Race Into Murder is penned by author Karen Black in the sports, murder mystery, and intrigue subgenres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience. The plot follows Jeff Frazier, a promising racehorse trainer whose dreams are shattered when his colt becomes entangled...

Fans of whodunnit murder mysteries are in for a treat with Alan Zacher's Being a P.I.- Again! Fifty-seven-year-old Tom Mayor is, by all accounts, a loser. He still lives with his mother and is a habitual drinker with no job, girlfriend, or any other prospects....

In Battered and Buried by Lena Gregory, café owner Gia Morelli and her friend Trevor Barnes have their tranquil kayaking trip along the Ocklawaha River in the Ocala National Forest interrupted when they find Cole, Gia’s head cook, and Cybil, a close friend, standing over...

They say the legendary Craedon has awoken. They say she is burning villages and animals alike. Some say Craedon does not kill and should be revered, while others say she is a menace and should be killed. In the town of Lake Home, residents can...

Captives by Travis Tougaw is book two in the Marcotte and Collins Investigative Thriller series. Jenny Davidson is an old acquaintance of Hadley’s and is desperate to find her brother, who went missing without a trace 15 years ago from the front yard of their...

Several decades ago, eight-year-old Hannah Moreland disappeared from her home. Her sister, Maureen, who now lives a severely agoraphobic lifestyle, was only fifteen at the time, yet still holds herself accountable for the incident, and so do her parents. She believes that Hannah’s ghost is...

In Death Takes a Fall by Sharon Lynn, Maddie McGuire, a 19-year-old hiker, was stuck on a ledge after she slipped off the Cotswold trail while grabbing a few alluring blackberries. Her current love interest, a handsome young Scotsman, Constable Edward Bailey, was standing on...

The Buffalo Butcher: Jack the Ripper in the Electric City by Robert Brighton delves into the horrific serial killings of women, most of whom were prostitutes from the Tenderloin district or the infamous whorehouses and shabby parlors of vice and honky-tonk in downtown Buffalo, New...

Tree Pose: Yoga Mat Mysteries is penned by author duo Susan Rogers and John Roosen in the cozy mystery, crime thriller, and interpersonal drama subgenres. It is best suited to the general adult reading audience. We’re back with this fantastic series in a gripping tale...

Families and Felons by Kathleen J Easley begins when the main character Brenna is given an old rotary dial telephone. She sees it as just an interesting antique but it takes on a more sinister role when it rings. The indistinct voice at the other...