“I read the whole thing in 5 hours, then read it again!” When a young woman is ripped from her home, a killer out on loan is sent overseas to bring her home. With time as his enemy and the rule of law behind him, Atlas Hargrove will rely on a dodgy group of mercenaries and the instincts of his past to find the girl, punish those who took her, and flee the country before all hell breaks loose. Gritty, raw, and unrepentant, with a few laughs, some tears, and so much heart you’ll wonder why it took this long to meet this feisty new hero…$0.99 on Kindle.

A 21st-century, high-seas pirate mafia. A young man torn between family honor and the woman he loves. Dangerous secrets. Cold-blooded revenge. To make it out alive, this modern-day Romeo and Juliet will have to survive betrayal, blood-feud and an ocean full of stone-cold killers. Readers call Lords of the Archipelago ‘RIVETING’, ‘BEAUTIFULLY CRAFTED’ & ‘ACTION-PACKED’. $0.99 on Kindle.

At eighteen, Bruno Marchesi moved from Warren, Ohio where he was raised, leaving behind haunting memories of his deep involvement with organized crime. His family was notorious for running the Italian mafia in the small town, which is just outside of one of America’s original mafia strongholds, Youngstown, Ohio. That same family begged Bruno to leave home, get an education, and live an actual life. So, he did.

Five years later, Bruno was well on his way to achieving his lifelong dream of becoming a multi-millionaire entrepreneur who gave to his future children the chaos-free life he never got to experience. With perfect grades in an MBA program, elite networking skills, and unlimited motivation, Bruno was seen as a true prodigy in the corporate world. He’d ripped through the ranks of business at a rate the world had never seen.

But Bruno writes this story in first person while hiding in a dirty motel room, claiming that the police are on their way to slap the cuffs on him and put him in prison. What happened? Why did Bruno throw away his lifelong dreams? Where did it all go wrong? In the tradition of Joker and The Sopranos, Danny Range’s riveting novel is an intense, ominous, and powerful work of art that shares an all-important, cautionary message for those struggling with mental illness. It’s also an inside look at what it’s like to live with the sickness. $0.99 on Kindle.

Meet Katheryn Hanko. Working for the FBI and stationed in the Albuquerque Field Office, she receives orders to return to Quantico, Virginia—home of the FBI Academy. But is that really where she’s going? Ushered aboard a Department of Justice Gulfstream 550, she meets a man whom she soon determines is not there to introduce her to a new assignment in the FBI. Accepting the call, she then finds herself undergoing a rigorous intake evaluation, and is given her code name, “Hank”, when she insists that they just use her surname minus the O so she can “just be one of the guys”. The only woman in the team, she hides herself behind a string of epithets suitable for fishermen, driven by her anxiety to fit in. Will she ever lose that mouth of hers? And how does she end up being Spud’s wife?

She soon joins the team in her first mission: tracking down an extremist group calling itself Camp Chaos. Free on Kindle.

A compelling, hopeful story of a cynical former Secret Service agent and his idealistic daughter as they follow a longshot candidate into the perilous arena of presidential politics. $0.99 on Kindle.