He was hired to find the leak. He didn’t know he was the bait. Caleb Rourke thought returning to Washington was just another job — a routine security audit for a biotech giant, triple the usual rate, quick in and out. Then he found a ghost in the code: a decade-old encryption signature from a heist he was supposed to have buried forever. And a name he never expected to see again.When Caleb’s ruthless aunt Vivienne — Washington’s most formidable power broker, days from confirmation as Secretary of State — summons him back into her orbit, she doesn’t ask for loyalty. She assumes it. But Caleb is about to discover that the audit was never about the company. It was about him. And the man he once loved, who vanished ten years ago, is walking through the lobby.

In the Serpent’s Shadow is a razor-sharp political thriller about power, betrayal, and the dangerous moment when the past stops being history and starts being a weapon.The serpent is in the light now. And Caleb Rourke is finally the one holding the pen. $0.99 on Kindle.

From Angela R. Key, author of the Amazon bestselling psychological thriller The Lies We Inherit, comes a colder, sharper return to the Scott family world. What began as revelation becomes rule. After Richard Scott’s death, Elise Marian Scott does not inherit comfort. She inherits control. At Ashdown, the family estate that once trained everyone around it to obey, Elise locks down access, strips old assumptions of power, and begins uncovering the hidden architecture beneath the Scott name: sealed archives, buried records, off-book wealth, and a private machinery built to outlast scandal, succession, and death. What begins as custody becomes command. But the house is only the center of it. Outside Ashdown, old corridors of influence are still alive, and the weakest member of the family has already become a doorway for men who want back into the system Richard Scott built. As Elise rewrites the rules of the house and corrects the terms of entry, she is forced to decide what must be protected, what must be weaponized, and how much of her father’s discipline she is willing to become. Cold, elegant, and increasingly dangerous, The House Obedient returns to the world of The Lies We Inherit with a sharper heroine, a grander power struggle, and a house that answers to no one by accident. $0.99 on Kindle.

A home security technician watches lives unfold through surveillance feeds. When the system fails to protect children, he starts stepping in himself. But justice has a cost, and the more John does for the right reasons, the harder it becomes to know if he should stop.
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Magic, Genies, and a Talking Cat in this Fun Cozy Mystery!

Whenever this group chooses a book, magic happens. The mystery comes to life, and they find themselves part of the story. To exit the book and get back home, they need to solve the mystery and reach The End.

This time, the club chooses a book set in a mansion atop the mountains of Arizona. They discover a strange antique oil lamp that contains a shocking surprise.

Could this enchanted lamp have something to do with their host’s fall from a door to nowhere? Or could he have been pushed out the door by one of the strange people who belong to the quirky group who live here?

This brave, crazy, motley group must work together to unravel the mystery in their latest inside-the-book journey.

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‘A muscular, suspenseful crime thriller about consequence and the long shadow of obligation.’ BestThrillers.comMichael Kramer, an eighteen-year-old talented martial artist, is blamed for the accidental death of his best friend James Basset.

Sentenced to five years for involuntary manslaughter, Michael is forced to navigate a prison system where race dictates every opportunity and every threat.

In this harsh world, trusting someone like Ijal, a drug mogul from a different background, is a risk. Yet when Ijal intervenes to stop a violent attack, Michael discovers that loyalty can outweigh the rigid hierarchy, and he will forever be indebted to the inmate for saving his life.

Upon his release, Michael returns to his hometown and reconnects with Ijal, only to be pulled into the dangerous criminal world that he and his cousin Cory inhabit.

Michael tries to rebuild his life, build a relationship with his father and return to his martial arts path. But prison has changed him in ways he can’t ignore.

Loyalty becomes its own kind of cage. To repay his debt, Michael crosses lines he once believed he never could, sinking deeper into violence.

Bound by murder, Michael and Ijal flee – because the next time they’re caught, there will not be any second chances.Chris Young lives in New Zealand. The Debt is his first novel. $4.99 on Kindle.

FREE – Stand-alone or in the series, you’ll love this cozy mystery. Small-town murder with amateur sleuths you can’t get enough of. Free on Kindle.

When an EMP plunges Charleston into silence, paramedic Lisa fights to save lives as the city unravels. With Dylan at her side, every step toward her family’s farm means facing looters, violence, and impossible choices. Survival demands more than skill, it demands sacrifice. $0.99 on Kindle.

