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|  | | Don't Fear, My Darling
A young woman whose life is in chaos since the death of her beloved grandfather thinks she has found the perfect job when she’s hired as a secretary to an elderly author, only to become convinced the author is in danger from her antagonistic family.
It’s been five months since Louisa’s cherished grandfather died, and although she’s determined to live a life that honors his memory, she’s dropped out of college twice, and her refusal to play the corporate game has cost her three jobs. She thinks her new position—a live-in secretary to an elderly author, Marguerite Roberts—is perfect.
But the moment she arrives at the Roberts’s house, Louisa senses an undercurrent of menace. The wheelchair-bound Marguerite is confined to her room, and the family members can barely disguise their hostility toward one another. A series of threatening even | |  | | Until Proven Innocent
When Alison learns her grandmother was accused of setting a fatal fire, she sets out to learn the truth. But the house in which the family died will be torn down in two weeks, taking its secrets with it.
When fifteen-year-old Alison's grandfather hints their family was involved in the fiery deaths of a woman and her daughter fifty years ago, her grandmother acts like it's his Alzheimer's talking. Alison doesn't believe her and decides to investigate. She is stunned to learn her grandmother was accused of starting the fatal blaze. Even though she wasn't convicted, she was ostracized by the community. Alison is determined to find out the real cause of the fire and clear her grandmother's name. But the house is slated for demolition in two weeks, so she's running out of time. And the more clues s |
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Remedies of Choice
by Frank Whyte
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 Forensic pathologist Greg Stevens MD is caught in the middle of a bitter struggle between two of his closest friends. Sean Merrick, an attorney specializing in malpractice law, sues Dr. Jason Costanza after Merrick's wife dies unexpectedly, following |
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