– Lee Clay, Producer, NO GOOD DEED and DEMONIC
Part Three of the serial conspiracy thriller that will shake America to its core.
It is December, and a bloody year in America draws to a close, a year in which the Supreme Court was decimated by six bombs, claiming the lives of four of the Justices.
As winter falls on rural Michigan, Supreme Court policeman Jason Lancaster believes he’s even closer to finding his missing fiancée Miranda Whitney, if he can just figure out the location of the secret compound of one of America’s most organized militias, the Michigan Minutemen. As he waits for a lead, his memories drift back to his first meeting with Miranda, and the clues she dropped even then to her deepest secrets.
In Washington DC, beloved appeals Judge Isaac Goldman seems well on his way to confirmation as the second replacement Justice, when a Senator on the Judiciary Committee obtains an interview with one of his former clerks claiming his wife left him because of his addiction to marijuana. Can Rosemarie Irving salvage yet another nomination?
Part legal potboiler, part HOUSE OF CARDS dealmaking drama, part 24-esque espionage cliffhanger, FOUR SEATS is an enthralling new entry to the conspiracy thriller tradition.
OTHER REVIEWS:
“Cooley delivers again. A riveting political thriller that is somehow educational and page-turning at the same time. I didn’t know I could care this much about the appointment of judges, but Cooley took me there.”
– Dave Callaham, Screenwriter of GODZILLA and THE EXPENDABLES
“With FOUR SEATS, Aaron Cooley has softly, slyly and deservedly taken his seat beside Parker, Child, DeMille and Grisham and in the process has introduced us to a protagonist with just enough flaw to be honorably relatable and just enough hero to be vastly readable.”
– Patrick MacManus, Writer & Co-Executive Producer,
Netflix’s MARCO POLO
“Cooley writes with knowledge and skill about a shadowy world few truly understand… at times richly emotional, hilarious, and challenging… bears the hard weight of both a political and personal mystery that demands we all ultimately consider where we are, and what comes next.”
– Eric Lodal, Creator/Executive Producer, TNT’s MURDER IN THE FIRST
“I was sucked in on page one, riveted on page 12, and a full-fledged Aaron Cooley fan club member by page 37. I would say this book had me on the edge of my seat, but I happened to be lying down while reading it. This has the makings of a classic, will surely be on the small screen at some point, and I can’t wait to watch it when it gets there. If you read one book before you die, you should probably read the bible. But if you have time for two, read FOUR SEATS by Aaron Cooley.”
– Jeremy Garelick, Writer-Director of THE WEDDING RINGER
Author: Aaron Cooley
Rating: 
5 reviews
Squall by Sean Costello
On the return trip, a squall forces him into an emergency landing and he winds up—quite literally—in the lap of petty criminal Dale Knight. Dale, now a fugitive from the law—and worse, from a merciless drug lord who just happens to be his brother—draws Tom into a web of mayhem and treachery that puts not only his life at risk, but the lives of his wife, son…and unborn child.
SQUALL is a fast-paced, darkly-comic tale of murder and gang-style retribution that grabs the reader on page one and simply does not let go.
PRAISE FOR COSTELLO’S PREVIOUS NOVELS
HERE AFTER
“Costello…keeps the action moving and the suspense ratcheted up tight.”
—Margaret Cannon, The Globe and Mail
EDEN’S EYES
“The best horror novel I’ve read since Stephen King’s own Pet Sematary. …Costello knows how to tantalize his readers, priming them for the horrors to come…”
—Rave Reviews
THE CARTOONIST
“A wonderful blend of horror, psychology and the power of suggestion that leaves you guessing right up to the very end!”
—The New Jersey Grapevine
CAPTAIN QUAD
“Sean Costello is one of the horror genre’s brightest new stars, and…Captain Quad will only enhance his position.”
—Other Realms
Author: Sean Costello
Rating: 
4 reviews
Father Brown: The Complete Collection (Feathers Classics) by Gilbert Keith Chesterton
Author: Gilbert Keith Chesterton
Rating:
5 reviews
Lost And Found (The September Day Series Book 1) by Amy Shojai
Author: Amy Shojai
Rating:
464 reviews
The Game (The Game is Life Book 1) by Terry Schott
What if, instead of traditional schools, children learned by participating in a virtual reality simulation, one that allowed them to experience “life” from birth to death — multiple times?
What if one player, on his final play, could change the world forever…?”
Author: Terry Schott
Rating:
715 reviews
The Backup Asset: A Gripping Espionage Thriller by Leslie Wolfe
Praise for Leslie Wolfe
“Leslie Wolfe weaves a wonderful story of espionage, current technology, warfare.” – Lucas McWilliams
“Wolfe keeps readers turning the pages…” – Kirkus Reviews
“Leslie Wolfe has the talent that is comparable to the likes of a Tom Clancy or a Michael Crichton, or even James Patterson.” – Dennis Waller
Praise for Alex Hoffman Series Book One, Executive
“Verdict: A phenomenal novel that will keep you on the edge of your seat.” – KWNY Publicity
“What an amazing book!” – Yvonne Crawford
“Two thumbs way, WAY up.” – Nataliya Field
“What a treat!” – Conrad Samayoa
“Better than Clancy and Baldacci!” – Tucker D.
