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|  | | 9 Incarnate
FBI Special Agent Caitlin Diggs learns the secrets of the pyramids but at a price when the 'gods' make good on their promise to return.
In 9 INCARNATE Egypt’s great gods and goddesses arrive by comet bringing hope of unity and secrets of the pyramids. However, the beloved Isis isn’t among the Arrivals and preternatural investigator Caitlin Diggs begins hearing the goddess in her head. Could Diggs’s previous exposure to a crystal artifact substantiate the belief that Isis has stored her essence on Earth and consequently now shares her human body?
Perplexed, Diggs turns to a scientist to explain the Arrivals, not to mention the weirdness which includes a coinciding mass disappearance and assassination of the president. Digg | |  | | Alzabreah's Garden
Falling in love shouldn't be against the law, but it is on the island Alzabreah, where a high priestess genetically engineers men to be nothing more than love slaves. When a disciple Mavra breaks the rules and falls in love with one of the drones, she soon discovers the high priestess has committed murder to cover illegal genetic experiments. Now Mavra must fight for their lives.
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Can FBI Agent Caitlin Diggs stop a killer empowered by a crystal? Or will it lure her into its Blood Web?
Deep within a Colorado cave, a teen drifter discovers an arrowhead shaped crystal harboring an evil sentience. Acting as the crystal's host, the boy is endowed with psychic powers and extreme rage. He embarks on a cross country mission, eager to exact revenge for crimes committed more than a century ago; able to track his intended victims through a biological conduit. Caitlin Diggs became the FBI s top agent by being brazen and unconventional, but her experience and training had not prepared her for this new enemy, a murderous teenager whose twisted union with a crystal has spawned a biologica | |  | | Coalescence
Iris Camden and D.J. are half sisters. When their mom dies D.J. can't wrap her head around the death, The fact that her mom's spirit won't pass over and stays in contact may be part of her problem. Being a psychic does have it's drawbacks. Iris has a paranormal investigation group called Colorado ghost hunters. When an object of unknown origins is found, Iris's group teams up with The Eyes on Colorado Skies investigators because their is a definite connection with aliens. It is going to take both groups and a few more along the way to figure out how the object is a threat to earth and to also figure a way to try and stop what could be total annihilation of earth as we know it. The author did an amazing job combining spiritual with science fiction in this adventure of a lifetime.
Iris Camden doesn’t know her family like she thought she did. Her half-sister is a medium that’s still coping with the loss of their mother. While her father works for the government and keeping secrets from her. Iris doesn’t want to believe in aliens, but when a strange object appears while on a ghost hunt it’s even hard for her to ignore.
When she’s warned by a ghost of a possible alien invasion she finds herself at the doorsteps of Mitchell a UFO scientist for answers. Mitchell has some wild theory about an alien plague that can cause rapid evolution in humans. There are secrets on | |  | | Dead Market
In a world of zombie filled movies I found this book an interesting take on a not quite zombie theme. Derek Burnham is a police officer who unfortunately discovers that he has been infected with a type of virus that the pharmaceutical company Pharmacure has unleashed on the public. The reanimation pill is not the wonder drug it is supposed to be. Yes, it might appeal to some, although being a zombie type person does have its drawbacks as readers will find out in this suspense filled thriller. Personally I never did trust drug companies and now I know why. This great read delves into conspiracies behind the wonder drugs, the drug companies and the drug cartels whose agendas do not worry about their customers well being. I love the authors writing style which makes the words flow and the reading a pleasure.
Wow! Finally a zombie novel where some of the zombies get to be the good guys.
Derek Burnham is a vice cop who works for the Ybor City Police Department. He is infected at a crime scene with a new virus that was introduced by Pharmacure, a greedy drug company.
Although Burnham dies and comes back alive with an out of control hunger, his commitment to law and order helps him maintain his sanity as he pushes forward to discover who is responsible for this new virus and come up with a way to stop it from spreading.
The plot is full of twists and turns as the author takes the reader on | |  | | Demon Inhibitions
Chasing a soul stealer, psychic investigator Caitlin Diggs travels through a portal to another reality & witnesses her fugitive kill her alternate self in DEMON INHIBITIONS. Assuming her alternate's life as an FBI agent of the Preternatural Crime Division, Diggs believes she'll capture the soul stealer until she finds he may be part of a plot to segregate humans & demons.
Chasing a soul stealer in her reality, psychic investigator Caitlin Diggs inadvertently travels through a portal to another reality and witnesses her fugitive kill her alternate self in DEMON INHIBITIONS. Assuming her alternate's life as an agent of the FBI’s Preternatural Crime Division, Diggs believes her position might help her capture the soul stealer until she finds he may be part of a sinister terrorist plot to keep humans and demons living in segregation. A girl, whose singing inhibits the evil urges of demons, is on the terrorist’s hit list and Diggs will ultimately learn her fugitive | |  | | Extreme Liquidation
An FBI agent wonders if a reincarnated magician is responsible for recent political chaos.
