Lost Lives (Emily Swanson Mystery Thrillers Book 1) by Malcolm Richards is a suspenseful murder mystery. Emily left behind her old life in the country and has moved to London to start a new life, but she is struggling with anxiety. She is all alone...

Last Stop: Paris by John Pearce is the thrilling sequel to Treasure of Saint-Lazare. Ex-soldier Eddie Grant is just starting his life over in France with his beautiful fiancée, Aurelie. As a favor to a friend in the CIA, Eddie and Aurelie attend a banker's...

Love Has No Ending by M. RéShor is a fast paced and gripping novel. Ex-special agent Troy’s life evolves from one of danger and espionage to the safety and tranquility of family life with wife Jill and sixteen-year-old daughter Madi. But, unknown to him, crazed...

Ronald A Feldman knows how to hook a reader! The opening paragraph of Little Secrets, BIG LIES sucks us right in as a man has his head blown off by a bullet at the height of an illicit sexual encounter. Though readers never exactly find...

Last Shot: A Short Tale of the Absurdity of Life and Death is a contemporary fiction short story written by Justine Avery. Bernard was a precise and orderly man who was sick and tired of the world. He felt unappreciated and scorned by people who...

Lethal Legacy: Raff Rafferty Mystery Series, Book 5 is a murder mystery written by Robert Joseph. Raff is currently the hospital chaplain at Ryan Medical Center in Seattle. His daughter, Fati, had resigned her job as an LAPD detective and was travelling in Spain to...

In a great shorter-form novel, Landfall, by author Joseph Jablonski, we follow Jake Thomas, a man who's ready for a different kind of life after spending thirty years working at sea. But he finds it difficult to put his old life behind him, especially when...

Sigh. That was my reaction when I finished David C. Edmonds’ new work, Lily of Peru. You know, the type of sigh you emit after you’ve finished a book that has left you with a deeply satisfying feeling of having read a really, really great...

Lady of the Manor by Adrian Q. Heflin is my favorite kind of book. Not since V.C. Andrews’ book, Flowers in the Attic, have I read about so much family drama and so many secrets. The story follows the lives of the Creek family. Rosemary...