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Former Boston P.D. Captain Stanford Carter and his wife, forensic scientist Jill Seacrest, have decided to move to the Big Apple to accept positions with the New York branch of the FBI. Rookie Agent Shania Deeprose completes the trinity as they collide head-on with raging and rampant social, political, and economic unrest amid a string of murders that seem unrelated and may be serial, copycat, thrill, or hate-driven. As they struggle to understand the mind and thought processes of the orchestrators, killers and victims, the team begins to wonder who’s who. The line between black and white, superior and subordinate, right and wrong and good and evil disappears as they are forced to reevaluate their own thoughts, feelings, and philosophies. Ultimately, every character must come to their own conclusions to these questions: Is justice ever more important than the law? Is playing God justifiable if it’s for the greater good of all? Come along for the ride to see if Agent Carter will decide to stick to being a hunter or become judge, jury, and executioner, instead. $0.99 on Kindle.

America is on the verge of collapse, in the thrilling post-apocalyptic sequel to international bestseller, The Jakarta Pandemic. On August 19, 2019, an inconceivable attack against America’s infrastructure will unleash a human darkness over the United States—with a vast appetite for chaos and violence. Alex Fletcher, former Marine, will wake to this brutally hostile landscape, thrown headfirst into an epic, impossibly grueling journey to save his family and friends. $0.99 on Kindle.

Although looking young, longer, is a byproduct of this Chinese art, its main purpose is to extend quality of life into old age (EQOL), i.e., good health and fitness into your latter years. Everything you did for fun, enjoyment and sports in your forties, you should be able to do in your seventies and beyond. This ancient art is all natural…no drugs, pills, lotions, potions, hormones, etc., none of which will make you look younger or live longer in good health (just make some people rich). Best of all, there is no restrictive diet, no stenuous exercise, no time consuming requirements, and as you progress, you will feel better, look better and be able to take advantage of the last twenty years of your life, instead of debilitation, illness, pain and requiring a caregiver. It will require many lifestyle changes, but nothing that causes stress, great inconvenience or unacceptable restrictions to your life. The main source of information in this book is Grand Master Tian Yong, a woman who is sixty-two at the time of writing and is often mistaken for a woman in her twenties. She doesn’t really care about youthful appearance as her main concern is living in good health and fitness to the end of her days. Free on Kindle.

If you could, would you rake up the past to find your roots – even if it could kill you? Tara Wilson’s mother died suddenly when she was ten and nobody will tell her why. Now she is on a quest to discover the truth and is digging up family secrets someone wants to keep buried. As she meets a wall of silence at nearly every turn, she relies on the countless foster carers whose homes she passed through for snippets of information that could lead her to the truth. They are her only hope, but are they lying to her? A fast-paced, gripping novella from the author of Hired Hands. $0.99 on Kindle.