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The Reluctant Guru of Alphanbet City is at one and the same time a coming-of-age story of an American guru and a guide to the discovery of spiritual life without pretension. Aziza would appear to be the least likely girl to develop into a transformative leader, but her obsessional nature drives her toward spiritual understanding. This novel spans forty-two years of the guru's family, her conception as an outcome of adolescent rebellion and rap...

Ken Plough was the scourge of tiny Oletha, Iowa for decades. He stole livestock, robbed homes and violated young women. He avoided the consequences of his actions by bullying and terrorizing the townspeople with threats against them, their families and homes, burning a house to the ground in one instance, and critically wounding a neighbor in another. In an explosion of violence, Plough is gunned down as he sits in his truck outside a local ...

Sam Sawyer may become my favorite crime fighter. I can't wait for the next book in this new Florida Keys mystery series ..." -Maryjane Elizabeth Jones, Heat Until Boiling They called Arthur Broom "The Glades Man, " not because he lived way out there in the river of grass, but because he was spending all his money trying to save it. And as one of the richest men in Florida there was much he could do to beat back the onslaughts of agriculture...

Wow! This is the 19th book in the Quilters Club series. And I've loved every single one of them. I'm pleased to tell you this one is among my favorites, a mixture of Shakespeare, and old cases, and kids home from college (can you believe Aggie and N'yen are already in college?) ..." -Marcy Birdweather, Marcy's Musings "So, fair reader, if thou seeketh an escapade woven with the fabric of mystery, wherein the charm of quilting doth intertwin...

Bloody enjoyable ..." -Hollis George, Noted Anthologist Murder in Key West 10 marks the 10th Anniversary Edition of this popular anthology of mystery stories - what we like to call murder and mayhem in Paradise. Back again are some of your favorite writers, sharing new mysteries that capture the colorful excitement of the Southernmost City in the Continental United States. Robert CoburnBill CraigShirrel Rhoades David BeckwithRandy BeckerH....

I like it when H.L. Osterman dips his pen into the black ink of horror. This one is both creepy and light-hearted and fun to read."-Byron Rupert McCafferty Seattle Book Journal How do you murder your wife when she refuses to die? As we learn here, try and try again. You're probably just not doing it right. Here you will meet an unreliable narrator who can't figure out what's going on in this keep-you-guessing horror thriller.

I have been reading Steve's books since the very beginning, and I always look forward to learning about Ben's and Sharon's latest adventures. I love how Steve weaves the locale and real-life resources, such as the FBI and his business knowledge, into his stories. His characters are exciting, and you can picture meeting them in real life. The banter between Ben and Sharon is affectionate and amusing. The plots are inventive, and as someone alwa...

Perhaps the best romance/mystery series I have ever read ..." -Pamela Paige, former feature writer, Florida Times-Union The long lazy summer of the pandemic finds the gang in River Bend adapting to the new normal. Lynn and Dusty both maintain home offices. Lynn declares her back yard a mask-free zone allowing friends to gather face-to-unmasked-face while social distancing. Crime seems to have surrendered to covid until Teniquia gets involved...

Steve Adubato does a masterful job of uncovering many of the core principles that can lead to world class leadership. You will read and reread this book for years to come." -MICHAEL CLINTON AUTHOR, ROAR INTO THE SECOND HALF OF LIFE In this powerful follow-up to his last book Lessons In Leadership, Emmy® Award-winning anchor and leadership coach Steve Adubato, Ph.D. teaches readers how to navigate "The Tough Stuff" using practical tools base...

Steve Adubato does a masterful job of uncovering many of the core principles that can lead to world class leadership. You will read and reread this book for years to come." -MICHAEL CLINTON AUTHOR, ROAR INTO THE SECOND HALF OF LIFE In this powerful follow-up to his last book Lessons In Leadership, Emmy® Award-winning anchor and leadership coach Steve Adubato, Ph.D. teaches readers how to navigate "The Tough Stuff" using practical tools base...

