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A Night of Tears: Book Two of the Imperial Archives by B.P. Disney

Why are the Imperial children disappearing to and who is responsible?  
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Still Perfect by Jay Horne

Between life and death lies obsession. Some nurses hold more than just medicine in their hands.  
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Background Information

My name is Ty Hutchinson and I’m from Hawaii. What does that mean? I don’t need to tan. I'm the author of the best selling Darby Stansfield novels. Readers have described them as Tarantino meets The Office with a splash of romance. I've also released Corktown, the first novel in my new series featuring FBI Agent, Abby Kane. I'm very excited about it. Before this whole author thing came up, I spent twenty-two years in advertising writing stuff that irritates you. I've stopped that.  When I’m not writing thrillers, you’ll find me traveling the world, playing video games, eating and reading, or watching HGTV. Yup, me likey the HGTV. Don't hate. 

Birth Place
Redwood City, CA USA
Accomplishments

I've won over one hundred awards, more than I can remember, throughout my advertising career. I received much praise from my peers and the industry. I no longer crave the pat on the back. It's just a bunch of worthless junk that one ends up tossing later. I no longer care about awards. All I care about are my readers. There's real reward there.