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A county road crew finds an unidentified man in a drainage ditch on Millford County's western edge. Detective Sergeant Garrett Hale of the Millford County Sheriff's Department begins working the case with almost nothing—no name, no record, no obvious crime. The medical examiner rules the death exposure, hypothermia. But the investigation that follows pulls at a quiet, carefully constructed sequence of institutional decisions that stripped a man named Warren Pruett of his job, his housing, and his access to the systems that might have helped him.

Roy Cutler fished Harmon Lake every February for thirty-one years. He knew that ice the way a man knows a road he's driven every day of his working life—not consciously, in his body. His son found the truck at the access road on a Sunday morning. Engine cold. Door not fully latched. Thermos full. Fishing gear in the bed, untouched. Forty yards out on the main ice, Roy's hole was drilled and his line was set and Roy was eleven feet down in the sediment. The coroner ruled it accidental.

Thomas Jourdan, a tough San Diego private investigator with a strong moral code, faces turmoil when a cold murder case involving his first client resurfaces, forcing him to confront past failures. Seeking refuge, he dives into his second career as a restaurateur, but a lukewarm review from a famous food critic drags him back into detective work. The jittery critic fears an old enemy is out for revenge, and Thomas must juggle both cases amid new friendships and a possible romance.

Claire Benton downloads an anonymous confession app to vent about her marriage. It listens. It responds. It remembers. Soon, the app knows things it shouldn’t—names she never gave, secrets she never spoke, conversations that haven’t happened yet. When Claire hears her husband’s private confessions replayed without his consent, she realizes the app isn’t just listening. It’s modeling behavior. Predicting outcomes. Adjusting lives.

Seven years after his wife vanished, true-crime podcaster Liam Hart has learned to live with silence. Then, in the middle of a storm, a woman knocks on his door—claiming to be Emily. She knows things only Emily would know. But she doesn’t recognize the house. And she’s terrified of being found. As Liam pulls at the threads of her impossible return, he uncovers evidence of a secret research program built around memory manipulation, human “versions,” and a buried experiment that never ended.

At 4: 17 a.m., Detective Valerie Lane is woken by a knock she can’t explain—and a scrap of bright green fabric left outside her hotel door. Hours later, she’s called to the Grandwell Museum, where an $800,000 painting has been stolen from a “locked” gallery in the most impossible way imaginable: it vanishes between two frames of security footage, with no intruder, no alarm, and no trace.

One ride. One secret. One mistake that puts him in the crosshairs. Ethan Cole is a rideshare driver still grieving his wife’s death when he picks up a terrified passenger on a rainy night. She isn’t just running from someone—she’s carrying evidence tied to a hidden conspiracy and to the accident that killed Ethan’s wife. When the passenger vanishes and leaves behind a flash drive, Ethan becomes the next target. Hunted by a man who erases people through staged accidents and buried paperwork, Ethan is forced to uncover the truth his wife died protecting.

Imagine, you suddenly found yourself in a world where golfing is a way of life. Each morning, the people of this world wake up to play golf and work on their courses. Every course reflects its owner's persona. You are the course inspector. You work for the Golf Gods. You are responsible for inspecting the condition of each course. You meet people like Slow Hand Sunn, Betting Thomas, Mangled Mandie, and many more.

Join us on a journey of self-discovery and growth as we tackle the toxic traits that hold us back. Through a blend of humor, personal anecdotes, and practical advice, this book provides a step-by-step roadmap to becoming the best version of yourself. Learn to identify and understand the origins of your toxic behaviors, seek help with confidence, and develop self-awareness and healthier habits.

In the summer of 1967, Sebastian (“Bass”) Ramsay is a young man content to be growing up secure in the love of his parents and companionship of his first cousin, his feet firmly planted on the fertile soil of their families; dual farms in mid-Michigan. His life begins to change after a chance encounter with an itinerant family convinces his cousin to run away from home.

The disappearance of the USS Montgomery in the perilous Makaran Straits sparks an international crisis—and Commander Rachel Vance finds herself at the center of a conspiracy that threatens the world’s balance of power. Tasked with uncovering the truth, Vance and her crew aboard the USS Lexington quickly discover they are up against more than rogue nations.

This heartfelt collection of essays begins were David Haldane's award-winning 2023 book, A Tooth in My Popsicle, left off. After making the difficult decision to settle in the Philippines where his wife, Ivy, had been born and raised, David and his family spent two years building their dream house overlooking the sea, getting their kids settled in local schools, and falling in love with a vibrant culture that, for him anyway, was like something out of a fantasy novel. Then disaster struck.

Briar Hollow has always lived under the shadow of its abandoned viaduct—but when livestock vanish, ground tremors shake the valley, and children describe a tall grey figure perched on the arches at dusk, the quiet rural mystery turns into a waking nightmare. Investigative journalist Elise Carnby arrives expecting exaggeration and folklore. Instead, she finds a valley slowly collapsing in on itself—and a creature that appears only when disaster is moments away.

When civil rights attorney Samuel Copper is lynched in the heart of Washington, D.C., his murder is staged to instill fear, his body marked with a name few recognize—Sons of Glory. To the public, it’s a hate crime. To those in power, it’s a warning. But to Colton Cross, it’s an open contract.

Texas PI Kelly McWinter’s three person agency often works with the Fort Worth Sheriff’s Department and handles investigations as diverse as chicken killing ghosts, Mexican migrant cocaine smugglers, suspicious baby adoptions and the worst case Kelly’s ever handled, the kidnapping of nine year old Suzanna Hedley. Join Kelly, Cade and Stella as they match wits with a very sneaky ghost, help out a suspicious nurse and try to negotiate a peaceful understanding with the enforcement arm of a local Cartel.

His mother and father divorced when he was 5. Music became a friend and he formed his first Rock & Roll band when he was 15. After graduation from Holmes Country High School in Bonifay, Florida he enlisted in the United States Navy. His years in the Navy were dangerous but prepared him for more danger later on. His Honorable Discharge came and Hollywood, California called, then New York, Memphis, Nashville and back to Hollywood.

Dive into "Jake: A Young Boy's Basketball Journey," an inspiring tale perfect for any young athlete or avid audiobook listener. This audiobook is an excellent gift for boys and girls alike, ideal for birthdays, holidays, or any special occasion. It's not just a story about basketball; it's a life lesson in resilience, dedication, respect, tolerance, and discipline, essential for every young mind.

In the annals of military history, few events resonate with the same improbable intensity as the evacuation of Dunkirk. The Miracle of Dunkirk: 10 Facts About WWII’s Amazing Evacuation delivers a vivid, gripping, and expertly researched account of this defining moment during the Second World War—not just as a story of retreat, but of remarkable courage, unity, and resilience in the face of overwhelming odds.