Praise for Alex Hoffman Series Book Two, Devil’s Move
“Exciting, Devil’s Move is a Hell bent ride that keeps the reader engaged. and guessing the final outcome, much like a tight and unpredictable race to the White House.” – Carole P. Roman
“This story has one of the best plots I’ve read in a long time.” – Joan A. Adamak
“From the beginning to the last page her novel manages to keep reader’s attention, delivering intrigue, thrill and suspense ” – Denis Yukosav
“A thriller with a political agenda that conceals powerful influence, the perfect play for global conspiracy” – Pennie Mae Cartawick
“An impressive amount of suspense throughout.” – Kirkus Reviews
Author: Leslie Wolfe
Rating:
326 reviews
Dead Wood (A Hardboiled Private Investigator Mystery Series): John Rockne Mysteries 1 by Dan Ames
Author: Dan Ames
Rating:
557 reviews
The Little Pink Pill: Perception can be a tricky thing by K. L. Smith
“….Brilliant book. Couldn’t put it down. Never saw the twist coming at all and usually I can spot them a mile away. I noticed at the end that the author has first hand knowledge of brain trauma so really knows what she’s writing about. Highly recommend this book!…”
“…Wow what an unusual book! A real page turner with a twist that blew me away!..”
A dark psychological tale from the author of ‘Flight of the Cuckoo’.
Flynn was on a bus in London that was attacked by a suicide bomber. He lost his fingers in the explosion and gained left frontal lobe damage to his brain, leading to symptoms of aggression, violent mood swings, blackouts, suicidal thoughts, and psychopathic tendencies.
His doctor determines that the left frontal lobe syndrome has left Flynn with symptoms similar to schizophrenia, which develop into a secondary personality during times of stress.
Flynn and his wife refer to this secondary personality as ‘the other one’.
However, after he is given a little pink pill by his doctor, an antipsychotic pill normally reserved for schizophrenics, his moods level out to the point that he can function almost normally again, apart from the fact that the pink pill leaves him feeling emotionally numb.
He is relatively content with his new life, after all, thanks to the pink pill, he can’t feel enough to care anyway.
Until he decides to stop taking the pink pill in an effort to feel things again.
He wonders if he can fool everyone around him into thinking that he is still taking the little pink pill, whilst in reality starting to live a double life.
After a chance meeting with another patient, he befriends Sid, who also suffers with schizophrenia. The two embark on a sometimes humorous journey of twists and turns in an effort just to stay in what they believe to be a state of equilibrium. The only problem is, neither of them know if what they perceive is real or not.
Especially when experiments with LSD get thrown into the mix.
Flynn also has a worrying eye on the news, as more and more people seem to be going missing, and he can’t be certain if he, Sid or any of their ‘other’ selves may have played a hand in it.
Please note this novel contains strong language.
Author: K. L. Smith
Rating:
239 reviews
The Gospel of Pilate by Paul E. Creasy
In this fast-paced, action-packed, historical thriller, archeologist Dr. Thomas Lampton and his girlfriend, Victoria Alberghetti, will have their relationship tested, and their comfortable world turned upside down as a result of this astonishing find. After translating the ancient scrolls, Thomas uncovers the story — behind the story — of the most famous trial in history. A lifelong skeptic, reading the eyewitness account of the trial, crucifixion, and resurrection of Jesus Christ, from Pontius Pilate’s perspective, throws everything he thought he once knew into chaos. It also puts he and Victoria’s lives in jeopardy.
Men will kill to acquire these priceless documents. Powerful forces will stop at nothing to keep their explosive secrets hidden. Because now, after centuries of silence, Pontius Pilate will finally have his say. His answer to the most important question ever asked, what is truth, will shake the world to its very foundations.
Author: Paul E. Creasy
Rating:
157 reviews
Devil’s Move: A Suspenseful Political Technothriller by Leslie Wolfe
It’s presidential elections year and things are changing. America is overhauling its voting system, making room for modern processes and innovative technologies, but also for conspiracies and murder.
A heart transplant is denied.
The voting system overhaul comes under fire.
In Europe, a new initiative to raise micro-credits funding for East African farmers gains momentum.
A car accident claims the life of a consulting executive.
Here, at home, terrorism has a new target. We know the day of the attack, Election Day. We know very little else.
An unsettling page-turner, Devil’s Game dives into an intricate world of economic and political influences, and global conspiracies.
Battling shadows in a game against covert players, Alex Hoffmann makes a comeback as the heroine of Devil’s Game. She embarks on a captivating adventure, riddled with danger and spiced with technology and science, in a breathtaking, exquisite political thriller.
Praise for Leslie Wolfe
“Leslie Wolfe weaves a wonderful story of espionage, current technology, warfare.” – Lucas McWilliams
“Wolfe keeps readers turning the pages…” – Kirkus Reviews
“Leslie Wolfe has the talent that is comparable to the likes of a Tom Clancy or a Michael Crichton, or even James Patterson.” – Dennis Waller
Praise for Alex Hoffman Series Book One, Executive
“Verdict: A phenomenal novel that will keep you on the edge of your seat.” – KWNY Publicity
“What an amazing book!” – Yvonne Crawford
“Two thumbs way, WAY up.” – Nataliya Field
“What a treat!” – Conrad Samayoa
“Better than Clancy and Baldacci!” – Tucker D.
Author: Leslie Wolfe
Rating:
363 reviews