Recent release “Phoebe’s Money” from Page Publishing author Rhonda Kings is fast-paced and suspenseful novel introducing Maddie Montgomery, a graphic designer whose widowed mother, Phoebe, invites a charming stranger into their lives. When the mystery man’s smooth demeanor begins to show some suspicious cracks, Maddie must overcome her initial attraction to reveal the true character and motives of the real Jack Stone. $9.99 on Kindle.

The Gardener introduces readers to Detective Riley Finn.

Det. Finn works in the Special Cases Unit (SCU) of the Chicago Police Department where they track the worst caliber of criminals. Like the unit she works in, Riley is a special kind of detective with a unique gift – she can see auras and evil has an aura like no other. $3.99 on Kindle.

Adventurous reporter Tom Miller is hot on the trail of a firebug in 1947 Los Angeles. If he breaks the story, he stands to win it all: the headlines, the girl, and more. But if he falls to dangerous temptation, he stands to lose everything. Including his life! The City Burns at Night is the first book in the Hollywood Newshawk series. Free on Kindle.

End-of-life care—or assisted death

When her elderly patients start dying at home days after minor surgery, anesthesiologist Dr. Kate Downey wants to know why. The surgeon, not so much. “Old people die, that’s what they do,” is his response. When Kate presses, surgeon Charles Ricken places the blame squarely on her shoulders. Kate is currently on probation, and the chief of staff sides with the surgeon, leaving Kate to prove her innocence and save her own career. With her husband in a prolonged coma, it’s all she has left.

Aided by her eccentric Great Aunt Irm, a precocious medical student, and the lawyer son of a victim, Kate launches her own unorthodox investigation of these unexpected deaths. As she comes closer to exposing the culprit’s identity, she faces professional intimidation, threats to her life, a home invasion, and, tragically, the suspicious death of someone close to her. The stakes escalate to the breaking point when Kate, under violent duress, is forced to choose which of her loved ones to save—and which must be sacrificed.
$1.99 on Kindle.

“The Money has all the twists and thrills of a great law-and-order thriller–only with better writing. Action-packed, droll, and erudite, the attorney-turned-author David Klein is establishing himself as a literary, thinking man’s James Patterson.” Julia Dahl, “Ally Hughes Has Sex Sometimes” (writing as Jules Moulin), NBC’s The West Wing. Free on Kindle.