Divine Retribution is a thriller by R. Weir. An assassin killed Hunter’s girlfriend to send him a message to stop his investigation of a US senator. The killer made a recording of the apartment and the dead woman and sent it to the parties who...

Darcy: A Pride and Prejudice Variation by Alice McVeigh places us back in the Regency era with the familiar Charles Bingley considering renting Netherfield, and Jane and Elizabeth Bennet jesting about Mr. Bingley's intentions. The family is excited and hopes are high when the ball...

Deadly Secrets from Pond Island is a work of fiction in the mystery, suspense, and crime subgenres, and it forms part of the Vanessa Hutchins series of mystery novels. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience. Penned by author Olivia Raymond, the...

As a single mother of a mentally challenged child, Anya could use some company, even if it's "politsiya." After her mother-in-law Calina was murdered, Anya met a police photographer named Andrei, who showed interest in the murder. Andrei's search for answers leads him to two...

Drops of Glass by Kenneth A. Baldwin is the first installment of a new historical fantasy series set in Europe during World War One. Marcus, an American pilot, and his loyal mechanic, Jane, are assigned to a daring mission behind enemy lines to investigate reports...

Doing Time in California is a slice-of-life drama by Dwight Jesmer. Kimo Jones is a former Catholic school teacher serving a stint in a minimum security prison for a DUI felony in California. Determined to play in the annual golf tournament in Stockton with his...

Michael McDonald-Low and Frank Mantua combined their expertise in creating Deviant Identities. This psychological thriller opens with Marcus Graham and Stephanie Courtland. The latter suffered from Dissociative Identity Disorder, which caused her to have two other personas who wanted to kill Marcus. Her first attempt...

Deflected by Swapnonil Banerjee and Nivedita Majumdar is a historical fiction novel set in mid-19th-century colonial India, revolving around several interconnected storylines. Amid growing political unrest, Radhanath, a prominent Indian mathematician, battles personal turmoil due to feelings for Englishwoman Sara Langley, while Lawrence Cockerel, Calcutta's...

Dancing in the Ring is a work of fiction in the historical fiction, interpersonal drama, and social issues subgenres. It is best suited to the adult reading audience owing to some use of explicit language and moderate sexual situations. Penned by author Susan Sage, this...

In Sharyn Bradford Lunn’s exhilarating, layered mystery, Deep Blue Death (Jami Laramie Mysteries Book 1), a wreck site off the coast of Western Australia turns into a crime scene involving multiple murders and the theft of precious artifacts. When Jami Laramie is accepted as a...