Two Russian agents discover a missing nuclear weapon was hidden in an American city by North Korea. Another nuclear weapon nears Seoul in a tunnel built by North Koreans. And North Korea's new military dictator launches an all-out invasion. Will Seoul or Pyongyang be the new capital of a united Korea?

Rabbi Ben, hero of For Whom The Shofar Blows, is back, and more than ever he’s not your bubbe’s rebbe: Lured to a clandestine meeting with the President of Israel, Ben is asked to find the long-missing third of the Aleppo Codex, the world’s oldest complete Hebrew Bible, rivaled in historical importance only by the Dead Sea Scrolls. The missing pages reportedly surfaced in Brooklyn’s Syrian Jewish community, only to vanish again. It’s a job that only Ben can handle. Plunging into a strange, quasi-medieval culture that is both Middle Eastern and Iberian, Ben learns that others seek the Codex—and that they don’t play nice. His guide to all things Aleppo-on Gravesend Bay is Miryam, the sassy, sexy, sweet, grand-niece of the late and increasingly mysterious man rumored to have smuggled the Codex out of Syria almost 70 years earlier. Sparks fly as mystery veers toward a surprise romance and an ending that you won’t see coming.

"Fishermen's Court is the rarest of beasts, a genuinely thrilling thriller." –William Lashner, New York Times Bestselling Author of Freedom Road

“An exciting, fresh new voice in a thoughtful crime thriller. Perfect for fans of Jessica Knoll and Liane Moriarty.” –Best Thrillers

Finn Carroll is a failed artist living a marginal existence in his dead parents’ home. So why would a team of killers want to murder him and frame it as a suicide? Finn survives the encounter to discover the killers have left behind a “suicide note” detailing a dark incident from Finn’s past no one could possibly know about.

Finn escapes to Musqasset Island, his former home, to seek refuge with an old friend, but soon realizes he has trapped himself on the small island with the very people who want him dead—and with old debts that need to be paid. His only hope for survival, and redemption, is to figure out who’s trying to kill him and why they’ve waited eighteen years to act—no easy task in a raging nor’easter, where communications are shaky and relationships (and Finn’s mental state) are even shakier.

When the top American diplomat in Tokyo, Bernard Mattson, is killed, he leaves more than a lifetime of successful Japan-American negotiations. He leaves a missing manuscript, boxes of research, a lost keynote speech and a tangled web of relations.

When his alluring daughter, Jamie, returns from America wanting answers, finding only threats, Detective Hiroshi Shimizu is dragged from the safe confines of his office into the street-level realities of Pacific Rim politics.

With help from ex-sumo wrestler Sakaguchi, Hiroshi searches for the killer from back alley bars to government offices, through anti-nuke protests to military conspiracies. When two more bodies turn up, Hiroshi must choose between desire and duty, violence or procedure, before the killer silences his next victim.

THE MOVING BLADE is the second in the Tokyo-based Detective Hiroshi series by award-winning author Michael Pronko.

Awards for THE MOVING BLADE
Named One of Kirkus Reviews Best Indie Mysteries and Thrillers (2018)
Grand Prize Winner Chanticleer International Book Awards Global Thrillers (2018)
Gold Award Literary Titan Book Award (2018)
Five Star Honoree B.R.A.G. Medallion (2018) 
Gold Award Independent Publisher Awards for Mystery (2019)
Finalist Best Book Awards (2018)
Finalist The Wishing Shelf Book Awards (2018)
Honorable Mention Reader Views Literary Awards (2018-9)

San Diego architect Michael Collwood finds his life shattered after his beautiful wife is murdered with an intentional drug overdose, and the police name him as the prime suspect. After two years the investigation grows cold and Michael has lost everything else: his career, his home, his friends, and his self-respect. Drinking heavily, he hikes far into the desert where he plans to end his ravaged life. But while there he witnesses a small plane crash and finds a dead pilot at the site, one hundred kilos of cocaine, and two million in cash. Michael realizes he now has the opportunity to find his wife's killers, and he returns to San Diego with one thought on his mind: revenge. But Michael discovers he represents a threat to a politically ambitious mayor, the DEA, and the Tijuana drug cartel. In his quest to find his wife's killers, Michael finds the only person he can trust is a wise, old man who is homeless but believes he is living in the 18th century.

