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For years every intelligence agency in the world has been chasing the elusive terrorist known only as The Moroccan. But when James Hicks and his clandestine group known as the University thwart a bioterror attack against New York City and capture The Moroccan, they find themselves in the crosshairs of their own intelligence community.

Paris, March 1908. Francois Meyer was content with his café and his simple life, but that all changed with the arrival of the mysterious Imogen DiRossi. She was unlike anyone he had met before–beautiful and intelligent, yet aloof with a penchant for the local wildlife. When the reason behind her arrival becomes clear, Francois becomes entangled in an adventure that would see both of their lives change forever.

Buddy is back on the prowl in book 2 of this genre-bending Crow River Mystery series. As a reincarnated criminal lawyer, his new perspective as a feral kitten drives investigations into Crow River crime while challenging human morality. Crow River Mercy takes a darker turn with a growing body count of both animals and humans. Buddy must survive love and loss while investigating murder during an epidemic that threatens all the forest animals. Adding to his distress is the new roommate, Mercy, also known as Sergeant Pupster, a retired military service dog who is haunted by her violent past.

Jackson Crow is the next Jack Ryan. Treaties usually bring peace. This one could start the next world war. When the Chinese assassinate a lawyer at a treaty signing, undercover agent Jackson Crow is summoned before the ink and blood have dried. His young associate, Lily Sun, knows too much about the agreement and about the victim. Now the Chinese want Lily dead. The White House wants her quiet. And Jackson is the only one who can protect her. Jackson must decide whether to obey orders or break them to keep Lily safe.

Aaliya Reiner is made of strong stuff. But when her mother passes on, she seems to lose her grip on life. Things don't seem to get better with her sister, Maddalena, who's estranged and enjoying the benefits that come in a marriage of power and opulence. Aaliya takes refuge in a passionate and hidden love affair, hoping to fill the void left by her mother's death. But desire can be deadly and the kingdom of Traegos is becoming a dangerous place. When the dark web of politics and power begins to ensnare the kingdom's inhabitants, choice and chance collide leaving Aaliya with only one option left to survive. The River and the Ravages is a story of identity and freedom, tragedy and betrayal. It's a novel about loyalty to oneself, one's family and one's history, and how sometimes, certain kinds of loyalty can do more harm than good.