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A Twisted Love Story & Creepy Murder Mystery. Tone: Think ‘Twilight Zone’ meets ‘Death on the Nile’ with an epic ‘Titanic’ larger than life feel. Old Time Carnival. The Year 1925. Sunset. Release your inner child, cause you're in for one heck of a wild ride! Carnival Town has arrived. The bright lights! The rides & games! Cotton candy, corndogs and so much more! Acrobats, clowns & magicians surround. Mystical, magical shows all abound. An electrifying, death-defying show of shows! Oh, the fantasmagorical -n- freaky shows… How they do it, nobody knows. It’s a fanciful world full of all the pleasures a body craves! Every girl. Every boy. Come one. Come all! Short, medium or ta ...

A murderer with a mysterious pattern lands on Agent Ryker Adams' radar. As more bodies drop, he can feel something is wrong in his chest, with every beat of his heart. His time is running out. Can he catch the killer and save his loved ones before time runs out?

In a world governed by power and loyalty, Okami, a captivating half-Black, half-Japanese woman, relishes the luxuries granted by her family's wealth and her father's Yakuza influence. Unaware of the darkness lurking beneath, her opulent life takes a dark turn when she endures a heinous assault by her father's boss's son. This ordeal sparks a fierce determination, leading her to become an assassin within her father's organization, seeking justice and purpose. "Okami: Young Assassin" follows her riveting journey as she confronts her new identity amidst the underworld's intricate dynamics.

In this sprawling saga from our protagonist's early beginnings of investigative intrigue, he is drawn into south Florida's narcotics underground for an assignment with danger and destiny. Double agents, drug lords, Florida Woman and female Yetis abound in one of the most entertaining entries in the Whisanant Mythos ever published, of which this is volume 26.

A North Woods Tale of Intrigue, Love, and Passion "Sundown at Dawn" is a thriller that combines the history and wonder of the beautiful North Country with a harrowing and brilliantly conceived story that grabs you and won't let go. Steve Stepan's writing is right up there with the likes of Vince Flynn and Clive Cussler. I am looking forward with anticipation to John Starr's further adventures. Tom Mageau Control Data Corporation