Violet visits the sticky heat of the South to help her best friend find her missing husband. Her last case involved missing ChapStick, but she’s all Fiona has, since the sheriff abandoned the case. However, as the clues add up, she realizes everyone is a suspect, including her own friend. Perfect for fans of small-town secrets and amateur sleuths. $0.99 on Kindle.

From the world of the #1 Amazon Urban Fiction hit The Monster Besides the Silence comes the newest installment in the Wolf Gospel Universe: a hard, fast, pressure-loaded street novel about hunger, loyalty, fear, and the deadly math of bad decisions made too quickly.

91 Seconds follows Augustus “Ock B” Jenkins, a man pushing forty and running out of respectable ways to survive.

The jobs dried up. The money never stretches far enough. Family still needs him. Pride still tells him he can hold the line. But hunger has a sound, and after a while it gets louder than shame.

When a reckless first move goes wrong and bullets replace fantasy, Ock realizes the streets are not built for hope, fantasy, or hesitation. They are built for consequence.

What follows is not a rise-to-power fairy tale. It is a brutal education in survival.

As Ock tightens his circle and sharpens his methods, he and his crew begin moving with discipline, timing, and a doctrine built on one cold truth: in this life, every second matters. Ninety-one seconds can be the difference between getting away clean, ending up in cuffs, or never making it home at all.

But the deeper they go, the harder it becomes to control the chaos around them. Rumors turn into mythology. Jewelry turns into exposure. Public reaction turns street moves into citywide noise. And every robbery, every split, every argument, and every bad decision leaves something behind: heat, witnesses, pride, resentment, blood.

Set within the wider Wolf Gospel Universe, 91 Seconds expands the world that readers first entered in The Monster Besides the Silence, while standing as its own ruthless, fully realized story of pressure, loyalty, and collapse.

This is not a soft side story or a detached companion novel. It is a darker extension of the same living universe, where reputation travels fast, fear spreads faster, and survival always comes with a cost.

What makes 91 Seconds hit harder is that it never mistakes the streets for spectacle. This novel understands the difference between fear and discipline, between image and reality, between the rules a crew says it lives by and what happens when those rules are tested under real pressure.

Friendships fray. Egos swell. Loyalty gets expensive. Safe geography starts disappearing. And once the city turns your name into a story, it becomes almost impossible to separate myth from the bodies and consequences underneath it.

Ock is not chasing glory. He is chasing control in a world that punishes sloppiness, weakness, and bad timing with permanent results.

The book moves with urgency, but its real strength is the way it understands the emotional and psychological cost of the life: the humiliation of being broke, the seduction of getting away with it once, the slow corrosion of paranoia, and the way pressure can turn discipline into fracture.

Every move narrows the room. Every rumor tightens the walls. Every second brings the end closer.

For readers of raw, intelligent urban fiction with real stakes, real consequences, and a voice that does not flinch, 91 Seconds delivers a tense, unforgiving ride through hunger, pride, greed, survival, and the split-second decisions that decide everything.

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A massive EMP plunges Los Angeles into chaos. Trapped in a penthouse, Cassy must use her military training to protect her sister and survive fires, looters, and a city collapsing into darkness. $0.99 on Kindle.

“Nevada Guardian, April Parks, pleaded guilty to 6 felony charges, including the exploitation of an older person, theft, and perjury, and was sentenced to 16 to 40 years.”– KNTV

The Guardian is gripping fiction — inspired by crimes against the elderly, which occurred and are occurring in the U.S.

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A cozy mystery adventure with an enchanted library and a clever talking cat!

When this club selects a book, magic happens. They are whooshed inside the book and become the main characters as the mystery comes to life. It is exhilarating fun – until they realize they can’t get out until they solve the crime and reach The End.

In every book journey they are excited to land in a unique world and meet a different kind of paranormal being. And even better, in these books, calories don’t count, and the cat talks! Free on Kindle.

Every year, thousands of children disappear into networks that exist only because powerful people protect them — politicians, judges, investigators quietly told to look elsewhere. Sixty-seven pages of one such ledger fall into the hands of three people the system has already failed: a soldier whose niece was on the list, a quiet European who has waited fifteen years, and a third man who reads it end to end and says, “I choose violence.” What follows is precise, methodical, and uncomfortable to read — not because the violence is graphic, but because the math is honest. The book asks not “should they?” but “why didn’t anyone else?” $0.99 on Kindle.