What’s More Possible? To Outrun a Deadly Past? Or to Outrun a Massive Detonation?

Ike Singer is a demolitions expert, or “master blaster”. He is second to none at his craft, knows every type of explosive known to man, and is the one everyone turns to when they need a safe, controlled explosion. Despite being at the very top of his profession, a personal mistake that led to catastrophe nearly brought Ike’s life to ruin.

He has spent every day since atoning for that sin and trying to piece his family back together. And after a great deal of work and soul-searching, Ike believes he has finally moved on. Until now. Just when he believes he has found peace, Ike is targeted by a brilliant psychopath bent on systematically destroying his life. But Ike isn’t some random target: this grudge runs deeper than a landmine’s crater. Ike must use every resource in his arsenal to prevent this killer’s vengeance and be willing to sacrifice everything to save his family and his life before the timer hits zero. Because just when you think the past is behind you, you realize the fuse has been lit this whole time…

New York Times bestselling Thriller and Shamus Award winning writer, Vincent Zandri, brings you yet another thriller that fans of Lee Child, Michael Connelly, JR Rain, and more will love. $0.99 on Kindle.

A botched hit on a near-mythical cartel enforcer known to most of the world as “G” leaves him and his pregnant wife, Carmen, running from the law and the people he once considered family. In a world where the only way out is to kill or be killed, G faces the ultimate dilemma: how do you outrun danger when the danger is you? $0.99 on Kindle.

Whisper Jenkins was born with orange skin, and, considered undesirable, she was banished to an orphanage. At sixteen, she runs away and settles in at the Hill Top Hunting Lodge, where she is treated a little better than in the orphanage.

Whisper makes a mistake with the resident bad boy named John Luke. She knows it’s a mistake, but can’t help herself. Shortly after that, Ross checks into the lodge. He’s a good guy and immediately shows interest in Whisper. Whisper falls for Ross, soaking in his pleasant countenance and rugged individualism. John Luke doesn’t care for this situation and tries to turn the tide. When things don’t go his way, he takes drastic measures.
Bodies pile up, and Whisper’s friends go missing one after another. Whisper and her best friend, Shanna, are taken and kept in a cabin with other hostages. Ross is the only one left with the determination and the ability to save the captives. After a horrific confrontation, Whisper is saved, but John Luke escapes into the forest. Ross tracks him, knowing that one of them won’t return. Whisper follows Ross into the woods, and together, they hunt John Luke until the final outcome.
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As if being a woman sheriff in the West Virginia coal fields wasn’t tough enough, Mary Beth Cain’s life is complicated by the fact that the local hillbilly crime syndicate is run by her mother, Mamie. It’s an association that, along with Mary Beth’s head-busting ways, has her staring down a corruption investigation when she gets a surprise visit from Assistant U.S. Attorney Patrick Connelly.

Twenty years earlier, Patrick was Mary Beth’s high school sweetheart, but they broke up because Mary Beth couldn’t cut the loose ties she maintains with her villainous family. Now Patrick’s worked out a deal to wipe Mary Beth’s slate clean if she’ll just do one thing: arrest her brother, Sawyer, who is the cult leader of a booming anti-government militia that’s been giving the Feds headaches.

It’s an offer Mary Beth refuses until Sawyer’s followers blow up a federal courthouse and G-men start swarming into town, preparing for a siege of the commando’s compound. Suddenly Mary Beth is tasked with trying to head off a bloody, Waco-style massacre and the question isn’t whether she should arrest her brother, but if she can do it in time. $5.99 on Kindle.