Warren Steelgrave didn’t know how he had landed himself in his current plight, but he knew he had to get out of it. It all had started with a rumor about his friend Jack Sullivan - a nonfiction writer - having information about Chinese crime...

A terrorist known only by the nom de guerre "Terror's Sword" is barrelling toward America to attack it with an undetermined weapon of mass destruction. With millions of his citizens facing certain death, Terror's Sword: A Kyle McEwan Novel by Kevin Kuhens relates how the...

The Goldilocks Genome by Elizabeth Reed Aden is the most exceptional medical thriller I've ever read. It starts with Wendy von Gelden's suicide. Wendy was diagnosed with major depression, and because the treatment she tried didn't work, she took her own life. When her wealthy...

The friends he had lost on the battlefield. The lives he had taken. The stinking government secrets he harbored. All for what? The medals he had earned that gave him the title “The most decorated soldier alive in India”? All of these ate into Major...

Twins by Don Helin is a chilling military fiction novel that unravels when a member of the little-known Patriot Militia sets on fire a library in the small town of Wellsboro, Pennsylvania, wounds a librarian, and kills a sheriff who tries to stop him....

The Black Widow (Bombs Cause a Panic in Boston) by Cynthia Fridsma is a horror story that would appeal most to a diverse audience of mature young adults and adults who enjoy supernatural horror and who do not mind reading about the events surrounding the...

The Light Reapers: End of the World by Gary Hickman is a terrorist thriller that meets all the qualifications any reader looks for in the genre. An elite team is out to stop one of the most dangerous threats that humanity has ever faced. It...

When Heenehan Telecom Company took over Principal Processing Company, it fired all the staff except Jim Dennis and Beth Madison. They were tax accountants like fish out of water in the new company. The environment was hostile, the bosses were unbearable, and the cliques hated...

Jay Perin's The Cuban Gambit (One Hundred Years of War Book 3) continues the epic series that begins in The Maltese Attack and adapts the Indian epic mythology—the Mahabharata. There are no boring moments in the fast-moving plot that includes plans for revenge, evil plots...

The Twelfth Commandment by Gary Paul Corcoran begins in Northern Iraq, Moka-Kurdish Territory in the winter of 2012. Army Ranger Sergeant Blake Peters and his team rescue a Kurdish man, Firat, and his fighters who are running from Colonel Arslan, Turkish Army Special Forces OKK...