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  Heavy Duty People

  Iain Parke, Martin Robertson

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  “…a fantastic anti-hero…positively Shakespearian in his moral complexity...If I could only recommend one book this year, it would be Heavy Duty People” – Vulpes Libris bookblog 
  Damage’s club has had an offer it can’t refuse, to patch over to join The Brethren MC. 
  But as the bikes rumble and roar across the wild Northern fells, what does this mean for Damage and his brothers? What choices will they have to make as they ride through the wind? What bloody oil stained history might it reawaken? And why are The Brethren making this offer? 
  Loyalty to his club and his brothers has been Damage’s life and route to wealth, but what happens when business becomes serious and brother starts killing brother? 
  From being in a gang to becoming a gangster, Heavy Duty People is the book that invented Biker Noir. 
  Get Carter meets Sons of Anarchy in this gritty British crime thriller.

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  Sing Your Death Song

  M. P. MacDougall

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  The fourth installment in the stunning Lawson Holland Thriller series 
  Locked in a desperate struggle against overwhelming odds, Lawson Holland is in a tug of war: on one side is his sense of duty to a country he’s served for his entire life; on the other, his desire to protect his son from further harm. 
  Can he turn his back on one, if that decision threatens the survival of the other? 
  Will he be paralyzed by the fear of inevitable loss, or will he ‘sing his death song, and die like a hero going home?’

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  Shadow's Reckoning

  Mary Stone, Lori Rhodes

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  This isn’t revenge. It’s reckoning. 
  When Sheriff Rebecca West answers a late-night dispatch about a fatal car accident on the bridge, she fears the worst. The victim isn't just any driver—he’s her informant. The man who risked everything to send her a thumb drive exposing the monster who shattered her life. He was on his way to Shadow Island, seeking her protection. 
  Instead, he found death. 
  The strangulation marks covering his neck underscore the grim truth. This was no accident. It was an execution. And Rebecca knows exactly who’s behind it. He’s silenced anyone who’s dared to stand against him—her parents, an inventor who once worked for him… and now, her final connection to the truth. 
  Now, he’s coming for her. 
  Every act of violence is a warning. Every victim that falls is a message. He doesn’t just kill—he makes examples. And unless Rebecca finds a way to stop him, she’s his next lesson. 
  The game is set. The pieces are moving. And the stakes? Everything. 
  Safety is an illusion, and Shadow’s Reckoning—the pulse-pounding twentieth installment of the Shadow Island Series by Mary Stone and Lori Rhodes—will have you checking over your shoulder long after you turn the last page.

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  A Novel Idea

  Elizabeth Spann Craig

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  Sometimes a novel idea can turn out to be a bad one. 
   
   
   
  Sally Simmons was rather misunderstood in the small town of Whitby, North Carolina. An awkward woman with a sly countenance, she became a regular at the library, spending a good deal of time scribbling in a notebook and staring vacantly off into space. 
   
   
   
  It turned out, to everyone's surprise, that Sally had been industriously penning a novel. To their greater surprise, it became something of a sensation, even landing itself on the bestseller lists. 
   
   
   
  Since much of the novel had been written within the hallowed walls of the Whitby Library, reference librarian Ann and other staff members decide to hold an event to celebrate Sally’s accomplishment and learn more about her book. 
   
   
   
  Sadly, it soon becomes evident that Sally's book was inspired by actual residents of Whitby—and that she concealed their identities poorly. 
   
   
   
  When Sally meets an unfortunate demise, it's up to Ann to figure out the killer so the police can throw the book at him.

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  Through Bitter Seas

  Phillip Parotti

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  "In war novels authors typically feature ships such as destroyers, battleships, or aircraft carriers, but not support vessels. By focusing on the support vessels, Parotti provides listeners with a different view of the two wars and leaves them with an appreciation for the crafts' significance along with the men who took care of these damaged ships." —National Maritime Historical Society 
   
   
   
  Assigned to US Navy Rescue Tug, the ATR-3X, not long after the German surrender in North Africa, Ensign Hal Goff and four other officers must support the Allied invasion of Sicily and Italy, shepherding navy ships to and from the bitter fighting. With the Allied advance finally stopped cold along the Winter Line beneath Monte Cassino, Hal and his ship become part of the grueling invasion of Anzio and the seemingly endless stalemate across Anzio's bloody beaches. 
   
   
   
  Phillip Parotti's thrilling novel treats his listeners to gripping World War II naval action in the Mediterranean Sea.

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  Daughter of the Cloud

  Alden Globe

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  She is at the top of her game. Powerful. Successful. Envied. Hunted? 
  You know what they say about formidable women. There is always a man trying to siphon their air out of the room. When Rave Maps, one of the top value engineers in the world, loses a big consulting opportunity, she realizes that someone else is in the running for her business. 
  But who? 
  While her mind teases out the answer during a work-play visit to the lush, beautiful Portuguese island of Madeira, Rave realizes she has less time than she originally thought. Several masked attackers make an attempt on her life. Rave has no choice. She needs to find the source. 
  It’s closer than she thinks. It might even be inside her head… 
  An addictive thriller with a breakneck twist set against a backdrop of stunning landscapes: the imposing mountains Steamboat Springs, the cityscape of Toronto, and the lights of Paris

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