Publisher: Brown Dog Books
A mostly silly story for adults. The reader is drawn into a dreamworld to have an absurd adventure that crosses the genres of fantasy, mystery, horror, romance, science fiction and more.
A bundle of books #1 (THE GIRL HE PINED) and #2 (THE GIRL HE CHOSE) in Blake Pierce’s Paige King Mystery series! This bundle offers books one and two in one convenient file, with over 100,000 words of reading.In THE GIRL HE PINED (Book #1), Paige King, 25, in her Ph.D. residency at a psychiatric hospital for the criminally insane, is summoned urgently by the FBI: her most notorious patient, a diabolical and elusive serial killer, has escaped. And they need her to help hunt him down. Paige, as brilliant as she is, knows she is up against a mastermind with no equal. This killer will stop at nothing to outwit them all, and going too deep into his mind may be just the thing that undoes them all. Paige’s skills are put to the ultimate test in this harrowing cat-and-mouse thriller, as new bodies pile up, and as Paige realizes that she, herself, may just be the target.In THE GIRL HE CHOSE (Book #2), Paige King, after receiving her Ph.D. in forensic psychology, has been asked to join the FBI’s elite BAU unit. When a deranged killer on death row seems to know more than he lets on about an active case, Paige is summoned to enter his mind and crack the case—before the final hours that lead to his execution. The death row killer’s clues soon lead Paige down a rabbit hole of red herrings and dead ends, and time is running out for her to save the next victim. Can she piece the clues together in time? Or has she finally met her match?A complex psychological crime thriller full of twists and turns and packed with heart-pounding suspense, the PAIGE KING mystery series will make you fall in love with a brilliant new female protagonist and keep you turning pages late into the night.Books #3-#6 are also available!Show book
Enter the provocative world of "They Call Me Carpenter: A Tale of the Second Coming" by Upton Sinclair. Set in post-World War I America, this satirical novel follows the miraculous appearance of a carpenter, bearing an uncanny resemblance to Jesus Christ, on the streets of Western City. As he confronts greed, corruption, and social injustice, his teachings spark both inspiration and outrage. Sinclair's compelling narrative challenges societal norms and explores the enduring quest for spiritual and moral awakening, making it a thought-provoking read.Show book
Dubliners is a collection of fifteen short stories written by James Joyce and published in 1914. The stories are set in Dublin, Ireland, and explore the lives of ordinary people in the city at the turn of the 20th century. Joyce’s use of vivid imagery and subtle symbolism creates a powerful sense of atmosphere and character that draws readers into the world of Dublin and its inhabitants. The stories are arranged in a chronological sequence, starting with childhood experiences and progressing through adolescence, young adulthood, and middle age, before culminating in old age and death. Each story offers a glimpse into a different aspect of Dublin life, and together they form a rich tapestry of the city and its people. One of the central themes of Dubliners is the idea of paralysis. Joyce portrays his characters as being trapped in a cycle of frustration and despair, unable to break free from the constraints of their social and economic circumstances. This sense of paralysis is evident in many of the stories, such as "The Sisters," in which the young narrator is unable to come to terms with the death of a priest who had been a mentor to him, or "Eveline," in which a young woman is torn between her desire for freedom and her sense of duty to her family. The theme of paralysis is also evident in the closing story, "The Dead," which explores the idea of spiritual death and the inability of the characters to connect with one another. Despite its bleak portrayal of life in Dublin, Dubliners is also a celebration of the city and its people. Joyce’s attention to detail and his vivid descriptions of the sights, sounds, and smells of the city bring the setting to life and create a sense of intimacy with the characters.Show book
The road to ruin is paved with deception... U.S. Senator Stan Young has more skeletons in his closet than a centuries-old graveyard...and more power than a nuclear blast. When Ben Storey, the city councilman running against the incumbent senator, uncovers damning evidence against Young, he decides to take the information to the only person with the resources to pursue it—Amelia Storm. Between looking for the case that will finally take down the Leóne mafia family, the abrupt reappearance of her troubled sister, and her search for a rat within her own agency, the military veteran turned FBI agent’s plate is full. But when Ben Storey sends Amelia an urgent request to meet him, how can she say no? Ben is playing a dangerous game, and Amelia soon becomes a pawn. In the greatest fight of her life, who can Amelia trust when everyone turns against her...and her opponent hides behind a cloak of deception? From the wickedly dark minds of Mary Stone and Amy Wilson comes Storm’s Ruin, book four of the Amelia Storm Series, where you’ll realize that your home might not be as safe as you thought.Show book
All but obliterated by a first-strike nuclear attack, America has been reduced to a war-blackened wasteland. Up from what was the most powerful country on Earth rises a lone hero—Hawk Hunter, ace fighter pilot, known to his enemies as the Wingman!Show book
A CHOICE OF LOVE is a novel looking into the troubled life of an immigrant girl who faces two different cultures: orthodox Indian culture vs. the Western. She is raised in the authoritarian Tambram family in Tamil Nadu. Her family values clash with that of her adoptive country. Trying to find her niche, she faces the dilemma of making the right choice.Show book
