Broken. Dead. Failure. That's what Jared felt every time he looked in the mirror. A man drowning himself in alcohol and loose women. That's what he had become. After all, that's all he was good for-until Alzerro King fucked up his day. One sentence completely altered his world. Hiding someone while working with the FBI was the last thing he wanted to do. Then he meets her-Isabella Vincenzo. Isabella wasn't a victim. She wasn't prey to the monsters...

"In the elite company of Sue Grafton and Patricia Cornwell."

—Flint Journal

Injustice For All—riveting crime fiction from J.A. Jance featuring Seattle Homicide Detective J.P. Beaumont—offers fans of Jance's Sheriff Joanna Brady books a golden opportunity to enjoy a different side to the perennial New York Times bestselling author. Here a dead body on the beach and a screaming woman ensnare Beau in a

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When a federal judge is murdered, a witness to the crime of betrayal must go on the run, and an ambitious FBI agent is compelled to figure out why.

David Hilfiker has committed his life, both as a writer and a doctor, to people in need, writing about the urban poor with whom he's spent all his days for the last two decades. In Urban Injustice, he explains in beautiful and simple language how the myth that the urban poor siphon off precious government resources is contradicted by the facts, and how most programs help some of the people some of the time but are almost never sufficiently orchestrated...

Michael Remington is up to his eyeballs in trouble. His friend and ally, Sergeant Genevieve Stephens is in trouble for helping him, and his relationship with Brigit fills him with guilt over his dead wife and child. Even a zombie apocalypse is a relief; at least he knows what to do about that. But things aren't always as they appear, and sometimes you have to focus on the little things before you can deal with the big ones. Michael has to navigate...

In the book, the author presents his views against global changes in different spheres of society, concretizing their real influence upon politics and philosophy. In his opinion, there are no enough serious political and philosophic explanations of the developments and prognoses for the nearest future. The humanitarian component of science is far behind the rates of the rapidly changing world for different reasons, including objective ones. Maybe...

Gabriel Michael Fisher, a loving father and dedicated husband, spent ten years of his life behind bars for a crime he did not commit. Accused of molesting his daughter, Fisher realized everything was a ploy set up by his wife and a group of people supposedly tasked to uphold justice. Now that he is done serving his time, Fisher is out to exact revenge from the people who ruined his family and caused his daughter's death. One by one he hunts them down,...

In this mini ebook, Jervis presents a case for the Christian's engagement with race and justice issues. This book reveals that the problem of Christians' lack of concern for Justice or compassion-related issues is not just theological but a multi-layered one: ranging from personal, theological, cultural, denominational and other historical factors. Hence, Jervis relates a list of nine common reasons people, particularly Christians, usually tend to...

Born into a tenant farming family in North Carolina in 1946, Mary Louise, Mary Ann, Mary Alice, and Mary Catherine were medical miracles. Annie Mae Fultz, a Black-Cherokee woman who lost her ability to hear and speak in childhood, became the mother of America's first surviving set of identical quadruplets. They were instant celebrities. Their White doctor named them after his own family members. He sold the rights to use the sisters for marketing...

A child serial killer terrorizes the city of Saskatoon in the summer of 1975.