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$12.99
Darius Shaw is a security guard working the night shift in the small town of Shadow Bay, New York. When he finds two bodies in the local recreation center pool, he calls 911, but he’s not the only one calling in drowning victims. The operator has received multiple calls for dead people in the past thirty minutes.
Within hours, over a dozen bodies are found in pools, bathtubs, and the lake—all apparent victims of violence as the bodies have bite marks and bruising.
Then Darius comes across a journal that belonged to one of the victims, which includes startling information on a decade-old cold case. While he attempts to investigate on his own, people continue to die—some by just walking into the lake to drown.
The police chief calls in the FBI for assistance, and they immediately lock down the town, effectively trapping everyone inside, along with whatever is killing them. With the lockdown in full effect, people are still drowning, leaving the authorities to question who—or what—is killing the people of Shadow Bay.
The Drowning is an insane glimpse at the town of Shadow Bay over twenty-four hours—when Hell came to visit.
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$9.99
A Sarah Roberts Prequel
Before Drake Bellamy met Sarah Roberts, he was just trying to get by.
Drake doesn’t want to break the law, but he wants to save his mother’s life. Sent by his father to buy medical cannabis from an anonymous dealer, the deal quickly spirals out of control.
The dealer disappears. A woman ends up dead. And Drake is trapped in a high-rise apartment—with the cops at the door.
Framed for murder and forced to run, Drake is hunted by both the police and the real killers. As he digs into the truth, what he uncovers sends him twelve years into his past—to the night he was hospitalized with a concussion, and his fiancée vanished without a trace.
To escape the tightening web around him, Drake must clean up someone else’s mess.
He didn’t want to break the law. But now?
Now he wants revenge.
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$12.99
Set in Athens, Greece, during the 1970s and 1980s, Kostas and Nikos are twin brothers who find themselves abandoned by the adults in their lives. After a traumatic childhood filled with loneliness, heartache, crime, foster homes, abuse, and forced child labor, they find opposite paths in life to cope with the painful scars inflicted.
Kostas becomes a cop to tilt the scales of justice in the right direction, while Nikos seeks to right the wrongs of their childhood with his own brand of vengeance. In the ultimate tale of nature versus nurture, Nikos longs to feel something other than hatred and revenge. While Kostas just wants to put it all behind him and help those unable to help themselves.
What He Didn’t Know is a brilliant portrait of crime on the streets of Athens during a tumultuous time in the twins’ lives.
Two men-completely opposite in the paths they choose for themselves-yet their shared upbringing provides a common bond.
But what he didn’t know could cost Nikos his life …