Can't-put-'em-down stories by Key West's best mystery writers, " observes legendary adventurer Reef Perkins. Murder In Key West by Michael Haskins. Another adventure by freelance journalist Mad Mick Murphy. His day takes a turn for the worse when he discovers the body of an old newspaper crony - as cold as granite from a Quincy quarry and almost as hard. A Lucky Man by Jonathan Woods. A gonzo tale of a man, a dead body and a mysterious palm r...

Terrific characters and a riviting storyline...couldn't put it down." -Richard Wall, A Reviewer Detective Joe Cheo comes from a family with a history of crime and corruption. Though he has never taken part in any criminal activity, the reputation has been a burden to carry throughout his life. And never heavier than now as a member of the the Honolulu Police Department, where he is forced to walk a fine line. But events conspire to present ...

Two-thirds of US small businesses have one owner, one employee. About 52 percent are home-based. This is a book of sound, logic-driven advice aimed directly at them." -Ray Hoffman CEO Radio, WCBS Newsradio 880 "As an entrepreneur and someone who works with attorneys, I may have a unique perspective on the importance of planning for your business's success. In Mitch and Barry's book, you'll learn exactly how to protect yourself and avoid th...

Creative characters guide the reader through what in many ways is a sailing adventure...er...caper around Jamaica... A hidden gem." -Richard J. Wall, Editor. "David Beckwith's knowledge of and affection for Caribbean culture and its wind-blown intricacies are showcased in this fast-moving story set in Jamaica's hot, salty underbelly. Having had some experience in Jamaica, I can say this story is as colorful as the country itself and is fill...

The Caribe series by Bill Craig drops you right in the middle of an Ian Fleming novel..." -Dick Wall, Editor. Following the mission which effectively wiped out the Caribe team, Nick Storm is enjoying his retirement on Key West. Until an old friend from his days in the CIA shows up at the beach to ask Nick to undertake one last mission for the CIA. The Agency has a mole and has learned that a deadly disease is being weaponized in a secret la...

I've come to look forward to the annual appearance of this mystery anthology. Who would have guessed so many murders take place on the sunny island of Key West - at least in the pages of books." -Edward Squires, Not Quite a Novella ¿Here's another can't-put-it-down edition of mystery short stories. In these pages you will encounter a dozen intriguing tales by Bill Craig, Robert Coburn, David Beckwith, Barthélemy Banks, Hollis George, Jack Ma...

Sam Sawyer may become my favorite crime fighter. I can't wait for the next book in this new Florida Keys mystery series ..." -Maryjane Elizabeth Jones, Heat Until Boiling They called Arthur Broom "The Glades Man, " not because he lived way out there in the river of grass, but because he was spending all his money trying to save it. And as one of the richest men in Florida there was much he could do to beat back the onslaughts of agriculture...

Fraudulists and fabulists, scammers, lost gems, beer, an inflatable sex doll, cheap guns, a bull alligator and nitrogen narcosis contribute to this simple tale set in the briny aftermath of life in the Florida Keys and the froamy backwaters of Bone Island...." -Everett Shroud, author of The Snorkel Diaries "Reef Perkins jerks Key West's zipper down in this almost true tale of foolishness, greed and tropical intrigue then side slips and deli...

The Dark End of the Rainbow grabbed me by the throat and pulled me into its world." -Sandra Balzo, Author of the Maggy Thorsen Mysteries and Main Street Murders "The opening pages of The Dark End of the Rainbow will have readers eagerly searching for the pot of gold at its end." -Theodore B. Hertel, MWA's Robert L. Fish Award-winning author Teenager Xandra Byrd plans one final drug drop to finance her budding skateboard career. High school...

Since the year 1620, when the Mayflower washed up on the beach at Plymouth Rock, there has been a Perkins on the loose in this country. This is the story of one such Perkins. Born when he was very young Perkins came to fruition in the rural cow pastures and swollen swamps of southern Michigan. From volunteering to be buried in the mud on the bottom of the Potomac River to casually leaping out of helicopters and into the slippery Tongue of t...