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Two detectives unravel the mystery of a supposed hit-and-run on a highway just out of town. A little digging quickly yields a labyrinth of corporate greed and internal conflict.
u>A Season for Killing/u> is a character-driven suspense novel by Carl T. Smith set in the Lowcountry of South Carolina amidst a labyrinth of corporate greed, murders for hire and corruption that threatens the very fabric of the area. Cole Sturtevant has come into law enforcement the hard way. Raised in a blue-collar mill town in southwestern Virginia, from street cop to detective. He didn't consider college when he graduated from high school, instead, he gave birth to a checkered career that shifted his path from Virginia to South Carolina. He is, by any standards, as politically incorre | |  | | Carolina Fire
The third book in the Sam Larkin trilogy. Larkin and a local detective investigate a death in a house fire, which starts out being classified as an accident. Larkin and the detective deal with their own devils (like being labeled as suspects in the killings them in addition to a paranoid killer as the case unravels.
Although murder is central to the plot, it is the destruction of a human soul and its causes that resonates throughout the novel. As D.H. Lawrence said: "To suffer in one's whole self is so great a violation, that it is not to be endured." Anger, obsession and familial disintegration create an atmosphere in which evil thrives as a driving force.
Sam Larkin is a complex paradox of a man. A former wildlife law-enforcement officer, unjustly imprisoned ex-con, teacher and artist, Larkin has come to the lowcountry to find a peace that is sorely lacking in his life; however, as | |  | | Louisiana Burn
The 2nd book of the Sam Larkin series. Sam takes part in an investigation of former Thornton Hunnycut, who had previously sent Sam to prison years before. Now on the stage of high-stakes presidential politics, will Hunnycut gain a slot on the Democratic presidential ticket?
Enigmatic Sam Larkin, a former environmental law-enforcement officer, ex-con, ex-teacher and artist is no stranger to violence. But now, after being called - under false pretenses - by Karen Chaney, a federal officer and Larkin's sometimes lover, to the Mississippi Gulf Coast, he finds himself torn from the serenity of his lowcountry home, which he has created to put the past behind him and thrust into a mission of retribution. In this explosive novel, Chaney and her Special Agent in Charge, Neil Dougherty are assigned to do a background investigation of former Louisiana Federal Judge and n | |  | | Lowcountry Boil
Sam Larkin--former merchant marine and environmental officer in Louisiana--is unjustly sent to prison. Released under mysterious circumstances, Larkin moves to Covington, South Carolina, to begin a new, peaceful life. His newfound isolation is shattered when undercover federal agent Karen Chaney comes to town as part of a drug sting operation. Together they face an entrenched society willing to look the other way when crime pays and a group of high-profile conspirators ready to kill to make sure it does.
span style="font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: 10px; font-weight: bold; text-align: -webkit-left; ">Sam Larkin is an enigma. A high school dropout, he joined the Merchant Marine, later earned a college degree in biology and worked as an environmental officer in Louisiana until he was unjustly sent to prison by Judge Thornton Hunnycut, who has eyes on the United States Senate. Released under extraordinary circumstances after serving four years of a fifteen-year sentence, Larkin moved to Covington, South Carolina, to begin a new life teaching school and painting. He | |  | | Nothin' Left to Lose
The story exemplifies how the music of Kris Kristofferson, Mickey Newberry and the like changed the face of country music and made it more palitable to a Non-country crowd.
span style="font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: 10px; font-weight: bold; text-align: -webkit-left; ">NASHVILLE 1968. John Ryan Stone, ex-army officer, ex-teacher, ex-husband and wannabe songwriter has been pushing his music for three years with no success. Down and out, his luck changes when he is invited to audition his songs for Don Hendrickson, one of Nashville's top producers. Although he is a reluctant performer, the raw earthiness of his voice and his sensual lyrics suggest a new direction in country music./span>
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Out of the Wilderness
by Pamela Ackerson
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 Book 5, the final story in the Wilderness Series--A marvelous and fantastic journey, enjoy little known history crafted with original, brilliant unforgettable moments, unforgettable characters, and an unforgettable adventure that will keep you shakin |
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