Dash Fuller is the guy that Hollywood elites call when they need something covered up and secrets kept. Or at least he used to be. These days he's giving stand-up comedy a try. When an old colleague asks for help in finding a couple young celebrities, Dash reluctantly takes the job, desperate for the cash… Continue reading Where the Bones Lie by Nick Kolakowski
Detective Harriet Foster has some years under her belt working to solve crimes in the City of Chicago. In her latest case, a well-connected college student turns up dead in a field near his family’s campus mansion. The scene and evidence point to alcohol poisoning. But the moments that passed between the time of death, when the body was found, and when authorities were notified raises suspicions. When Harri and her partner Vera begin digging deeper, they connect the dots to a case from 30 years ago in which a student’s body was found in the same field. With no leads and uncooperative witnesses, Harri and Vera have their work cut out for them. But Harri is still mourning the death of her previous partner. And also trying to catch whoever has been harassing her about the past. Echo by Tracy Clark is the third installment in the Detective Harriet Foster Thriller series in which Harri must open up to her team if she wants to catch a killer, and her stalker, before it’s too late.
For the past 20 years, Agatha Cardiff has lived a secluded life on the outskirts of D.C. She was once the chief of staff for Congressman Paul Paxton. But after covering up a potential scandal for him, one that would have ruined Senator Harrison Clark’s career, she left politics and swore to never get into a situation like that ever again. But now, her tenant Shelby goes missing. Feeling responsible for the young woman, she searches for answers. Only the truth is much more complicated than Agatha ever imagined. And by getting involved in Shelby’s rescue, Agatha risks her own skeletons coming to the surface. Especially now that Harrison is President of the United States, and Paul is calling in those favors from the past to secure a nomination to the Supreme Court. The Slate by Matthew FitzSimmons is a political crime thriller in which Agatha must dust off her political savvy and cut-through intuition to not only unveil decades-long corruption, but also keep her own involvement a secret – lest she pays the price herself.