After a vicious fight with her boyfriend followed by a night of heavy partying, college freshman Amanda Greene wakes up in her dorm room to find things are not the same as they were yesterday. She can't quite put her finger on it. She's sharing her room with a peculiar stranger. Amanda discovers she's registered for classes she would never choose with people that are oddly familiar. An ominous shadow is stalking her. Uncomfortable memories are bubbling dangerously close to her fracturing world, propelling her to an inevitable collision between fantasy and reality. Is this the mother of all hangovers or is something bigger happening?

"Your best friend can be your worst enemy"

Danny Marsh is a good guy, and also an escaped felon. He has twenty-four hours to make it to freedom in Mexico. Along the way, he must evade the rabid Texas authorities, and even deadlier, the schemes of one of his closest allies, who isn't who he seems.

Do you like the gray areas between good and evil?

Do you like characters who play mind games?

Do you like endings you never saw coming? 

Then you'll love An American Cage, the second novel by Ted Galdi, an Amazon #1 bestselling author who's won Reader Views and Readers' Favorite awards, and been featured by FOX, ABC, and iHeartRadio.

Get your copy of this hit book today and go on a page-turning manhunt through the depths of Texas with a freedom-hungry convict society may hate, but you're sure to love.


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This action-packed psychological thriller is loaded with suspense, mystery, twists, and grit, all while having heart. 

The story follows Danny and his two escape partners on a journey of self-discovery and redemption as they weave through a rocky landscape of family issues, guilt, betrayal, and questions about the nature of good and evil.

You'll meet an eclectic supporting cast, including a renowned neuroscience professor, a car thief, a young female hitchhiker, a high-ranking member of the Aryan Brotherhood, and a local cop with national ambitions.

An American Cage is enjoyed by lovers of popular crime fiction and psychological suspense, a police chase book just as much as it is a psychological manipulation book. 

A hard-boiled police procedural, this Amazon #1 bestseller follows traditional detectives and police officers as they hunt the three escaped prisoners across a bevy of small towns and big cities in Texas. 

At the same time, the novel evolves into a work of sociopath crime fiction as the true intentions of characters come to light, which are unexpectedly dark, disturbing, and scary, involving kidnapping, ransom, and even murder. 

Soon, Danny is fighting for a lot more than his freedom. His life, and those of the ones dearest to him, are at stake. 

Vengeful, he battles to right wrongs and keep himself and the innocent characters safe within the cyclone of devious machinations swirling around him.    

This edgy thriller culminates in a surprise ending sure to leave you both stunned and satisfied.

With echoes of the upmarket novels of writers like Dennis Lehane, An American Cage goes deep into its characters' psyches while remaining fast-paced, gripping, and wildly entertaining.

It's a must-have for fans of Kindle Unlimited suspense thrillers, especially the psychological thrillers Kindle Unlimited offers.

Ted Galdi is also the author of the novels Elixir and Lion on Fire, and the short stories A Road to Nowhere and Hazel Is Missing.


Grab your copy of An American Cage today and embark on your Texas manhunt.

Runner-up, 2016 Shelf Unbound Best Indie Book Competition
Honorable Mention, Genre Fiction, 21st Annual Writer's Digest Self-Published Book Awards

A compelling, fast-moving contemporary thriller: In Albany, New York, the governor's infant daughter disappears without a trace from her crib at the Executive Mansion. Hours later, newly divorced and down-and-out writer Jamie Carter is abducted from the streets of Manhattan. Jamie is whisked upstate, where she is forced by her captor, Don Bailino, an ex-war hero/successful businessman, to care for the kidnapped child in a plot to delay the execution of mobster Gino Cataldi - the sixth man to be put to death in six years by hardliner Governor Phillip Grand. What prevails is a modern-day thriller about family ties, loyalty, murder, betrayal, and love that's told in deftly interweaving narratives that follow the police investigation of the missing Baby Grand, the bad guys who took her, and the woman who must find the strength to protect her.

Camp Baroota has fallen, and The Director has moved on. Forming a replacement- Camp Cachibaché. He has a new psychotic camp director, new security team and an impenetrable remote location. The Director is back in business. However, before the camp is even up and rolling The Wild Card has begun his vengeful hunt for The Director. The Hunter had become the hunted. Nick Hudson is back, more motivated, angry and mentally unstable. He's now committed to a no holds barred death match. A final violent confrontation with The Director. Fate however has another plan for Nick, as he and Nõnkos Zia, the only other survivor from Camp Baroota begin their quest to crush the elusive Director. The Battle has begun for Nick and Nõn. Cachibaché is full of unexpected twists and turns that set Nick into a downward spiral. Hold on tight and avoid the wrath of The Wild Card.