Supernatural Military

A USA TODAY BESTSELLING AUTHOR Winner of the Independent Book Award for Crime Fiction. In this action-packed horror thriller, soldier-for-hire John Shepherd races to find a pregnant woman kidnapped by criminals in Sicily. Their hideout: the legendary Mt. Etna, an active volcano rumored to be one of the entrances to Hell. Shepherd and his team battle to rescue the captive woman, but soon find themselves fighting the ultimate forces of evil. "Ames is a sensation among readers who love fast-paced thrillers." -MysteryTribune

Detective Agnes Malloy is stunned.… Jack the Ripper is back! Two women are found brutally murdered in modern-day Denver - their MO identical to the victims in 1888 London. But Agnes has no clues to the murder. Women are terrified, and if Agnes doesn’t solve the case, the police commissioner will have her handing out parking tickets. Her troubles increase when a mysterious man appears, claiming to be with the FBI. But no one called them. He insists that she needs his help - her life depends on it.

Am Heiligabend 1957 nähert sich ein einsitziger Jet vom Typ Vampire mit einer Geschwindigkeit von fast 500 Meilen pro Stunde der Küste Englands. Im Cockpit sitzt ein junger Flieger der Royal Air Force, der kurz zuvor auf einem kleinen Militärflughafen in Norddeutschland gestartet ist und die Weihnachtstage zu Hause verbringen will. In 27000 Fuß Höhe über der Nordsee fällt die Elektrik aus. Jede Verbindung zum Boden ist abgerissen, das Funkgerät bleibt stumm.

After a single night of passion, Leon and Sebastian are torn apart by wolf pack politics. Usually shy and reserved, Leon just can't seem to get Sebastian off his mind. Imagine his surprise when he learns that Sebastian is not only the wolf of his dreams, but also perhaps his greatest enemy. Will Leon and Sebastian be able to overcome their packs' differences to find love? READ AN EXCERPT: I was just being to cramp up in my hiding place when the fighting wolves started to file out of the bunker. I saw Sebastian turn a corner of on his own into a dark passage and I thought, it was now or ...