Daily Archives: March 21, 2019

Mark for Blood: A Mason Dixon Tropical Adventure Thrillerby Nick Thacker

“I knew I would kill him as soon as he walked in…”

Mason Dixon just wants the quiet life.

He’s a bartender, and he wants to keep it that way.

But his past as an assassin has caught up with him.

Taking out the “marks” is something he doesn’t necessarily enjoy, but he finds it necessary: they’re ‘schmucks,’ guys who shouldn’t be allowed to walk the streets free.

Best of all, taking them out helps him pay the mortgage on his bar.

But Mason makes a mistake, and the wrong person is put into danger. He’s now forced to try to make things right, even if it costs him everything.

A gritty, edgy, crime thriller set off the tropical South Carolina coast with plenty of humor and a touch of noir, Mark for Blood is a story about a man hell-bent on revenge – and redemption.

Start reading today!

CARA (The Cornelius Saga Book 3) by Tanya R. Taylor

Not all children are innocent — at least not in this story!

Dark, disturbing secrets involving a strange little girl begin to surface and Mira Cullen knows that something isn’t quite right.

After being bullied on the first day at her new school, Rosie Cullen has found a new friend in a mysterious loner named Cara. Rosie knows her only by her first name, but feels she has an obligation to be there for her in an otherwise lonely existence. Mira, Rosie’s gifted mother, allows the budding friendship for a time, but soon senses that things are NOT what they appear to be.

The Cullens will eventually discover that what they initially thought was a worthy deed has turned out to be an unforgettable nightmare.

“I took care of things,” Cara replied casually. “I had no choice. Besides, they deserved it.”

EVERY FAMILY HAS ONEby Joanna Warrington

Fourteen-year-old Kathleen is walking home from a concert on a dark Liverpool night in 1974 when she’s violently raped. The attacker, unimaginably, is her trusted parish priest. Terrified, Kathleen never tells her pious Catholic mother, and when she discovers she is pregnant, she pays a terrible price for her silence. Her mother believes Kathleen to be a fallen child and sends her to have her ill-begotten baby in Ireland. Kathleen toils in a notorious Magdalene Laundry, where heartless nuns dole out merciless penance on shamed girls. Kathleen never recovers from her trauma, and years later she’s become the overprotective, paranoid mother of a second child. Meanwhile, Faye, a widowed mother of three worries about her teenage son, Tim. He’s increasingly withdrawn, but when several parcels are mysteriously delivered the shocking truth about what is going on in his life is slowly revealed. She turns to an old flame believing he is at the root of Tim’s problems and as the couple rekindles their love, Tim’s troubles deepen. Faye pours out her sorrows in letters to a friend, and slowly, shocking family secrets and interwoven relationships reveal themselves. As it turns out, Kathleen isn’t the only fallen one in this story of love, forgiveness, and powerful family ties.

‘Every Family Has One’ and ‘The Catholic Woman’s Dying Wish.’ can be read together. ‘Every Mother’s Fear’ is Joanna’s latest book.

Thailand After Divorce by Barry J Steel

Barry J Steel, an offshore worker from an industrial town in England, tells a humorous and self-deprecating account of a two year period in his life.
The story starts with his divorce and subsequent holiday to Thailand, ‘The Land of Sin.’
In Thailand he discovers and becomes addicted to a city called Pattaya. Finding it hard to settle back into normal western life he keeps returning to the city as often as he can, having four holidays there in the space of nineteen months.
The book also covers such topics as media propaganda, HIV and ladyboys…
Barry gives a frank account of the people he met, the experiences he had and the very wild sights he saw. This book is definitely not for the easily offended!

Kat & Maus by Brad Chisholm

“An enjoyable romance involving entrapment, shopping sprees, crevasses, and ugly hiking boots.” –KIRKUS REVIEWS

A remarkable emotional, sensual and visual journey.

Mark Bell is a top Beverly Hills criminal defense attorney. He becomes obsessed with proving his wife Kat’s loyalty after discovering a hidden cache of journals and intimate photos which document a sexual appetite she has never shared with him, even though they have been married for ten years.

Mark broods over Kat’s journals – until fate provides a way for him to test Kat’s loyalty.

It’s brilliant – as long as Kat never finds out.

The Angel of Avondale Abbeyby Nadine Millard

James Harrington has always done what was right, what was good, earning himself the title of Angel of Avondale. His life has followed the exact course it should, with nothing ever getting in his way. That is, until a mysterious letter from Vienna arrives and turns his world upside down.

Senna Baker never thought she’d find herself running for her life, heading for a place she’d never even heard of, let alone seen. But she’s run out of options and now the only person who can help her is the Marquess of Avondale.

James and Senna find themselves in circumstance they never could have imagined. And with a niece to protect, it’s vital that they get to the bottom of the mystery they’ve become embroiled in. Fighting an unknown enemy is hard enough. But for the Angel of Avondale, fighting the devilish attraction to his unexpected guest is proving almost impossible.

Vex: Mythical Ink Series 1: A Paranormal Demon Romanceby LS Anders

The Demon…
When no good deed goes unpunished, Vex finds himself cast out of Netherworld. Hell-bent on returning from where he came, he realizes too late that he was where he was meant to be.
…and the Fairy…
It was lust at first sight when Alea sets eyes on the demon. Craving a taste of the hot-blooded male, she finds in him what she never thought possible.
…and an extraordinary love that won’t be denied.
When unseen forces rip them apart, not even Hell itself can keep them from each other.
~Paranormal spin-off of the Exotic Ink Series~