Right of Trespass

Literature & Fiction

Stratford, Rachael

Women's Fiction

Second Wind Publishing, LLC

Isabelle Warren's husband, Jorge, calls her on the phone four years after his death. This stunning contact launches a series of events involving clandestine human genetic testing, international intrigue and treachery. Isabelle is swept into an astonishing, world of danger and experimentation she could never have anticipated--and may not survive.

The Gray Green Underground

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

McMillan, Dorothy

Thrillers & Suspense

When a woman’s emaciated body in a hunter’s woods, Sergeant Corinne “Corky” Aleckson is coaxed back into the field to assist Detective Smoke Dawes on the case. It seems the only hope for identifying the woman lies in a photo which was buried with bags of money under her body. Aleckson and Dawes plunge into the investigation that takes them into the world of human smugglers and traffickers, unexpectedly close to home. All the while, they are working to uncover the identity of someone who is leaving Corky anonymous messages and pulling pranks at her house. A Death in Lionel’s Woods is a unpredictable roller coaster ride to the electrifying end.

A Death in Lionel's Woods (A Winnebago County Mystery)

Husom, Christine

Mystery

When Samantha Hunter and her father move to New Mexico, it's a chance to get away from the bittersweet memories of her past and start over. However, the arrival of a dark-haired stranger into her life changes everything. The stranger, a boy, named Lucien introduces Sam to the hidden world of real-life aliens. Redemption and romance follow Sam in her new life as she works to decipher her complicated alien-human relationship and discovers what connects her to this strange alien boy.

From the Sky

Nicassio, J E

<p>S. M. Senden offers an eclectic collection of short stories taking the reader on a journey through the haunted terrors of working a graveyard shift, to a customer service center where the bonds of friendship reach as deadly climax, of two women who find what they believe is their perfect man, one brings joy, the other a deadly secret. A madwoman lives in what she perceives is a safe world until her deepest fears take hold of her mind, a will with an odd entailment reaps havoc in a family where greed is the prime motivator. Events in history that deeply touched the author concerning the value of life, of hopes envisioned only to go up in flames, culminating in the voice of a child speaking an eternal truth.</p>

A Death of Convenience

Senden, S. M.

Short Stories & Anthologies

Some mysteries are best left dead. Twelve years after a personal tragedy, Doug Sandow returns to Newport Cove and the quaint Maine coast town of Bar Harbor for a romantic, week-long vacation with his wife, Jillian—a trip they hope will renew their marriage and result in their first pregnancy. As they settle into their creaky, century-old hotel, their peaceful seclusion is disrupted by the appearance of the “Alewife” who had served dinner to Doug and his friend Brian the day before their fateful swim in the cove. As Doug secretly reminisces about the events of that long-ago evening, he publicly struggles with a disturbing, persistent presence. Jillian grapples with her own fears and concerns as another unwelcome intrusion rattles the foundation of their marriage and threatens their sanity. Whom can they trust as event spiral out of control? And what about the local legend of a fiendish evil that rises from the sea?

The Alewife

Graves, Jason

Mixed Emotions

Fussell, Bud

Genre Fiction

When a spy’s activities at the National Reconnaissance Office are discovered a chase starts in Washington, DC and continues half-way around the world. He has released classified satellite photos of present day American POWs in North Viet Nam to the Chinese Embassy. A CIA satellite intercepts the Embassy’s transmission of the photos sent to Beijing and the result is panic at the CIA and FBI. The spy is flushed and a chase starts along the Mid-Atlantic coast and continues through the islands of the Caribbean, Venezuela, the Terror Flight to Iran, Iran, and the Indian Ocean. He is pursued by Sudie Sexton, a young woman of Melungeon descent and a relatively new CIA agent.  The story also covers the POW’s existence in the prison camps. The few that are still alive are now in their 60’s and 70’s and the only release they have is through their dreams, very vivid dreams. They are kept and cared for in a clandestine and remote camp by a commandant, a sympathetic doctor, his wife, and a few guards. This novel will appeal not only to espionage and POW/MIA enthusiasts but to every military veteran.

Oriental Flyer

PATTON, CHARLES

Mercy's Sunset

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Luterman, Lindsay

Fantasy

When Pamina Campbell learns of a murder committed over two hundred years ago in her Connecticut farmhouse in order to avenge an unforgivable crime, she accepts that she has no idea how the universe works, except that it requires acquiescence at every point. Two plot threads twine as one woman calls to another across three centuries. One story, featuring Susannah Mathews, takes place in the late 1700s, while Pamina's story is set in modern day. Pamina learns that disaster - the sort of disaster that leaves you numb on a park bench or aching for your husband to come back to you - can be a freaky thing of beauty. As Pamina and her family try to piece their lives back together in their 1770 home, little do they know that secrecy, homophobia, and a ghastly confession await.

Acquiescence

Jancz-Urban, Velya

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