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Retired police detective, Dan Novice, and his wife, Karen, a retired social worker, arrive in France for a three-month vacation. The trip commences with a visit to Honoré and Michelle, their old friends, to celebrate Michelle's father's eighty-fifth birthday. A wealthy and eccentric businessman, Oliver Bres has planned a murder mystery weekend at his country winery, where he announces that a large cash prize will go to the person who solves the mystery. Fierce rains move in, destroying communications, challenging the weekend's plans, and closing the only road to the mountaintop estate. Honoré, a police chief, is forced into action when one of the guests dies. Were they murdered? Dan assists in processing and securing the scene while waiting for the authorities to arrive. More guests are murdered, and red herrings occur. Each person seems to have a secret. Dan and Karen realize they might be in danger without any escape. Are their old friends involved? Their host? Working together, can they survive and identify the killer . . . or killers?

The Resistance is coming.She thought she was out, but they are dragging her back in. A week has passed since the incident at the White House, a week since Meda was forced to kill her mother. She was sure she'd found her way out of this life - no more secrets, no more lies. But just as Meda and Brody grow comfortable in their little cabin in the woods, Meda learns that her freedom was only an illusion when an unknown shapeshifter kidnaps her and drags her back to the Agency, Isi, and her biological father, Chayton.This time, Meda is involved in a plan to destroy a database that holds the names of all known mimics so that others like her can be free. Meda dives headfirst into the mission, but success won't be easy. The stakes are high, and the cost may be higher. As secrets are revealed, trust will be shattered, and Meda's new power will emerge. Will Meda manage to break free from the Agency once and for all? Find out in the thrilling sequel to Stratagem.

What if there was a way to improve your relationships in 14 days? Any relationship -- regardless of type -- would be improved!The Encouragement Factor aims to help you understand ENCOURAGEMENT: why we, as humans, need it and how to effectively use it to change other's lives. Including yours. Also included is a Bible study to dig deeper as a self-study or within a group. This isn't a gimmick. It's a method to bring more intentional encouragement in-focus for anyone who needs it. Which, quite honestly, is everyone. All I ask from you is your time for a short read and 14 days. It truly could be life-changing!

The Bible says that Christ's followers are holy, blameless, and dearly loved, yet we struggle to speak kindly to our spouse and not gossip about our coworkers. How do we reconcile our behavior with how Jesus sees us and experience lasting transformation? Believe Deeper will help you assess where your faith may be theoretical rather than functional and provide practical ways to ground yourself in the identity Christ died to give you.

American Writing Awards, 2022 Finalist Women's Fiction, Finalist Mystery/SuspenseFirebird Award, 2022 Winner Romantic Suspense, Winner Women's Fiction, Winner SuspenseNovember 2015-Seasoned war photojournalist Annie Hawkins returns home after an assignment to find her life falling apart. She's under investigation for an incident that happened six months earlier in Afghanistan. Her best friend's daughter, Seema, is still missing, apparently with her Taliban boyfriend. Her daughter Mel and friends are busy fundraising to rebuild the Wad Qol Secondary School for Girls and expect Annie to deliver the money. To make matters worse, she has a major argument with the love of her life, Finn Cerelli, and they're no longer speaking.When Annie returns to Afghanistan to cover peace talks between the government and the Taliban, she takes a side trip to Wad Qol, where she discovers that not everyone wants the new school. Sabotage delays construction, and when a worker ends up dead, it's clear the militants are to blame. It's also obvious that they know exactly where Annie is.