What is the difference between justice and fairness?

What are the limits you are willing to overcome for the one you love?

When DCI Paul Peterson meets Hope for the first time, he confronts a struggling teenager with her hands and shirt full of blood. It seemed to be the easiest of cases as she confessed her double murder.

So why does Paul feel his mission must be to prove her innocence rather than close the case? What are the secrets Hope is hiding?

When Helen, Olivia’s mother and celebrated neurosurgeon, chooses her dedication to work against the long-awaited vacation trip to Paris with her husband and daughter, she doesn’t know she is making one of those decisions able to change her life forever.

How far can a mother go to keep her hope alive?

Sometimes is the culprit the real victim. $0.99 on Kindle.

Catherine is determined to expose those responsible for the death of her friend – a future British Prime Minister. She enters the world of controversial genetics research; uncovers a tangled web of corporate corruption and murder; and faces the
mysterious, sinister Cerberus.

Can Catherine discover the truth in time to protect a world-changing medical discovery and save the lives of her son and the man she loves? $0.99 on Kindle.

Angie and Justin find themselves in the grip of romance. The dream life they’ve set out to build could be perfect, but even the most beautiful dream can become a nightmare. The newlyweds, and unrequited love, find themselves on a collision course the likes of which none may survive. Based on true events. $6.99 on Kindle.

A note, with a call for help, interrupts Lord Tensbury this morning.

The note can also be blackmail.

Who is behind the blackmail? Will it succeed? Can it be stopped?

If the information hinted in the note becomes public, it will prevent Tensbury’s son Andrew from becoming the youngest prime minister of Britain in over 200 years.

It is nine days before the general election. Andrew is the leader of the Conservative Party. While campaigning, he extols the achievements and humble beginnings of the 1st Baron Tensbury, to whom Queen Victoria granted peerage.

The blackmail note refers to a horrible event in 1850s Africa. It implicates the 1st Baron Tensbury. That is why Tensbury must stop the blackmailer, whoever it is.

Across the Atlantic, a young American woman from Silicon Valley, Hanna Arnol, is getting ready to retrace her ancestor Signe’s steps. Alone on a trading ship, as a girl of eighteen, Signe traveled from Norway to South Africa in 1859. Signe wrote a diary each year. Hanna has them all, except for a couple of torn-out pages from 1859.

As Tensbury tries to preempt, what he assumes, is the Labor Party’s effort to discredit his son, his agent’s path crosses that of Hanna Arnol, looking to solve the mystery of the lost pages.

Crime, pride, remorse, and intrigue are all part of this story. What was the horrible event in Africa? Do the missing pages contain the answer? And will Tensbury deflect Labor’s plotting efforts?

If you enjoy mystery-thriller-suspense, this book is for you. $0.99 on Kindle.