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Jason Reynolds, a Seattle newspaper reporter, returns to his hometown in the San Juan islands after the death of his father. The local authorities say it was accidental; Jason doesn't believe it and begins to investigate.
The authorities say reporter Jason Reynolds' father drowned in a boating accident, but Jason doesn't believe it. His dad was a fishing guide, practically born on the water. An accident wasn't likely.
Back home, Jason quickly finds evidence that supports his suspicions: missing files, a photo of a mysterious Asian man, and a letter threatening to evict his father for "acting against the interests of Lundgren Corporation."
The company behind the company town.
Several things quickly become apparent: his father's death wasn't an accident; those responsibl | |  | | Ni'il, The Awakening
Award-winning finalist 2010 Indie Excellence Awards for horror fiction.
Award winning finalist 2010 Independent Publishers Book Awards (IPPY) for horror fiction.
The police chief of an isolated town on the Oregon coast battles a supernatural being determined to destroy him and his community. How do you fight a god?
When several people are brutally killed in the town of Placerton, on the isolated Oregon cost, most locals think a rogue bear or cougar is roaming the forested hills near town. Police Cheif Dan Connor is not so sure. He has witnessed some very strange things lately, such as disembodied voices muttering a strange, foreign language and an old Indian man who seems to be near every crime scene, but disappears before he can be questioned.
Dan's investigation takes him to the local Sihketunnai Indians and their legend of the i>ni'il/i>, magical shamans charged with maintaining the balan | |  | | Ni'il: The War Within
Award-winning finalist 2010 Independent Publishers Book Awards (IPPY) for fantasy/sci-fi fiction.
Police Chief Dan Connor and his partner return to continue the fight against ni'ilaquo begun in Ni'il: The Awakening. But now they also have someone as an equally powerful ally. Or is he?
p style="margin-bottom: 0in" align="left">font face="Times New Roman, serif">Police Chief Dan Connor and Stephanie Amis return in this sequel to /font>font face="Times New Roman, serif">i>Ni’il: the Awakening /i>/font>font face="Times New Roman, serif">span style="font-style: normal">to continue their battle with /span>/font>font face="Times New Roman, serif">i>ni’ilaquo/i>/font>font face="Times New Roman, serif">span style="font-style: normal">. This time the situation is different. They know exactly what kind of a monster they’re facing and i | |  | | Ni'il: Waking Turtle
Chief Dan Connor and Stephanie return in the third volume of The Ni'il Trilogy. This time though, the entire universe could depend on them. Can they keep Turtle from waking?
Police Chief Dan Connor and his fiancee, Stephanie Amis return in the third volume of i>The Ni'il Trilogy/i>, begun with i>Ni'il: The Awakening/i> and i>Ni'il: The War Within/i>. They have now defeated the monster i>ni'ilaquo/i> twice, but they know it will no longer underestimate their strength or powers.
As they prepare for the next battle, Dan receives a cryptic warning: "i>Wokani tsi."/i> They quickly learn that it means "the Turtle awakes" in the local Sihketunnai language, and that it's bad, but little else. As they explore the local Native's lore | |  | | To Hemlock Run
An investigative reporter takes on a powerful family who has total control of law enforcement in a rural county.
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Moon Over Chicago
by JD Webb
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 Amateur sleuth and cobbler Fulton Moon (yes, his nickname is Full Moon) encounters beautiful and sinister Lucinda Mathews. Lucy, wife of prominent florist Arthur Mathews, wants to escape an abusive husband and Moon only wants to help. It isn’t that |
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