hungry and politically sensitive boss, a hostile US company, a Guatemalan Kaibil Special Forces deserter and an unidentified, mysterious and lethal third party.

Secretly straddling two cultures, Marco is connected with the wayib, the dreaming place, the hidden world of the Mayan shamans and Sak Balam, his spirit guide, through rituals and insights taught him by his shaman father and his old ah’men mentor, the elusive Don José.

˃˃˃ Wondering why somebody kills this many people over rice and beans, Marco suddenly realizes that the prototype is not what they are told.

But when he discovers the terrifying truth, Marco must battle foreign assassins and a nano-tech weapon with a deadly payload in the fight of his life.

˃˃˃ If you like Law and Order, NCIS and Daniel Silva, you will love White Jaguar

Written by former Royal Norwegian Artillery veteran, Preben Ormen, White Jaguar is a swirling thrill ride through the labyrinth of a major federal investigation and a conclusion that no one will see coming.

White Jaguar won the 2018 Bronze Medal for Fiction - Mystery - Murder from Readers' Favorites.

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If tough guys like Reacher, Bourne, or Bosch get you going, wait until you meet Lance Underphal and crew.
 
When a drone packed with explosives gets sucked into the engine of a Chinese airliner, a hacker cult claims responsibility. The next day, Lance leads a homicide detective to the headless corpse of an unidentified teenager. Throw in an ex-SEAL P.I. tracking a CIA informant gone rogue and it gets interesting.
 
Cut-Throat Syndrome is a new breed of mystery-thriller, the latest addition to the stand-alone novels showcased on NBC's Daytime.
 
Tangled in international intrigue, this dark adventure delves into a disturbing world ripped out of tomorrow's headlines. A little too close for comfort, it's not a guessing game for the faint of heart. Tonight, treat yourself to something new and different.
 
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IF YOU HURT SOMEONE BAD ENOUGH, FOR LONG ENOUGH THERE’S NOTHING, ABSOLUTELY NOTHING YOU CAN’T MAKE THEM DO.

Bobby Ress is a cop with a simple life.
He believes in making a difference.
He loves his wife and his daughter.
He has a place in the world.

Then people start dying, a lot of them, in horrible ways. It's a case like no other. And step by gruesome step the simple, true things Bobby knew to be right and good begin to make less and less sense. Because Bobby is learning about pain. He doesn't like to admit it. He doesn't like to know, but he's slowly realizing: If you hurt someone bad enough for long enough then there's nothing, absolutely nothing, you can’t make them do.

*Please Note: This book was originally titled ‘Pancake Money.’

The critically acclaimed police procedural from award-winning Amazon bestselling author Finn Bell. A must read for fans of Robert Dugoni’s ‘My Sister’s Grave’, Mike Omer’s ‘A Killer’s Mind’ and Robert Bryndza’s ‘Girl In The Water’ . . . This is a dark, graphic pulp thriller – gritty hard boiled noir set against the backdrop of the harsh and unforgiving underworld of organized crime.

Read what reviewers are saying about ONE LAST KILL:

‘The tension is tight, the main characters are well-defined and the story rollicks along . . . It’s a hard book to put down . . . I was super impressed with this book and it has opened my eyes up to another new author worth following.” – www.Readersfavorite.com

 ‘. . . it's his ability to build characters who are accessible and believable into plots that often lurch into controlled frenzy that really stands out . . . this is an author who can spin a yarn . . . an immersive experience . . .  delivered on every required element.’ – www.Austcrimefiction.org

‘. . . a voice whose devotion to philosophical integrity and restraint neither exploits nor disrespects . . . rare attributes in a genre often criticized for nihilistic dismissal of ethics and morality . . .  triumph lies not only in powerful storytelling, but showing us—beyond butch and bravado—our paradoxical capacity for hope in a world of rising divisiveness and brutality.’ – www.Indiereader.com

‘There's just something about his crime storytelling that drags you in and keeps you welded to your seat, whirring the pages . . . Bell peppers the narrative with interesting characters and philosophy as well as action . . . Bell has real storytelling talent . . . Wherever you are in the world, I'd recommend you give him a go.’ – www.kiwicrime.blogspot.com‘

Just bloody amazing. Finn Bell is definitely an off-beat writer, and that's why he has managed to write a truly unusual story. I have read quite a few really good books, mostly but not only by American authors: I have to say that Bell is right up there with best of them.’ – 5 Stars from Quentin, Reviewer on Amazon.com

‘This a very different crime fiction novel . . . a thought-provoking and compelling read . . . and made me, as a reader, question myself and my position all the way through . . .’ – www.chapterinmylife.wordpress.com

Awards and accolades for ONE LAST KILL:

Winner of the Independent Publisher’s Book Award for Best Mystery/Thriller E-Book

Winner of the Indie Reader Discovery Award For Mystery / Thriller

Winner of the Readers’ Favorite Silver Medal for Fiction / Myster / Murder

A baby is murdered on New Year’s Eve 1999, her tiny body abandoned in a Dumpster.
Twelve years later, while locked in a vicious legal battle to regain custody of her own daughter, reporter Samantha Church stumbles across the infant girl’s headstone at Golden Cemetery.
Sam is immediately intrigued by the plea for help from the Grandview Police Department on the child’s gravestone. Sam approaches Grandview police detective James Page, the original officer in charge of the case, but without new evidence, there is nothing Page can do to reopen the cold case and bring the killer to justice.
Or is there?
As Sam digs deeper into the baby’s murder, powerful businessmen, a former Merchant Marine and even a strange and mysterious psychic illuminate her path. Though the further she goes and the more dangerous and deceiving her journey becomes, she refuses to give up and let this infant girl’s murder go unsolved.
Cold Case No. 99-5219, is the newest fast-paced novel in the award-winning mystery series featuring reporter Samantha Church and the rest of the great ensemble cast of characters who will keep you coming back for more.

As Janie and Betsy Ann go for their morning jog, the city sanitation vehicle follows its normal five-mile Tuesday morning route through their retirement community of Sunset Acres. The two Bunco-playing biddies spot a leg dangling out of the dumpster when the truck lifts the trash container high in the air. Someone diced up one of their newest residents—a grouchy loner named Edwin Newman. Did he unpack too much of his dicey past when he moved in last weekend?

His hunger returned.

Craig Breedlove, the serial killer who survives in Serial K, is back at it. This time he has a new target. In fact, two new targets.

A victim of priest molestation at age seven, he puts his sights on abusive priests who were never brought to justice.

The FBI team of Agents Lea Pucci and Ryan O'Callahan, now divorced but current lovers, are back on the trail.

As they close in, the killer turns his sights on his pursuers.

As the chase continues, the body count rises. Fear grips the public. Many will die, but who survives?

Attorney Sabre Brown is summoned into Judge Lawrence Mitchell chambers for an ex parte hearing. When the judge attempts to discuss one of her cases, she refuses to listen without proper counsel present.

Later that evening, Judge Mitchell is murdered.

Sabre’s shock at his death is only surpassed by an attempt on the life of Dr. Carolina Heller, a psychologist she employs on a regular basis. Sabre now fears for her own life.

Sabre enlists her private eye JP, and they begin to comb and scrutinize her cases, searching for connections between the two crimes. But Sabre’s life is in danger from someone much closer to her.

Sabre and JP’s roads diverge. While JP infiltrates a twisted world of greed and corruption, Sabre is caught up in a domestic crisis fueled by obsession. As each is forced to fight their own battles, the question soon becomes, can they find a way to save one another?