Aleister Crowley, once dubbed the wickedest man alive, returns in the form of a government offical to bring about the End Time. Special Agent Caitlin Diggs must use her new psychic abilities to stop him.
| |  | | Gods of the Machines
Detective Sam Benson, a native New Yorker, is brash, opinionated and candid. Transplanted to work on Earth's first colonized planet, he envisions a relatively peaceful job. But Benson's ruthless nature might bring it to the brink of annihilation when a series of murders begins. He suspects a non-human is responsible-an android who once shared engrams with a psychopathic human. However, the detective doesn't know other non-humans once called his new world-theirs. And as Benson obsesses with making a case against the android, he is oblivious to their return and the reason why they consider machines to be their gods
Redemption is a theme which runs through Gods of the Machines, a new sci fi/mystery which takes place on the recently colonized planet, Ceres.
Det. Sam Benson needs to redeem himself in the eyes of his lover and colleague, Sandra. When Sandra finds Benson is eager to pin a spree of murders on an android - without obtaining concrete evidence - she postpones their wedding. Benson then seeks solace in his new CSI partner.
And while Benson is distracted by his personal business, the murders continue. No trace evidence is left behind and the murders are brutal, still leaving Bens | |  | | I Bought the Sun for a Dollar
What if you found a connection with the universe that gave you peace? Would others be threatened?
Can anyone actually buy peace or happiness? Perplexed by the loss of job and fiancé, Timothy Ray makes a symbolic purchase of the sun for a dollar to try to right things in his slightly off course career trajectory. When he stumbles upon a brilliant, cascading sunrise and then a chance meeting with a statuesque blonde he feels his life is about to change for the better but his new girlfriend is a spy, working for a contracted data mining firm.
Undaunted and unaware that Lou Ann is actually Kate, Timothy continues to encourage people via social media to experience how energy is shared betwe | |  | | Kindred Killers
Det Carter faces his dark side when a serial eludes and a BIS conspiracy threatens his relationship with Jill.
Homicide Detective Stanford Carter uses Zen meditation to deal with the gruesome crimes of humanity. But his composure is severely tested when an unfaithful husband and stripper are not only murdered but showcased for their immoral lives. To test his mettle further, department policy is jeopardizing his romance with his CSI colleague Jill Seacrest. Marrying colleagues is prohibited and Carter must either end his romance or have Jill put in for transfer. The private detective hired by the family of the victims becomes the only suspect. Carter theorizes someone with knowledge in law enforcement | |  | | Murder By Association
Crime scene investigator Stanford Carter must find a way to stop multiple serial killers during Boston's 375th anniversary celebration.
A string of murders during Boston's 375th anniversary celebration suddenly becomes more than just serial killings when mobsters decide to blackmail the mayor. | |  | | Myopic
A fiction author must believe his failing eyesight and change his world's habits.
When aliens contact suspense author Wilfred Diamond demanding he spread a message to his fellow humans to go green – or else-he confides in his new love interest, EPA scientist Sonja Hoffs. Learning a technology is available which would cure the earth’s pollution woes, Diamond urges Hoffs to help him bring it to the light of day. But there are many who want the technology to remain in the dark and these people are just as dangerous as any alien invader. Knowing the risks, Hoffs lets her heart-and not her brain-guide her to take the plunge into not only a new romance but the perilous waters of | |  | | The Killing Collective
Carter and Seacrest trade the Boston PD for NYC's FBI to catch those responsible behind thrill killings. But are the killings merely for thrills, or something far sinister?
Longtime detective Stanford Carter and his wife, forensic scientist Jill Seacrest, have always felt one was the yin to the other's yang.
Carter is formal, logical, detached and incredibly reserved. As team leader, he displays an unflagging commitment to duty, a keen sense of logic and strategy, and the poker face of a true champion. Despite his ardent desire to learn the secrets of the universe and it's plan for us all, the introspective student of Zen demonstrates an extraordinary inability to understand himself or anyone else.
Seacrest, on the other hand, is a scientific steamroller | |  | | What Are You Made Of?
When a planet is bombarded with radiation, colonists can only be saved by illegal mind transfers into android bodies. One of these colonists is a bitter opponent to artificial life. He vows to exact revenge in his new form.
Character Profiles & Excerpts
Dr. Adrian McElroy – A proponent for granting rights to sentient artificial life, the doctor's study of cybernetics comes in handy when his Ceres colleagues are all infected from radiation contamination. If the planet is to be properly prepared for the first wave of federation citizens, McElroy believes transferring the scientist's consciousness into android bodies is imperative. But not everyone is jumping at the chance to become an android. The federation governments of Earth have banned the creation of sentient AI's citing robots must not be created i |
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Counting Coup
by Susan Smith
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 Book 2 of The Commander and the Chief series finds the Chief "on the warpath" and "counting coup" with her enemies on both sides of the ocean. Meanwhile, she fights an indictment and risks losing her latest love, the Commander, as well as unleashing |
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