The Schwarzschild Radius (56 page)

Charming, by Krystal Wade
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http://bit.ly/1jtY5KM
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When a vengeful schizophrenic pulls sixteen-year-old Haley Tremaine into his dark world, she must make a choice: save her abusive, alcoholic father and bitter little sister and allow the only people who’ve treated Haley like family to die, or seek out the killer and save them all.

Blow Up The Roses, by Randy Attwood
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http://j.mp/GBkYzf
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How much pain, horror and anguish can one cul d’sac endure? Why is so much murder, mystery and sexual brutality condensed among the few duplex homes built so close together on the Elm Street cul d’sac?

The answers lie within the language of flowers; and the language of flowers can be brutally frank. They can also save your life.

“Blow up the Roses is, in part, a plea of warning that we protect those we love from those we cannot understand and that we understand better those we love.”~
Randy Attwood

Murder, Madness, and Love, by Yolanda Renée
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http://j.mp/18SRPKw
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Detective Steven Quaid is the Anchorage Police Department’s top investigator. When he’s called in to protect a beautiful widow from a stalker, he’s not entirely sure she isn’t behind the scheme herself. Before long, Sarah has him wound up tighter than barbed wire.

But one of the police department’s best and brightest detectives may just be in over his head, especially when the facts start pointing to a conclusion he isn’t willing to face. With a killer on the loose and a climbing body count, Steven can’t afford to hedge his bets—or his life.

Is Sarah a victim or a very skilled manipulator?

Negative Space, by Mike Robinson
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http://j.mp/14onlyB
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Negative Space tells the story of a provocative Los Angeles painter named Max Higgins, on the verge of local fame. The secret to his work’s haunting allure? He collects photos of missing persons and incorporates them into his paintings, giving the often melancholy faces, as he puts it, a “home in his work.” This fascination stems from the bizarre disappearances of people he knew growing up, including his father.

Then, one day, someone recognizes a face in one of his paintings, and he is suddenly thrust into a journey as surreal as anything from his brush, a journey into his past that will determine irrevocably his future.

The Strong Brain, by Nathan L. Yocum
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http://j.mp/16IzeD6
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Simon Craig is many things…psychic, alcoholic, drug addict, unlicensed private detective, frequenter of nut houses and rehabs in equal measure.

The voices in Simon’s head reveal everything, whether he wants them to know or not.

When a crooked detective hires Simon to retrieve the runaway daughter of local crime lord, all seems routine. That is until a psychic maniac takes notice and wages a battle of wills against the unruly Mr. Craig.

Who will survive when powerful psychics clash?