A CIA operative chronicles one of the most important political events of the 21st century – the election of a third-party candidate in El Salvador.

Thomas Olson, an actuarial savant from idyllic Minnesota, is mesmerized by the symmetry of bell curves, until an existential crisis on his 25th birthday motivates him to seek meaning and purpose in the world of espionage.

After his assignment in Afghanistan is cut short by the shocking exit, leaving the Taliban in control, he walks the halls of headquarters plotting his next move. To his dismay, political agendas are threatening the CIA’s culture of meritocracy, but a chance encounter with the legendary Nicholas Lowe reveals an exciting opportunity.

In El Salvador, Thomas immerses himself in the history of a country scarred by conflict and a corrupt two-party system (FMLN and ARENA). His sources reveal the nascent rise of a third-party candidate and a plot by the FMLN to steal the election, but who can be trusted?

A breakthrough reveals a plot by a former KGB officer and the World Economic Forum to usher in the fourth industrial revolution. Torn by his own political biases, Thomas takes matters into his own hands to ensure free and fair elections. Free on Kindle.

“THE DIARY OF A MAN AT DEATHS DOOR!”
In the 7-Time #1 Bestselling novel that won the prestigious 2022 Stellar Book Award, true events are mingled with fiction in a well-blended cosmopolitan
cocktail of danger and delight.

EXCERPT:

A threat from the past

Two months later, I received a collect call from Sing Sing. Yes, that Sing Sing, the maximum security state prison north of New York City. I didn’t accept the charges, of course, because I didn’t know anyone who had been sent there. After all, I didn’t make it a habit to seek out and befriend convicts. Whoever he was, the caller screamed over the operator as she was speaking to me. I heard him loud and clear after I rejected the call. He was threatening to kill me!

He called a few more times after that, always with the same message: I’m going to kill you, and you won’t see it coming!

I replied, “Obviously your employer didn’t educate you on your subject.”
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After the suspicious deaths of a seventy-something woman and a student recluse, Detective Hiroshi tracks down a gang of scammers who target retirees, robbing them of their pensions, life savings, and even the deeds to their homes. Hiroshi teams up with Detective Ishii, who’s been running a women’s crime task force. Together, they find out who has been ripping off the pensions, life savings, and deeds to homes in shitamachi, the older, eastern side of the city.

With his personal life on hold (almost), Hiroshi finds out how complex the traditional life of Tokyo still is. With old-school Detective Takamatsu and ex-sumo wrestler Chief Sakaguchi watching his back, he finds out who’s behind the scams, and who’s behind the scammers. $2.99 on Kindle.

A knights brutal death exposes political intrigue and romantic rivalries at a Florida Renaissance fair.

Detectives Sara and Ryker are worlds apart. She’s a former wilderness adventure racer; he’s overweight and never left the city. Both are dealing with their own past traumas and estrangements.

If the case goes unsolved before the fair ends in nine days, their boss will lose the mayoral election to a drug lord.

The village setting bustles with colorful Renaissance costumes, music, and lingering aromas. Sara and Ryker must sort through a motley crew of suspects: knights, Scots, a crazed Viking, adulterous queen, blacksmith, falconer, belly dancer, and fortune teller.

After-hour parties in the Scot and Roma camps are rife with complex layers of deceit, power struggles, jealousies, rivalry, and romantic intrigue that intertwine suspects in multiple twists and turns.

Ryker goes undercover to find dirt on the drug lord. In the surprise ending, a shocking detail sends Sara in a perilous pursuit of the killer through the Okefenokee Swamp.

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DA Harris Torrington is ready to take the next step in his political career, running for governor. Then he crosses paths with Ashe Bristol, the new Houston Texans quarterback. They look exactly alike.

To find answers on why they look similar, Ashe asks his friend, Sunee Miller, for help. Sunee, an MD with a PhD in molecular genetics, is baffled. The two men are unlike any genetic pairing in existence.

While trying to solve the mystery, Sunee and Harris fall for each other. But the more they uncover, the greater the danger.

Can they survive long enough to find the answers? Free on Kindle.

When shunned detective, Finn O’Brien, catches the call for a triple homicide behind the gates of the exclusive Freemont Place, he and his partner, Cori Anderson, must follow a trail of bodies and shattered relationships to uncover a horrific truth behind the murders. It is a truth that will bind them together for eternity or sever their relationship in the cruelest cut of all. $4.99 on Kindle.

In the eye of the storm, secrets swirl and survival hangs by a thread.

In “Sanibel Wind,” the tenth electrifying chapter of the Will Harper Mystery Series, the serene life of Florida sleuth Will Harper and his girlfriend Luna is upended by a hurricane’s ferocious arrival. Amidst this natural chaos, the story intertwines with the dark journey of Birdie and Rufus, two desperate souls from Georgia caught in their own storm of crime and survival. As Hurricane Ian’s wrath transforms Sanibel Island from a paradise into a perilous trap, Will, Luna, and Captain Rick navigate treacherous waters, both literal and metaphorical, in a daring mission to aid the stranded and uncover hidden truths.

This thrilling story, steeped in the grand tradition of marina-living PIs like John D. McDonalds Travis McGee and Randy Wayne Whites Doc Ford, presents a rich tapestry of suspense, moral complexity, and resilience. Fans of classic Florida mysteries and new readers alike will find themselves captivated by Will Harper a detective whose deep commitment to justice echoes the legendary figures of the genre. “Sanibel Wind” is more than a tale of a natural disaster; it’s a gripping odyssey through the human spirit’s capacity for courage in the face of overwhelming odds, where each turn of the page is as unpredictable and compelling as the storm itself. $2.99 on Kindle.

A cosmetologist – L.J. Carter (Louella Jo for the folks who knew her when she was growing up) returns to her hometown of Julep, Mississippi for her mothers funeral. After flying out of JFK and arriving at the Biloxi Airport, she is greeted by a woman who not only knew her mother but has some disturbing information to share with L.J. about her mothers death.

A card file Like any good stylist, Jeannette Carter kept all of the important information about her customers on index cards, filed in an old, metal card file. But Jeannette didn’t just keep the latest hairstyles and coloring information, she also kept bits of gossip and information her customers told her. It was innocent enough she just wanted to be sure she remembered what they told her when they were together. But after a customer is murdered, the innocent card file could be the motive for another death.

Bless Your Heart welcome to Julep, Mississippi, right on the Gulf Coast. Where neighbors have known each other for generations. Where the local hair salon has more information about whats going on in town than either the local paper or the local sheriffs department. The owner of the bakery knows you by name. The minister of the biggest church in town has more clout than the mayor. And people say Bless Your Heart for all kinds of reasons, the least of which is when theyre ready to insult you. Free on Kindle.

When a baker is found murdered, her cousin must rise to the occasion Sarah Murray is moving back to her high desert hometown of Bishop, California after the end of her marriage. On the highway south of town, she finds a dog on the side of the road. Unable to leave the poor animal, she pulls over and finds it guarding a dead woman. $0.99 on Kindle.

I got the chance to have a permanent vacation

Which seemed nice until the dead man showed up.

Now I have to figure out who did it before the local cops blame me just because Im different! Which is totally unfair.

But not exactly wrong.

Okay, so maybe I have a little bit of psychic powers. Or it could be witch magic. I cant really tell, because my past is a mystery. And to be honest, the money I inherited is more than a little suspect.

But Im not a criminal.

And I don’t think Im supernatural. At least, not that much.

But it is nice to retire in my mid-20s to Gilead Beach, where time stands still.

See? Im just a normal girl.

Right? $0.99 on Kindle.