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A manic, psychotic serial killer is night-roaming the streets of Riverside, California, committing brutal mutilation murders. Join P.I. Daisy Ward as she tries to solve the case!

With so many different people in our jobs, schools and communities it is important to recognize discrimination and celebrate our diversity so that we can enjoy the benefits and not become victims or perpetrators of discrimination in the workplace. This book is about some of the experiences and thoughts of a professional, African American man seeking the American dream and believing he had a right to make a complaint about racial discrimination in the workplace.

When New Mexico Detective Danny Rivera is transferred from the city of Hobbs, she’s relieved to get away from the chaos she’s unintentionally caused in her hometown. Her new assignment in Crickton, however, isn’t the respite she expects it to be. Misery begins as soon as she meets her cold and aggressive new partner, Detective John Calvin. He doesn’t respect Danny and has no faith in the young detective’s skills. Danny is furious when he rips their first case out from under her and John requests they be reassigned. Without the department’s most successful detectives on the case, Danny can only watch helplessly as a serial killer ravages the town’s population. As tensions rise betwe ...

He's had a rough life. He can't afford to take another "L".Starting on the anniversary of the girl's death. Someone is paying her alleged killer's a visit.

Imagine waking up one day, unable to open your eyes, hearing voices you've never heard, trying to get up, but you are tied down, unable to move. At that moment you attempt to recall your last actions, your last words. The last thing you recall doing was holding a 9-millimeter Smith and Wesson pistol under your chin and pulling the trigger. Meanwhile, you still can’t open your eyes. Experience the compelling story of a young man's fight for survival after his attempt at suicide, and all of the unspoken emotions surrounding his ordeal.

In 1774 Paul Revere was given the assignment by Benjamin Franklin to make 13 oil cans, the type used to apply oil to horses' hooves. Inscribed in the bottom was the location of arms and funds to be used in the War of Independence from England. Now over 200 years later, antique dealers are being murdered for them. Why? What makes them so valuable? One of the prominent dealers in New York City, Whittier Ong, has one. He commissions Gordon Nunn, now retired from the N.Y.P.D. and a Private Detective, to find the others. In Nunn's hunt the killer seems to be one step ahead of him killing off dealers for the cans.

Detective Sergeant Rita Magill returns to the Seventh Precinct after a high-speed chase leaves her wondering if she is fit to serve with the Masonville Police Department. She discovers that the wife of billionaire Richard Cory is waiting to see her. The woman tells Magill that her husband has been murdered. The reason she knows this is because his ghost has spoken to her. Magill must tread lightly while she confronts her fears and the supernatural as she attempts to unravel the most perplexing case of her career. The investigation will challenge her beliefs and her ability to remain focused on the evidence.

A MANIC, PSYCHIOTIC SERIAL KILLER IS TERRORIZING RIVERSIDE, CALIFORNIA JOIN P.I. DETECTIVE DAISY WARD AS SHE TRIES TO FIND THE SERIAL KILLER

Austin Augustine, lead singer for Rock On, Dallas #1 club band gets his chance for huge success; and at the same time, falls in love with Penny Simms, corporate Executive Secretary. But her great beauty attracts CFO Robert Crawford, ruthless serial killer who preys on beautiful women. From Chicago to Dallas, Atlanta to Kansas City, Seattle to L.A. the suspense threatens to strangle you. Does good always overcome evil? You be the judge.

Oftentimes people ask if they could go back in time and start over again, would they change anything? I've always been taught that God doesn't make mistakes, but my childhood tragedy left me wondering "why me"quite frankly. As young adults we are oblivious to the fact that certain courses of action can change the trajectory of our entire live. For me, tragedy ultimately changed me for the better, but it didn't feel like it at the time.