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Pirates
A new thriller from Timothy J. Lockhart. First came SMITH, which author Victor Gischler called "a riveting, page-turning thrill ride and a top notch debut." Now we have PIRATES. Brian Boland, author of "Caribbean's Keeper," calls this one "a high-seas adventure with modern-day pirates of the Caribbean." New from Stark House Press!
A Certain Man's Daughter
A CERTAIN MAN'S DAUGHTER The last person Virginia lawyer Robert Shipley expects to see again is Lisa Lindstrom. Their college relationship didn't end well, and Lisa is now married. She is also the daughter of retiring Senator Lindstrom, and used to getting her way. So when she is mailed with a tape showing her in bed with another woman, and told that she has five days to announce her decision not to run for her father's office, she contacts Robert. Shipley tries to refuse, but it's a losing battle. Which is how he finds himself in the apartment of Lisa's lesbian lover, Cate Gaulois, who is lying dead on the floor with a bullet in her chest. All the evidence for the blackmail-and the murder as well-point to three men who seem to have known Cate through a local strip club where she danced: Tommy Osborn, a ruthless tobacco lobbyist, the man who introduced Cate to Lisa; Bill Murphy, chief of staff for the opposition party, whose card he finds in her apartment; and Frank Nelson, chief of staff to Senator Lindstrom, who was also seen visiting the club. Three tough, arrogant Washington D.C. politicians-which one wants Lisa out of the race? And which one now wants Robert Shipley dead?
Evil Intentions Come
EVIL INTENTIONS COME When Pete Scarcelli agrees to represent sultry Justine Kingman in divorcing her husband Ben-the richest man in town-he has no idea what he's getting into. But he soon finds out that Justine has more plans than just divorce for her husband-deadly plans. When Pete initially refuses to go along, Justine reveals a secret from her past that changes his mind. As he begins to plot with Justine, Pete also has to navigate around Sally Carruthers, a prosecutor and Pete's foe in the courtroom, but a potential lover outside of it. Her father, the chief of police, doesn't want Pete anywhere near his daughter. And then there's Jack Greese, a hardboiled private eye who's not above working both sides of the street. As Pete is drawn deeper and deeper into blackmail and murder, he learns the hard way that only the devil stands between him and Justine. And the devil is a slippery fellow indeed.
Down & Out: The Magazine Volume 1 Issue 2
Picking up from where our last issue left off, we have another group of crime stories written especially for us. Starting with ex-police detective Lissa Marie Redmond whose short fiction has appeared in anthologies like Akashic’s Buffalo Noir and whose debut novel will be out in February 2018, we move along to novelist Andrew Welsh-Huggins, author of the Andy Hayes PI series. Then we have a chilling new tale by short story specialist Nick Kolakowsi, followed by this issue’s featured writer, Bill Crider, who takes us to Blacklin County, Texas, where he treats us to a new story starring everyone’s favorite sheriff, Dan Rhodes. Tim Lockhart’s debut novel came out earlier this year amids...
Signal on the Hill
Former Coast Guard officer Cole Williams is taking a big mental and emotional break. He’s hoping some time with an old buddy in the winter wilds of Newfoundland will calm the conflicts he’s feeling after a lifetime of running fast boats throughout the Caribbean on both sides of a brutal drug war. There is a lot for him to think about as he wanders through the fog and salty air of a remote seaside town. Cole is contemplating mistakes, misdeeds, and loss, trying hard to isolate himself from it all—but that can’t last. Before long, he’s up to his eyeballs in a dangerous plot involving drugs and guns that his old friend has discovered. Like it or not, Cole Williams must get back in a d...
Smith
Smith has been recruited as an assassin by a secretive organization within the U.S. government which weeds out undesirable foreign leaders. As good as Smith is, it's not a calling. For Smith, the real challenge is just to stay alive.
The Exfil
THE EXFIL When the CIA learns a senior North Korean missile scientist wants to defect, the spy agency hires Hamer, a former Navy SEAL now doing paramilitary jobs, to exfiltrate him.The need for the dangerous mission becomes urgent when the ruthless Colonel Park, aka "The Butcher," a senior officer in North Korea's equivalent of the KGB, decides to kidnap the scientist's daughter in Paris and bring her home to use as leverage against her father. After a deadly shootout with Colonel Park and his team, Hamer and Mona Jin, a Korean American intelligence analyst, try to convince the CIA's special ops chief to let them proceed with the exfil. Hamer has his own team, three highly trained SPECOPS experts, but finds himself distracted by his growing feelings for Mona Jin. Meanwhile, at the remote base where Park is holding the scientist, the clock is ticking down on a test to determine whether North Korea's ICBMs can effectively target the United States. Hamer and Mona can exfiltrate the scientist and ruin the test-but only if they get there in time and then stay alive. The odds are long and getting longer by the minute . . . . .
Unlucky Money
UNLUCKY MONEY When Chinese American private-eye Wendy Lu takes on her first murder case, she doesn't realize how dangerous it's going to be. Probing into the murder of Susan Fontaine, the wife of her client, wealthy real-estate developer Whit Fontaine-the primary suspect in the case-Wendy fights to prove he was framed. Wendy used to be a cop but quit after a rookie mistake caused the death of her partner. Now she leads a more traditional life, dealing with her guilt, feeling she has disappointed her parents. Yet despite hostility from Fontaine's arrogant business partner, opposition from the police, and violent threats on her life, she perseveres in the case. And that's when Wendy discovers things that Fontaine, his partner Tom McKenna, and even Ryan Connolly, the police detective in charge of the murder investigation, would like to keep secret-that Fontaine-McKenna Associates is using criminal-syndicate money to finance the casino the firm wants to build. Now she is forced to use everything she's learned just to stay alive.
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