From rolling pastures in Lexington, Kentucky to darkened alleyways in Newark, New Jersey, from Manhattan's posh 21 Club to a peculiar and mysterious landfill in eastern Kentucky, and from Saratoga Springs, New York to the tiny island of St. Lucia, Shedrow portrays a collision of characters from many divergent worlds. High society and the racing elite, medical and veterinary specialists, mob figures, and Kentucky hill folk become entangled in this unique twist on the medical thriller. Dr. Anthony Gianni, a prominent Manhattan surgeon, becomes involved in a racing partnership as a diversion. The partnership acquires Chiefly Endeavor, a two-year-old colt with the breeding, the spirit, and enough early racing success to qualify for the Kentucky Derby. When a new partner with an unsavory background appears, Dr. Gianni and a dedicated veterinarian must confront organized crime and solve a complex mystery that threatens to destroy both of their careers, and possibly a great deal more. A Suspense Magazine Best of 2010 selection.

Shedrow

Literature & Fiction

DeLuke, Dean

Genre Fiction

Grey Swan Press

Publisher's Weekly Starred Review. Twenty years after her last novel, On Double Tracks, Pinder again shares her remarkable and unique prose gifts in this intensely-moving novel that explores the mysteries of the human heart and soul. Canadian Alix Purcell is at a crossroads, having left her lover and her job at a publishing house. An unusual opportunity presents itself when she's approached to write the libretto for an opera based on the life of Austin Hart, an anthropologist who took his own life in the mid-19th century shortly after his controversial decision to cut down an enormous stand of totem poles and have them shipped to museums. Having contemplated suicide herself, Purcell feels an affinity for her subject and a passionate desire to unravel the truth about what led him to such a dark place. Her quest coincides with a precipitous decline in her mother's health, which forces her to try to heal long-standing rifts between them. Pinder's ability to craft memorable lines (The roadway to my history was always under construction), only enhance her unflinching look at a woman's struggle to find both peace and professional satisfaction. Publisher s Weekly April 4, 2012

Bring Me One Of Everything

Leslie Hall Pinder

Literary

- Frame Up (Grey Swan Press, September 2012), the debut novel by James Phoenix, offers fans of Robert Parker a new, street-smart Boston private eye named Fenway Burke. Given the Christian name of "Fenway," it is appropriate that James Phoenix's hero covers the same turf as Spencer, but Burke's home base is a rusting, steel-hulled, fifty-eight foot boat moored in Marblehead harbor about 10 miles north of Boston. Fenway Burke is cast by Phoenix in the same blunt, masculine, first person style of so many great, hardboiled detective novels. The memorable characters in Frame Up include a hulk of a man named Tiny, who runs Boston's largest bookie operation; a white-bearded lobsterman named Wiff, a fixture in Maddie's Bar on Front Street in Marblehead; and Fenway's love interest, Megan Griffin, a six-foot tall, statuesque Boston public defender. When Tiny asks for help to clear a kid who had been framed for murder, Fenway takes the case and soon finds himself up against sinister forces with far more financial resources and ruthless connections than he expected. Bodies begin to pile up as Fenway discovers that he is pitted against one of the most violent and talented international hit men in the world. Proving that the kid is innocent is complicated by a major stumbling block: just being able to stay alive.

Frame Up

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Phoenix, James

Mystery

Fairy Tales from Afar--The Adventures of the Princess, the Orcs, and the Goblins

UNKNOWN

Become entangled in a sinister conspiracy in this pulse-pounding legal mystery thriller that was chosen by SUSPENSE MAGAZINE as a BEST BOOK of the Year! 
<ul><li>But be warned, Murdering Lawyers is not for the faint of heart!</li></ul>In the novel Murdering Lawyersyou will find Marc Wilson, a jobless young attorney, once idealistic but now willing to bend a few rules to help his career. After a few minutes of dishonesty begin paying shocking dividends, he becomes a litigator at a prestigious international law firm, finds himself living in a luxury apartment, and enters into a romantic relationship with the boss's daughter - but not without paying a heavy price. Soon he is caught up with an ancient cabal committed to bringing the most unspeakable evil into the world, and he must find a way to defeat these forces or face the death of everything he loves. A creative, diabolical, and cool thriller - "so spellbinding that I just had to stay up and finish reading it to make sure that the main character made it through the night." (Mary's Cup of Tea) <ul><li>
Warning - Before you purchase this book please be aware that Murdering Lawyers is an extremely controversial mystery suspense thriller. The book contains graphic language, violence, and sexual content which is critical to the plot.</li></ul>
Praise for Murdering Lawyers . . . <ul><li>"A smoothly written mystery/suspense novel by a master storyteller, Larry Fine's Murdering Lawyers is a solid entertainment from first page to last" - Midwest Book Review</li></ul>
<ul><li>"Larry Fine's Murdering Lawyers is a fast and frenetic take on Shakespeare's we'll-known quote, "The first thing that we do, let's kill all the lawyers." - ForwardReviews.com</li></ul>If you like a good legal mystery thriller with a hard edge scroll up and click on the "Add to Cart" button.

Murdering Lawyers

LARRY FINE

Thrillers & Suspense

Become entangled in a sinister conspiracy in this pulse-pounding legal mystery thriller that was chosen by SUSPENSE MAGAZINE as a BEST BOOK of the Year!But be warned, Murdering Lawyers is not for the faint of heart!In the novel Murdering Lawyers you will find Marc Wilson, a jobless young attorney, once idealistic butnow willing to bend a few rules to help his career. After a few minutesof dishonesty begin paying shocking dividends, he becomes a litigator at a prestigious international law firm, finds himself living in a luxuryapartment, and enters into a romantic relationship with the boss'sdaughter - but not without paying a heavy price.Soon he iscaught up with an ancient cabal committed to bringing the mostunspeakable evil into the world, and he must find a way to defeat theseforces or face the death of everything he loves.A creative,diabolical, and cool thriller - "so spellbinding that I just had to stay up and finish reading it to make sure that the main character made itthrough the night." (Mary's Cup of Tea)Warning - Before you purchase this book please be aware that Murdering Lawyers is an extremely controversial mystery suspense thriller. The bookcontains graphic language, violence, and sexual content which iscritical to the plot.Praise for Murdering Lawyers . . ."A smoothly written mystery/suspense novel by a master storyteller, Larry Fine's Murdering Lawyers is a solid entertainment from first page to last" - Midwest Book Review"Larry Fine's Murdering Lawyers is a fast and frenetic take on Shakespeare's we'll-known quote, "Thefirst thing that we do, let's kill all the lawyers." -ForwardReviews.comIf you like a good legal mystery thriller with a hard edge scroll up and click on the "Add to Cart" button.

Fine, Larry

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