Detective Jack Ryder is chaperoning his kids’ field trip when he gets the call from the head of the Cocoa Beach Police Department. A body has been found and they need his help. Soon, Jack finds himself up against a killer, a predator who ruthlessly chases women and kills them so they can never leave him. The case soon causes serious consequences for him and his family once the truth is revealed. $0.99 on Kindle.

A veteran of battles with mythological demons, Carter stumbles upon something that he feels defies reason. While waiting in a church for Stella, meeting with a cleric-friend who recently returned from Greece, he witnesses something that defies reason. Stella’s next book will be about texts and treasures because she is an authority on the Byzantine period. Her original plan was to continue gathering material for her book with Carter coming along for moral support—and company. However, once a mysterious call comes in the middle of the night, and a raspy voice pleads with him for help, research gathering takes a backseat. When their search for Stella’s friend take them to Savannah, once again Carter is forced to consider that what he believed to have been resolved—and buried—is not finished threatening humanity. And this time, the ancient evil has company of modern-day evil because men and women with money and power will always want something more…. $0.99 on Kindle. 

“Who’s Shirley Valentine?”Shirley Valentine was Roz’s favourite film. It was about a repressed, middle-aged housewife from Liverpool who spends her days talking to her kitchen wall. When she leaves her husband for an impromptu holiday to the Greek Islands with a friend, she rediscovers her lust for life and decides to stay.Annie Rivers isn’t middle-aged; she’s thirty-one. She doesn’t hail from England; she lives in New Zealand and she doesn’t talk to the kitchen wall—just her cat.Her late sister Roz had a passion for anything and everything to do with Greece, including Shirley Valentine and the New Age musician, Yanni. Just for the record, though, Annie never shared in her sister’s love of Yanni’s white trousers, unlike their mutual best friend, Carl. The print that once hung on Roz’s bedroom wall of Santorini now hangs on Annie’s and she’s picked up the pen pal relationship with Kassia Bikakis where Roz left off.Kassia, along with the rest of the Bikakis family, help run her mother-in-law’s namesake Eleni’s guesthouse on the Greek island of Crete. These days, Annie and Kas prefer email to snail mail and in their exchanges, Annie confides how much she hates her new boss and how much she loves the wedding dress she’s spotted in the window of an exclusive boutique. $0.99 on Kindle.