Tragedy enters the quaint coastal town of New Haven, Oregon when the recently released convict, Ross Conrad, vows to make good on a ten-year-old threat. Private Investigators, Troy and Eva Winters take on the case when they realize their good friend, Jasmine, is the object of his delusional obsession.

When the threat becomes deadly and Jasmine turns up missing, Troy and Eva go on the hunt for Ross and his captive. The chase leads them from the Oregon coast to the dense forest of Puget Sound, Washington. Following clues and evidence of bodies left behind, Troy and Eva must find Jasmine before her time runs out. Free on Kindle.

Haley has survived a horrific accident, but she was not the only one involved. After fleeing the scene, she seeks shelter in an unfamiliar town. Suffering from amnesia, details of her life are foggy and she carefully conceals details of the accident while she struggles to remember who she is, where she’s from, and why she feels like she’s in danger.

The first novel of a family life fiction series, this book is a great selection for teens or readers of any age. It blends suspense with small town charm, friendship, and a hint of clean romance. If you enjoy a quick suspense novel infused with interesting plot twists and heartwarming characters, this book is for you. Free on Kindle.

Money. Love. Murder. Sand?

Ex-FBI intelligence analyst Theo Ramage doesn’t want to die in an endless West Texas wasteland, but there’s gold in them thar hills… or rather, dunes, and old habits die hard.

The fracking craze in the Permian Basin has made Texas sand worth billions, transforming the endless sea of windswept dunes into a modern day El Dorado. All Ramage wants is his truck and load of fresh cut Christmas trees back, but due process in Prairie Home is a bullet, and Ramage won’t stand-down. He joins forces with embattled local rancher Anna Gutierrez, and the duo finds themselves plunged into a world of eco-terrorism, drugs, and murder.

The sheriff wants Ramage gone. The local crime boss, the Sandman, wants him dead, and nobody in the badlands of Texas will give him the time of day, but Ramage can’t let sleeping dogs lie. It’s not in his DNA. $2.99 on Kindle.

“Newton is the real deal. I’ll read anything he writes.” — Lee Child

Marines storm Haiti’s Banque Nationale, loot $26 million in gold, then vanish. A century later, clues surface during demolition of a Chicago racetrack. Three fierce, vibrant women reunite to hunt the treasure, hoping it will buy their survival from past entanglements. $0.99 on Kindle.

Chloe Summers and Peyton Paddington travel to Costa Rica on a lark. For these two free-spirited, college-age girls, it’s a find-yourself, sort-out-your-life trip filled with sun, surf, sex, and the awakening of an eco-consciousness. Good times.

When they turn up dead—burned in a mysterious fire on the property of a palm oil company—private investigator Philip Millege, hired by the company, arrives on the scene to uncover the truth and locate the missing male expat, Ellis Hayden, who was seen with the girls on the night of the fire.

Millege enlists the aid of several locals—a bartender and kayaking guide, a solitary Boruca Indian, and a reclusive house tender—as he explores the territory. The hunters soon become the hunted when an unknown and unregulated mercenary joins the chase and raises the stakes to terrifying heights for locals and foreigners alike.

Seeking answers to the deaths of the girls, Millege confronts a shifting view of his own life and his place in the world. In a heart-pounding read, The Path of the Tapir exposes the price of environmental despoliation and the communion of grief and blame and its deadly consequences. $4.99 on Kindle.

Jack Ryder is a private detective in Greenwich Village, NYC. It is 1943 and Ryder must confront a Nazi spy, help a man who wants to find a woman he saw on a train platform, and face a romantic rival. Free on Kindle.

CIA’s most valued Russian double agents are being methodically assassinated one-by-one. At Langley Center headquarters itself—Jack Barrett, the Director of Central Intelligence, barely escapes assassination by a trusted employee. When the Agency discovers the attacks originate from a Russian top secret cyberwarfare program called Chernyy Almaz, or Black Diamond, a mind-control program, CIA must respond swiftly to shut down the attacks and also begin extracting its top prized agents before they’re lost forever. Chief among them is Dr. Armand Mishenkov, the head of Russia’s research and development for cold fusion weaponry. Mishenkov makes a solitary escape to Ukraine, but safety and freedom are still far from his reach. Pursued by Russian assassins and Spetsnaz teams, Agent Dave McClure and his partner, Tony Robertson, must find Mishenkov and smuggle him across Europe and to the United States. Will McClure succeed in bringing the doctor to America—can they make it ALIVE? $2.99 on Kindle.

A madman with a god complex. A trail of bodies with no end in sight. Can a psychologist stop the murder spree before he’s the next victim? Free on Kindle.