Geoff Winters is the Head of Security for the powerhouse health care company, Valhalla Pharmaceuticals. As he struggles with personal demons, he discovers a devious plot that, if unchecked, will unleash a devastating wave of illness in the United States and around the world. As Winters attempts to determine who his allies are and who is behind the intrigue, a series of bizarre murders trigger events at the company. Power plays in the executive suite, secrets hidden in corporate research laboratories, entanglements with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, and the desire for domination of the health care system by a global health care enterprise all must be laid bare to determine what is behind The Arakniv Deception. Free on Kindle.

A courier for a major drug cartel has an offer. If his pregnant wife and three year old daughter can be rescued from Mexico, he will supply all the information he has on the smuggling operation. With corrupt officials involved on both sides of the border he reaches out to Dr. Sean Nolan for help.
To Dr. Nolan it seems like a simple request and well worth the risk.
Uh……..or not. $0.99 on Kindle

Meg Miller finds a nude body in the upstairs bedroom of a lavish Victorian home before the annual homes tour. She’s a suspect, but soon turns amateur sleuth to find out who killed the prominent socialite. Her emerging intuition kicks in when her volunteer work with the historical foundation turns sour after the Ms. Steampunk Contest. After that, the good old boys from high school are going down. $0.99 on Kindle

Compelled to find the truth about his wife’s death and blackmailed by an unknown man, Gerhardt Koenig must kidnap Caroline Kimber, the wife of billionaire Anton Kimber. Trained in the art of need-to-know from his experience as an army officer, Gerhardt will soon discover there are too many players and not enough plausible deniability. Free on Kindle.

She was the one that got away.
It was a dark and stormy night… No kidding, it really was.
I’d quit the police force only a couple of days earlier – that was back in 2008 – and I was on my way to a poker game at the Sorbonne when a shadow crossed in front of my car. It went by so fast I didn’t have time to stop. I hit the brakes hard and swerved into the mud at the side of the road.
I looked out through the deluge, but it was difficult to make out the figure coming towards the driver’s side window. Instinctively, my hand went for my gun and rested on the grip, but as the figure came closer I could see it was a girl. Her hair, dark, bobbed, was plastered to her head and face. The raccoon eye shadow smeared above her eyes had run in rivulets down her cheeks. She looked like one of the walking dead, but more than that she looked scared, really scared.
What the hell is she doing out here alone in this kind of weather? I wondered as I let go of my gun and rolled the window down a half-inch.
“Get in the back,” I yelled at her, and flipped the lock so she could open the door. And that’s how it all began. Had I known what I was getting myself into I might have done differently… No, I wouldn’t. Anyway, that’s how I became a private detective.
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The Harry Starke Genesis series of mystery thrillers is recommended for fans of David Baldacci, James Patterson’s Alex Cross, Harlan Coben’s Myron Bolitar, Robert B. Parker’s Spenser, John Sandford’s Lucas Davenport, and Daniel Silva’s Gabriel Allon. $0.99 on Kindle