What lengths will a man go to save a friend? Former policeman Danny Roth leads a quiet, if secluded, life. He has a new career, he’s made a few friends and he has his baseball; an obsession he uses to pass for a social life. When he rescues a teammate from a beating by mob members, he becomes the target of the mob boss. When that friend disappears and Danny is brutally assaulted he must decide if he is willing to cross the line that may lead to violence. As he continues to come under attack, he realizes the only way to survive is to resurrect the person he had sworn never to become again.

Teammates (A Danny Roth Novel)

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Wenck, Ray

Thrillers & Suspense

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The Twin Towers are still smoldering when those odd little anthrax letters kill a few people in Florida and DC and New York. Some nutcase, everyone thinks, but they’re not – they’re a setup, a precursor to a massive biological attack that leaves the Northeast a quarantined wasteland. Campus policeman John Rashkil, trapped inside the Zone, chooses to keep doing his job, adding judge and executioner to his resume. He builds a jury-rigged life from what he can salvage and tries to help his teenage son out of the bear-trap that is the new Byzantine America. But a growing sense of futility shatters his confidence, and he is unprepared when a rabble army seeks to break quarantine and pour into the uninfected lands. Based on an old Irish legend of the same name, Partholon is a brutal look at how the just and the civilized respond to anarchy. It will delight lovers of action and military science fiction, like John Scalzi’s Old Man’s War or Robert Ferrigno’s Prayers for the Assassin.

Partholon

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Krauss, D.

Science Fiction

In the middle part of the Eleventh century, the Byzantine Empire dominated the world. The surviving part of the old Roman Empire, its position as the greatest know civilisation remained undisputed. Within the walls of its great capital city, Constantinople, treachery, debauchery and power politics dominated the lives of the rulling elite, as it had in the glory days of Rome. Thrust inside this heady mix, the Viking adventurer Harald Hardrada struggles to survive. A new emperor, the deranged Michael V, means danger for him as he becomes a pawn in the jostling for power of the various factions. Can he survive, and in so doing, turn his mind to the regaining what is rightfully his - the throne of Norway?

Varangian

Literature & Fiction

Yates, Stuart G.

Genre Fiction

Road rage turns fatal when Danny Roth steps in to save his friend Tony from a deadly knife attack. His quick response proves fatal for the assailant, Denver Miller. Absolved of blame by the justice system, Danny is not so lucky with the Miller family who are intent on delivering a more decisive and permanent justice of their own.  As Danny fights off the Miller’s assassination attempts, he discovers the family’s automotive business is a front for illegal activities, including theft and murder. To silence Danny, the Millers resort to kidnapping those who Danny holds dearest – his mother and his best friend Tony.  Realizing the only way to save them is to sacrifice himself, Danny unites with Detective Morrisey and Tony’s ex-special forces friends. In a confrontation that could become a fierce and lethal gunfight, Danny’s only hope is his new team will be in time to save those he loves, even if it may be too late to save him.

Teamwork (A Danny Roth Novel)

Alex is a throwaway teenager in New York, pitfighting for scraps. Ted is a bored suburban high schooler in Illinois making a profit on changing grades and pirating movies.Together they become international mercenaries, battling for their own profit, occasionally stumbling on doing the right thing, and taking sarcastic jabs at each other along the way.  Using their collective talents, they rob a crooked bank president, rescue the kidnapped daughter of an oil tycoon and hunt high value insurgents in Iraq for the bounties on their head. They train government troops in one African country to crush the tribal government of a neighboring country and then train the tribal militia opponents of the adjacent country. In Russia they hunt down a wanted war criminal on the run from the UN, exposing a human trafficking operation.  Realizing that they are at their best together, they go into business for themselves, picking the jobs they want, when they want, and reaping all the profits.

Say That To My Face: An Internet Tough Guy Novel

Maestas, Bernard

Action & Adventure

Children of the Canyon tells the story of David, a boy growing up in LA’s fabled Laurel Canyon neighborhood as the 1960s counterculture is coming to an end. David’s record producer father works with the reclusive former leader of a surf music band on an album that promises to elevate the legacies of both men to immortal status. His distant, peripatetic mother rides the waves of activism and feminism in and out of David’s life. The elusive Topanga, named for the city’s last remaining Eden, whom David meets on the beach the night of his parents’ separation continues to elude his futile attempts to reconnect with her throughout the decade. Through David’s eyes, we bear witness to the fallout from the California Dream’s malfunction: the ruined families, failed revolutionaries, curdled musical idealism, and, ultimately, the rise of the conservatism that put the country on its present path.

Children of the Canyon

Kukoff, David

Literary

The mad Emperor Michael V now deposed, blinded and banished, and Zoe restored to Constantinople, Hardrada turns his attentions to his destiny - to Norway and his desire to be its king. General Maniakes has different ideas. His schemes and plots continue, using Hardrada as an instrument of death and betrayal. But others seek the same end - to rule Byzantium. Bishops lie, soldiers fight, assassins stalk the streets, and lovers lament ... and all lose their lives. Hardrada needs his treasure to win his crown, and the Empress Zoe has it. With time pressing, difficult choices face him, with the threat of death never far away.

Varangian - King of the Norse

Dreams of a career as a classical pianist erode and wither, destroyed through a relationship with the famous and forceful Antonia Brico, renowned pianist and the first woman to conduct the New York Philharmonic. Told almost as a post-modern detective story, through a mosaic of fact and imagination, The Last Protégée reveals the extraordinary power and emotional depth of Dr. Brico’s influence on half a century of Nancy Deed Resler’s life.

The Last Protégée: A Memoir of Uncertain Verisimilitude

Biographies & Memoirs

Resler, Nancy Deeds

Memoirs

Meter Maids Eat Their Young

Knapp, EJ

Basha, Baby

Marcus, Lee

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