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During a passionate romance with Garrick Cripps, Suzanne Dreyfus wrote The Liberation Manifesto, a wicked satire of right-wing libertarian philosophy. However, Garrick took Suzanne's parody seriously and now, many years later, uses it as a blueprint for how to overthrow American democracy in favor of the 1%. But for the revolution to begin, an inciting event, like a Stateside terrorist attack, is needed to convince the public that drastic change in leadership is necessary. Suzanne, along with Carson McCready, a former Navy SEAL, and Laura Cavendish, a cyber weapons expert, are all that stand between Cripps and leadership of the country. Culminating in a violent denouement, Libertyland shows what could happen if the ideas of a madman go unchecked.Libertyland is a departure from most thrillers of its ilk. Carson McCready, the main protagonist, breaks the predictable stereotype of the flag-waving uber-patriot. A student of the human condition, he thinks deeply about freedom and individualism, and in the end, he has no choice but to uphold his oath of honor and battle a violent conspiracy that is fueled by the blood of innocents. The themes are timeless. But Libertyland is also timely - a work of fiction that is unique to here and now.

Obsessed with solving the riddle of the universe, a Scotsman named Fingal T. Smyth conducts an occult-science experiment during which he unleashes a projection of his innate knowledge. Fingal aimed to interrogate this avatar to learn what it knows, but unfortunately, he forgot how violent the animal impulses that reside in the deepest recesses of the unconscious mind can be. The avatar appears as a burning man who seeks to manipulate innocent and unsuspecting people into immolating themselves. With little hope of returning the fiery figure into his being, Fingal must capture his nemesis before it destroys the world.

Professor Callan Morrow finds a card with an intriguing insignia on the outside flap and a student's name on the inside, a student who suddenly disappears from class. When another student is found dead in a sweat lodge - possibly a hazing incident - the college president requests Callan, a former fraud examiner, to investigate on the college's behalf. But his interviews are met with answers shrouded in secrecy, lies, and fear. And then another student is murdered. Could his missing student be the next victim?Callan suspects a college professor who has extreme ideological ideas on predicting the future through the study of constellations and ancient Native American mounds used to celebrate the equinoxes and solstices. Callan's investigation eventually leads him to a small town on the banks of the White River in Indiana, a town of ancient folklore, superstition, and spiritualism that becomes the focal point for the professor's celestial delusions.

This book chronicles thirty-eight years of the author's relationship with death-row inmate Judy Neelley

Love, Death, and Expats in the Heart of London. When Rubicon Baines moved from Illinois to London, she changed her name, her body, and her accent to become an ITV star in the 90s. Years later, now unknown and unemployed, Rubicon meets up with childhood friend Jenn Bellwether and introduces this God-fearing Midwesterner to her inner circle.London doctor Mark Everleigh-a widower through an act of violence-is stuck in a holding pattern of mutual suspicion with his vulnerable teenage son Simon. Jenn inserts herself and her concept of American family values into Mark's family, and soon the pressure leaves everyone gasping for a way out.Finally, Mark finds one: Rubicon herself. THE TAME MAN is a darkly comic crime novel about the impossibility of escaping the past, and how far we'll go for just one more chance.

Nearly a year after the sudden death of her 21-year-old daughter, Mary leaves New York City to spend the summer alone on Kilkare Island while her neurosurgeon husband travels to Europe for work. When Mary encounters a young woman the same age as her dead daughter, Mary connects with her, only to discover that the young woman's father is Antonio, Mary's first love. Mary finds herself questioning the sacrifices she made to live a life she thought she should, and the difficult choice she made as a teenager that changed her life's course.

When Roger Carrington, a successful CEO, loses everything after putting his own financial security ahead of his company's survival, he is reduced to living in a cardboard shack under a Seattle freeway. In order to survive, he must adapt quickly to his new reality. His growing friendship and interdependence with a small band of people who share the overpass with him challenges his conservative values and narrow notions of homelessness. He finds himself reexamining his self-centered past and discovering a new purpose.

When Jeff finds himself in the mind of a cocaine producer in the jungles of South America, he wonders if he's being called to stop the drug runners. Or should he stay safe and stay out of it?But while lucid dreaming, he and his girlfriend, Mindi, are continually thrust into the minds of people determined to continue to flood America with highly addictive drugs. And Jeff can't help but wonder how the snippets of information they discover while out-of-body fit together. Can they, with only psychic skills, unravel a sophisticated system of drug importation and distribution and bring those running it to justice? And can they stay safe when they're dealing with ruthless drug overlords, one of which has some psychic skills of his own?

Who knew a garden could be so smart?Rabbi Plotkin is approaching middle age. His children are self-sufficient teens, and his large congregation is running efficiently and effectively. He should be happy and satisfied at where he is in life, yet he knows something is missing.He used to wake up to anxiety and long to-do lists. Now he wakes up concerned about his zucchinis. The change baffles him until he realizes he has a need to nurture, and right now the zucchinis are the only things that really need him. This is the first of many life lessons the garden teaches him about himself and the world around him.This book is a narrative memoir that will inform your life, amuse you in the process, and maybe even give you the itch to grow a zucchini!

When Jeff, a computer software professional, repeatedly awakes inside realistic dreams in which he's inside the mind of a young woman, he struggles to find a rational explanation. The woman, he discovers, is real, and he becomes an unwilling time traveler periodically thrust two years into his past, where he experiences her life through her senses. An expert logician, he battles with the limitations of logic in his efforts to uncover the explanation for why he has become immersed in this new, supranatural world. Does he have a role to play in helping this woman escape her troubled past and move towards a future of serenity and hope?

Set in contemporary Australia, Joe, a NSW police detective with a suitcase full of emotional baggage, and his partner, Tess, a tart-tongued Italian beauty, investigate a baffling series of three killings with complex connections. In order to catch the killer before he strikes again, they must match their wits against an intelligent and highly organised serial killer, who uses a gay dating site to lure his victims - all young, attractive women - into his clutches. The only clues at each of the bloody murder scenes are a cryptic note and a white rose.

A crew of five undertake a survey flight for a new flying boat. They must work together to overcome mechanical issues, bad weather, corrupt local governments, and Nazi spies.

When a serial killer leaves dead pregnant teens in front of Catholic churches in New Orleans, Homicide detective Jo Crowder doggedly pursues a trail of evidence that leads to a surprising arrest.