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Print: $16.78 Download: $7.30 New York City 1950.
Mike Hammer is not the only private cop in town. Marlowe Black walks the streets with a PI license to serve justice, a .45 automatic, his fists and an attitude to get the case solved regardless of the consequences.
When a stranger’s body mysteriously lands in his
office after a long Fourth of July weekend, Black is determined to learn why. Bullets fly and bodies fall as he hunts the killer through a maze of government agents, missing Russian gold coins, Nazi fugitives, greed, and
women worth fighting for and knowing intimately. Black has to right an old wrong, make a heart-stopping discovery, and wrestle with a decision to adhere to principles that reach
beyond love and death.
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Print: $22.80 Download: $11.00 Edwin Blutleer, Knight Templar and vampire. 600 years ago his Templar comrades, in the Holy Land on crusade, abandoned him in the searing heat of an Egyptian battlefield. He was rescued not by any living being, but by an inhuman creature who turned his sun baked, ruined body into the immortal Blutleer. His cousin, Pierre DeVeze, led the slaughter of Edwin's family, in an attempt to destroy the horrible creature Edwin had become. Now, Easter 1888, Edwin is ready to exact his final revenge by killing the last of the DeVeze bloodline. But the mother of the last survivors, the beautiful Amanda Penderfield Willington, is entranced by Edwin. And for the third time in his 600-year existence of living death, Edwin succumbs to love for a Penderfield woman. Edwin remains firm in his plan to destroy the last DeVeze heirs on Easter Sunday, but will his love of Amanda stop him?
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Print: $14.90 Download: $1.95 Hacker McKaybees knew the old man was trouble the day his father reentered his life a year ago. Yet some sense of twisted curiosity, or undesirable loyalty to a man he didn’t know, drove him to accept the request to help investigate what Hacker felt would be a wasted effort: solve a murder for which a convicted man sat in prison. As his foot hit the first step of his father’s building, he knew that before the sun rose over Manhattan, the smell of blood would overpower odors of local Soho residents preparing breakfast. He slowed as he heard his father arguing with someone. Without wanting to alert them and causing the carnage the old man was famous for, he pressed the office door open with the barrel of his Glock. A hinge creaked. Five seconds later, the intruder’s body with a hole in his chest, dropped. The old man, still seated, his .45 leaking a tendril of smoke, looked disappointed but satisfied. Hacker knew he was in deep enough that there was only one way out, solve the murder.
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Print: $8.95 Download: $3.00 The collected hunting, fishing, wildlife and nature articles of R. Wharton Gaul, originally published between 1970 and 1986
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