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  The Killing Ground

  Larry Lauritzen

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  The Sonoran Desert of Arizona becomes the resting place for the rotting body of an undercover FBI agent. Smuggling drugs and illegals across the border has become a game with no rules. It’s a treacherous place where fools and losers often pay with their lives. It’s a play board filled with ruthless players whose hearts are as cold as the gold they pursue. 
  Brad Hanley, FBI Director of Border control, fears there is a traitor in his task force and turns to his friend Lance Tallbear to consult on the crime. With his help, he wants to find the agent's killer and reveal the traitor in his midst. It means going undercover, to infiltrate the deadly Sinaloa Cartel. Accepting an assignment that is off the books, hidden even from others in Hanley's service. He'll be without the protection of his badge or office, and all alone. An impossible task? Tallbear feels the pull of a debt of honor he owes Hanley from their prior case together. But is doing a favor for his friend, worth losing both the life he has with Sally Yazzie, the woman he loves, and likely his life?

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  Hillary's Final Case - DI...

  Faith Martin

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  Can Hillary finally close the case of the missing young women? 
   
  Can she take down one of Oxfordshire’s most wanted criminals? 
   
  Can she handle her new boss? 
   
  Can she help one of her team get answers on his long lost sister? 
   
  And will she really get married and leave her beloved boat?

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  Mena's Plight

  Moody L. Hammond

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  Mena is happy with her lifestyle in Orlando, Florida since leaving home after high school graduation. She shares an apartment with a friend, Weija, whom she met on answering her advertisement for a roommate. They seem to get along very well. Mena works for a convenience store and gas station chain. Weija works for a sports bar franchise, plus bartending and food catering jobs parttime. Mena turned twenty-one this year. 
  Weija is older but they both like a lot of the same things. On Friday night’s they go out to their favorite club, Parades, where they enjoy line dancing. It’s where Mena met her boyfriend, Madez Perez, within the first six months out of high school and has been with him ever since. Sitting in her car Friday night, she dreams of Madez and his henchmen carrying out an attack on a gang of pill-pushers in his territory and she is frightened. In the pass, she’d told him she had a dream about him attacking one of his men, and he got angry and beat her. He’d threatened to kill her if she told anyone. 
  Mena lives with Weija during the week—Monday through Thursday—and weekends—Friday through Sunday—she stays with her boyfriend, Madez. He, is more than twice her age. He takes her out for dinner on occasion and out of the country. She believes he helps her live a better life. In time, she discovers he is a drug boss in the underbelly of society, but she thinks he’s good to her, when she stays on his good side and does what he says. 
  Mena tells Weija about her latest dinner date with Madez on Sunday and she decides to have her boyfriend, Cecil, take her to see what’s going on at the Eatonville supper club. 
  On Sunday evening, Mena goes with Madez for dinner at his regular eat-out place in Eatonville. He hasn’t said what’s special about the occasion, but he is very attentive to her. She loves him deeply and is mesmerized by his attention inside the club. When she senses someone rush up behind her, before she can see what is happening, she’s attacked…

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  A Memoir of Love - Duty and the...

  D. B. Clemons

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  This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. In the thought-provoking book penned with the title 'A Memoir of Love, Duty, and the Year that Changed Everything,' author D.B. Clemons welcomes everyone to peer into his world and works on delivering a heart-rending insight into the very personal conflicts and battles often unseen and unnoticed outside the direct domain of military service. In an outstanding combination of frankness and lucidity, he opens up on his experiences and describes with endearing details the defining year that so drastically changed the course of his life, the year marked not merely with the unexpected and life-altering entry of love, but also with the weighty and unrelenting sense of duty which defined his existence. As a young soldier stationed in the often sweltering and humid regions of the South, the Soldier finds himself navigating the complex and often conflicting demands imposed by his military uniform while simultaneously experiencing the delicate and fragile beginnings of a romance that challenges the defenses around his guarded heart. What starts as a serendipitous chance encounter between two individuals quickly evolves into a profound bond that is rigorously tested by the factors of distance, unexpected relocation, and the relentless and unforgiving pace of military life that leaves little room for personal connection. Through periods of separation, those fleeting yet cherished moments of connection become increasingly rare, and he begins to confront the slow and painful fade of what might have blossomed into a deeper relationship, all while grappling with the stark realities of sacrifice that extend far beyond the battlefield itself. This is a richly detailed memoir that not only investigates the themes of love that is found and later lost, but also touchingly explores the extraordinary resilience that it takes to keep living on.

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  Out for Blood

  Ryan Steck

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  "Set in Montana's breathtaking Big Sky Country and packed with intense, hard-hitting action, Out for Blood reaffirms Ryan Steck's prowess in the thriller genre, demonstrating once again why his character, former Marine Raider Matthew Redd, is a force to be reckoned with. If you're looking for action, this one's coming in hot!" — Jack Carr, former Navy SEAL Sniper and #1 New York Times bestselling author of the James Reece Terminal List series
  From the Real Book Spy, Ryan Steck, comes another riveting thriller full of "gutsy action and nonstop mayhem" (James Rollins) in the suspenseful series that New York Times bestselling author Nelson DeMille describes as "intense, brutal, and faster on the draw than a gunslinger."
  Winters in Montana can be deadly, but it wasn't the cold that was killing Matthew Redd . . .
  Gavin Kline, executive assistant director of the FBI's Intelligence Directorate, is escorting a high-value prisoner with the intel to bring down a global conspiracy when their plane comes under attack. In the aftermath, much of Kline's team is dead, but he recovers a phone from a member of the hit team that reveals another attack is imminent. This time they're going after the man who was instrumental in capturing the prisoner and foiling their plans: Matthew Redd.
  When Redd learns he's in the crosshairs, he sends his family into hiding and heads for the mountains. He might be outnumbered, but the hit team will have to hunt him down on his own turf. With a snowstorm bearing down on Montana and no help in sight, Redd fights for survival in the harshest conditions. But when they take the fight to his hometown, he'll need all his allies at his back to save what he holds most dear.
  
  - Book 3 in the action-packed Matthew Redd series
  - A page-turning military thriller set in the heart of rural Montana
  - A modern Western that's perfect for fans of the hit show Yellowstone and readers of C.J. Box and Jack Carr

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  Identity Unveiled

  Leslie A. Piggott

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  Last summer, the FBI and Brenington PD worked together to arrest Anderson Stenoway for multiple homicides across the state of New York. Detective Genevieve Viacorte disagreed with closing the case. She’s convinced he wasn’t acting alone and has worked on her own time to find proof of his accomplice. Meanwhile, Cari’s wedding is days away when she gets a call from an old acquaintance whose cousin is missing. Her cousin was traveling to the Midwest, but missed her connection and no one can get in touch with her. Cari feels inadequate; she’s only a journalist, not an investigator. The cousin is relentless and begs Cari for help. Even though it means piling the wedding preparations on her sister, Cari agrees to help locate the missing woman. Will the two women find the answers they seek?

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