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When I pulled into Snow Tip Falls, there was nothing about it that made me want to stay. It’s a beautiful small town, but if you stop running, your problems have a way of catching up with you. However, when tragedy strikes, it’s hard not to help. And when the person needing help is a chiseled football player with brooding eyes and dimples, I’m reminded of the other purpose of my trip, to have a one night stand that finally rids me of my v-card.

When an avowed atheist finds himself in the afterlife, he is trapped in a bureaucratic nightmare where no one seems to be in charge. With the help of various bored and disgruntled angels, he navigates the absurd maze that is Heaven, Hell, Purgatory and Limbo.

In War in the Hearts of Men, Eli Coberly details his lifelong quest to understand the Maya culture and its impact on the present. The author shares his discovery of the artistry of stone-carved symbols on the heels of his extensive travels to both Central and South America.

Accounts of true ghost stories and hauntings. Dealing with the world of the paranormal has always been an interesting topic and many still debate as to whether they are true or not. At one point, you may have even experienced a thing or two yourself - the fear of being alone at night, goose bumps as you pass by a deserted hall, strange noises, and even a chill down your spine. All of these things happened somehow yet you can't explain why it happened nor if there is really something out there.

Rio Alcázar is tired of small-time hit jobs.  Especially small-time hit jobs that send him to the ass-end of Florida and he's on the trail of a small-time scientist whose kill fee won't even buy a cheeseburger with 2291 inflation standards. He's desperate. Hard up for money. Doesn't know what to do. Until the biggest hit of all comes in. A high-value contract. An under the table job. And...a priest. In 1612. What the hell.

Ben Snyder bought a cargo ship, hired a crew of reformed criminals, and set off to make his riches. Unfortunately, nobody but the Galactic Republic will hire him, and he doesn't take government contracts. When he was offered a job to transport one person for more credits than he'd ever seen, it was an offer he should have refused.

A few days after the Chinese New Year, a man hangs outside of the cold air in the dead of night, destroying the small town peace almost overnight. Most of the Paloma PD chalk it up to suicide. A lone detective, Alec Santino, is on the hunt for the truth, but instead opens up a conspiracy built on corruption and family. Does he have what it takes to cross the line, or will he leave this in the cold case files?