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Liz and Garret Adams sailed to Galveston, Texas to celebrate their nephew’s college graduation. Instead, they scrambled to find a killer.
Liz and Garret Adams sailed to Galveston, Texas to celebrate their nephew’s college graduation. Tragedy shattered their joy when Celeste Rogers’ body was found on the beach a few hours before the ceremony. David Devlin, their nephew and the victim’s live-in boyfriend, was suspect number one. Suffering from amnesia, he was unable to provide an alibi. Torn between head and heart, Liz struggled for answers. Her psychic gift failed when she needed it most, to save the young man who was like a son. Desperate to prove his innocence, she focused a guilty lens on all the pla | |  | | Murder in Mystic
Anger, hurt and rage boil beneath a thin veneer which convert to murder in Mystic, Connecticut. Plagued by uncontrollable psychic feelings, Liz Adams tracks down the killer at the risk of her own life.
The peaceful surroundings of the historic seaport, a title="Mystic, Connecticut" class="zem_slink" target="_blank" rel="geolocation" sl-processed="1" href="http://maps.google.com/maps?ll=41.3536111111,-71.9627777778&spn=0.1,0.1&q=41.3536111111,-71.9627777778 (Mystic%2C%20Connecticut)&t=h">Mystic, Connecticut/a>, enticed Liz and Garret Adams to leave their hectic careers and move aboard their sailboat, Sloopy. Only a year had passed when they stumbled onto the remains of a young, Naval officer, who washed ashore at a title="Napatree Point" class="zem_slink" target="_blank" rel | |  | | Murder in Newport
Encounter with Garret's
first love and murder lead Liz and Garret Adams to the greatest test of their marriage.
Liz and Garret Adams’ vacation to a title="Newport, Rhode Island" class="zem_slink" target="_blank" rel="geolocation" sl-processed="1" href="http://maps.google.com/maps?ll=41.4880555556,-71.3125&spn=0.1,0.1&q=41.4880555556,-71.3125 (Newport%2C%20Rhode%20Island)&t=h">Newport, Rhode Island/a> aboard their sailboat, Sloopy, resulted in a heart wrenching test of their love and marriage when Garret saw the image of his first love, Rebecca, standing on the aft deck of the luxury yacht, Party Girl, at Bannister’s Wharf. Torn by his feelings for his wife and Rebecca, who h | |  | | Two Headed Snake of Key West
Seeking adventure, Liz and Garret Adams leave their homeport, Mystic, Connecticut and sail their 36 foot sloop to Florida. The fiery orb melts across the horizon, a cannon thunders, cheers resound and the partying begins as Sloopy sails into Key West harbor.
The fiery orb melts across the horizon, cannons rumble, cheers resound and the partying begins in a title="Key West" class="zem_slink" href="http://maps.google.com/maps?ll=24.559166,-81.784031&spn=0.1,0.1&q=24.559166,-81.784031 (Key%20West)&t=h" target="_blank" rel="geolocation" sl-processed="1">Key West/a>. Looking for adventure, Liz and Garret Adams leave their homeport, Mystic, Connecticut and sail their 36 foot sloop to Florida.
Mayhem follows amidst the palm trees and tropical breezes. Greed, power and jealousy cause brittle relationships to snap. | |  | | Westwind Secrets
Westwind Secrets takes place in a dilapidated, Second Empire Victorian on Narragansett Bay. Murder, embezzlement, smuggled antiquities and illegitimate family ties weave a tapestry of deceit and death.
Devastated by her husband's infidelity, romance writer, Mysti Wade, loads her personal possessions into a rented trailer and sets off to claim her unseen inheritance with her rescued hound, Zak. Left by her estranged grandmother, the Second Empire Victorian mansion on Rhode Island's Narragansett Bay is thirty years past prime condition. The estate has no money for maintenance and repairs. Stuck, with meager means and no place to go, Mysti stays, despite rumored ghosts. When a drifter, Harry Pearson, shows up during a severe thunderstorm, she agrees to let him live in the carriage house in e |
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Epiphany
by Gary Stephens
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 “We’re going to use nine megaton warheads in space and we’re not sure they’re large enough to be effective. Why would you even consider using kiloton-range surface-to-air warheads as back-up?” The answer was succinct. “Because they’re all we have.” |
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