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The road to the Oval Office is paved in blood...the simultaneous assassinations of the President and Vice President catapults the Speaker of the House into the White House as the first female President of the United States. Evidence points to a former Navy SEAL as one of the assassins. Relegated to writing sidebar stories instead of headlines, journalist McKenzie McClendon composes a scathing story about the Navy training killers, igniting the fury of the assassin's former partner. Former Navy SEAL Noah Hutchins doesn't believe his partner could have committed the heinous crime. They'd endured the horrors of Afghanistan together. His buddy was a hero, not a murderer. No one who knows the truth is safe...thrown together in a search for the truth-and a career-making story-McKenzie and Noah must unravel a dangerous web of lies that includes a radical foreign faction, a violent ultra-feminist group, and corrupt politicians willing to kill to keep their secrets. And an assassin who is still on the loose. His next targets are already in his crosshairs...

What if you found yourself transported into your son's body?A FAST-PACED AND THOUGHT-PROVOKING NEW NOVELCardiologist Chris Holden finds himself transported into his son Joel's body and into Joel's life. Is this reincarnation, madness, a near-death experience or simply another chance to reconcile and make his son's dreams come true?Joel has a girlfriend and a dream...and a secret. He's supposed to be dead. The FBI-and the drug dealers he betrayed-will be very interested in settling old scores. Inheriting his father's estate gives Joel the opportunity to realize his dream: to open a fashionable restaurant in downtown Seattle. However, Joel finds that the dead past does not always stay buried. Changes is Allen Wyler's sixth novel. He is currently at work on the latest installment of his popular "e;Dead"e; series (Dead Head, Dead End Deal, Deadly Errors, Dead Wrong and Dead Ringer). Allen Wyler is a retired neurosurgeon from the Pacific Northwest who has been working full time as a novelist since 2007.

The flight to avoid the killing... It's 1968. The Cold War is hot, the Vietnam War is raging, and the women's movement is beating a far-distant drum. When Austin Starr's husband decides to protest the war by emigrating from Texas to Canada, she goes along, with the biblical dictate of "e;whither-thou-goest I will go"e; ringing in her ears. Leads to murderNo activist herself, Austin is homesick, drowning in culture shock, and now, her husband has been accused of murdering a fellow draft resister, the black-sheep son of a U.S. Senator. Alone and ill-equipped to negotiate in a foreign country, she is befriended by Larissa Klimenko, the daughter of Austin's Russian history professor. A desperate race to find the truthThe Mounties aren't supposed to harass draft-age boys but the truth is very different, especially when political pressure is applied by both the victim's father and the Canadian prime minister's office. They may have a reputation for always getting their man, but Austin is convinced this time they have the wrong one. Once courted by the CIA, and a lover of mystery and espionage novels, Austin launches her own investigation into the murder. When ominous letters warning her to stop her sleuthing turn into death threats, Austin must find the real killer or risk losing everything. Her love-and her life-are on the line.

A collection of short stories from writers Ken Coffman and Adina Pelle. Love, life and technology...with banter and conversation between the authors. Do you crave something different? This is it.

Volume 1 of the continuing adventures of Glen Wilson.