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My latest mystery, Forks: Murder in an American Family tells the story of a dysfunctional Maryland family experiencing the murder of a sibling and the police work to find the perpetrator.
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An affluent Washington DC suburbanite wife is found dead at the foot of the staircase in her Maryland home. br />
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Each member of her dysfunctional family has motive, opportunity, and means to have committed the crime. Each sibling is forc | |  | | Storm Killer
Set in the near future, the United States has developed a new defensive system able to weaken and destroy tropical storms. A test of the orbiting system’s capabilities is being readied in an attempt to save Florida from Hurricane Edna’s lethal blow just hours away. Certain foreign powers and highly placed NASA and White House officials don’t wish for the test to succeed and trigger a sleeper cell to stop the test at all costs. A single three-member security team is all standing between success and failure of the test, and the destruction of the orbiting system and crew. Time is running out as the security team, surrounded by mayhem on all sides as well as being slowed by the murder of one of their own, uncovers the clues and unravels the mystery.
Hurricane Edna is growing by the hour and Florida is squarely in her path. The United States has built the Storm Killer Project, a huge orbiting defense system, which may be able to destroy the hurricane before it reaches land. The station is operational and about to attack the hurricane, when acts of sabotage threaten its very existence.
The saboteurs inflict enough damage on the station that the technology designed to defeat the hurricane is actually strengthening it to a category five monster.
The three-person NASA security team, on board the station, is the only force av | |  | | Storm Killer
Set in the near future, the United States has developed a new defensive system able to weaken and destroy tropical storms. A test of the orbiting system’s capabilities is being readied in an attempt to save Florida from Hurricane Edna’s lethal blow just hours away. Certain foreign powers and highly placed NASA and White House officials don’t wish for the test to succeed and trigger a sleeper cell to stop the test at all costs. A single three-member security team is all standing between success and failure of the test, and the destruction of the orbiting system and crew. Time is running out as the security team, surrounded by mayhem on all sides as well as being slowed by the murder of one of their own, uncovers the clues and unravels the mystery.
Hurricane Edna is growing by the hour and Florida is squarely in her path. The United States has built the Storm Killer Project, a huge orbiting defense system, which may be able to destroy the hurricane before it reaches land. The station is operational and about to attack the hurricane, when acts of sabotage threaten its very existence.
The saboteurs inflict enough damage on the station that the technology designed to defeat the hurricane is actually strengthening it to a category five monster.
The three-person NASA security team, on board the station, is the only force av |
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Calamity at Kryme Cottage
by Brian Kavanagh
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 Book eight in my Belinda Lawrence Classic Mysteries. Mysteries confront amateur sleuths, Belinda Lawrence and Hazel Whitby in the Somerset village of Milford.
Among the eccentrics is the shadowy Madam Malefic. |
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