Showing results by publisher "Martin Francom" in Crime Fiction

In the city of New Eden, 1928, the lines between man and machine blur. Detective Mark Thompson, a veteran grappling with his own cybernetic augmentations, faces a chilling series of murders. Sents, the city's synthetic workforce, are being brutally killed, each body marked with a tarot card. Partnered with the enigmatic Sent detective, RB-2219, Thompson delves into the underbelly of New Eden, where pleasure houses cater to humanity's darkest desires and whispers of a Sent uprising simmer in the shadows.

Under Color of Law is a devastatingly tense legal thriller that operates on two levels: as a gripping, high-stakes race against time and as a profound meditation on loyalty, corruption, and the integrity of the American justice system. The result is a novel that is impossible to put down and impossible to forget. The Core Conflict • The story begins with a brutal act of political self-preservation.

Set in the gritty, fog-drenched streets of 19th-century London, Beneath the Cobblestones is a gripping tale of resilience, sisterhood, and the fight against exploitation. The narrative masterfully weaves a story that blends historical realism with thrilling suspense, drawing readers into the harrowing world of Annabelle and Susan, two working-class sisters trying to survive in an unforgiving society.