Helena is incarcerated. She has crossed the lines, but what has she done? Once a week, Helena see a psychologist and talks with him, and the truth is presented piece by piece. For several years she had a relationship with a man who gave her the courage to live, despite her dark secrets, but she was always “the other woman” and finally Helena’s fragile world crashes.

We meet Helena in shards: talks with the psychologist interspersed with flashbacks to her childhood and Helena’s inner conversation with the love of her life. The story is full of nerves and tension rises with the realization of who Helena really is.

Seared is a psychological thriller that insightfully depicts a broken womans desperate attempts to create a life worth living. $0.99 on Kindle.

A struggling PI (Covington Stone) tries everything to get the business he dreams of. After attending an annual convention to try to drum up business, he gets a break in the form of a jewel heisting case when a mysterious woman comes into his life pretending to be his partner and letting their new client know that as well. Free on Kindle.

Julie Meyes, cut off financially from her parents, inherits a paranormal detective agency from her recently deceased aunt. She meets Addison for the first time where she’s roped into solving a case that involves an amulet that supposedly carries a mummy’s curse. Free on Kindle.

A rich widow is being blackmailed, and it’s up to the Sutton Brothers, Nick and C.J., to find out who is responsible.

You can call them Crime Dramas, Private Investigator Shows, Police Shows or any other name you can think of, the point is that the 1970’s & 1980s was full of them and many were just incredible to watch!

If you’re like me, you couldn’t (and still can’t) get enough of all the great prime-time detective and action. They had it all—great drama, thrilling action, slapstick/screwball comedy, charming good-looking leading men and women, cheesy 1-liners, breaking the 4th wall, cross-over shows, character development, recurring villains, unique plot lines, unmatched acting, a bountiful mix of genres, voiceovers/narations, and more. Some people might moan and groan about how unrealistic some of the situations in those shows were. So what? Roll with it! It’s fun escapism – embrace the absurd and enjoy it. Some of the shows did very effectively strive for realism.

To bring back their amazing works to TV is tough because they don’t make good shows like these anymore, and forget about the movie adaptations! It’s time to bring these shows back and make amazing kindle books, it’s the least anyone can do to pay respect to some of the greatest shows ever, and keep their history and memories alive. Free on Kindle.