MiMi Landry takes what promises to be an unforgettable trip to an exotic Caribbean Island with a sexy, wealthy new boyfriend. Unforgettable is right. When MiMi ends up behind bars she calls for help from her two best buddies, Willa Crown and Jazz Vaughn. MiMi finds herself on the wrong side of the law in an even deadlier way. Not one, but two murders. A Dominican gang, the local police, and the FBI are on her tail. But if any of them think she’s going to get pushed around this time, they better think again. This eye candy has toughened up. She gets to the bottom of whodunit in MiMi Landry designer label style all the way. Pretty Dangerous is the third book in the Triple Trouble Mystery Series. Book 1 is Best Enemies. Book 2 is Devilish Details.

A Beautiful Possibility is a novel by Edith Ferguson Black. Excerpt: "He rose, and strolled out on the veranda. As he did so, a negro, whose snow-white hair had earned for him from his master the sobriquet of Methusaleh, came towards the broad front steps. He was a grotesque image as he stood doffing a large palm-leaf hat, and Lenox Hildreth felt an irresistible inclination to laugh, and laughed accordingly. His morning's occupation had been one of the rare instances in which he had run counter to his inclinations. Sky blue cotton trousers showed two brown ankles before his feet hid themselves in a pair of clumsy shoes; a scarlet shirt, ornamented with large brass buttons and fastened at the throat with a cotton handkerchief of vivid corn color, was surmounted by an old nankeen coat, upon whose gaping elbows a careful wife had sewn patches of green cloth; his hands were encased in white cotton gloves three sizes too large, whose finger tips waved in the wind as their wearer flourished his palm-leaf headgear in deprecating obeisance."

Spenser creator Robert B. Parker turns his eye to the Old West with his stirring rendition of the legendary exploits of Wyatt Earp, Doc Holliday, the Clanton Gang, and the fateful gunfight at the O.K. Corral.

When the leader of a tribe of nomadic elves and humans are told that his fate is to marry a girl from one of the distant inland valleys he is less than thrilled, but the seer has spoken and he isnt one to disobey the Gods. The girl in question is even less thrilled but when faced with a difficult choice she does chose that which allows her to save her family, it is a small sacrifice after all. Unbeknownst to them both this will be the start of something which will have far reaching consequences for them all, both spiritually and physically. Can truly a marriage between one of the eternal and a human being function? What about his sworn partner and mate, the one he already does love? And why is it that this seemingly simple village girl has the potential to save them all from an ancient enemy, set on destroying them all? They say that the power of love can conquer anything, can it truly be enough this time.

New York Times bestselling author of UNDENIABLE and former host of "Bill Nye the Science Guy" issues a new challenge to today's generation: to make a cleaner, more efficient, and happier world.

In Clarence Darrow's 'An Eye for an Eye,' the renowned attorney and social activist offers a collection of thought-provoking essays and legal insights on the concept of revenge and justice. Darrow's engaging prose style and sharp analytical skills make this book a compelling read for anyone interested in the intersection of law and morality. Each essay delves into specific cases and legal precedents, shedding light on Darrow's unique perspective on the complexities of the justice system. Set within the backdrop of the early 20th century American legal landscape, 'An Eye for an Eye' remains a timeless commentary on the enduring importance of judicial ethics and fairness in society. Clarence Darrow's own experiences as a defense attorney and his commitment to social justice issues provide valuable insights into the motivations behind his exploration of this contentious topic. His deep understanding of human nature and the complexities of the legal system make 'An Eye for an Eye' a must-read for those seeking a nuanced perspective on the ethics of justice.

Jessy Sparhawk has seen firsthand how gambling can ruin people's lives. But one night, desperate for money, she places the bet that will change her life forever. Just as she's collecting her winnings, a man stumbles through the crowd, a knife protruding from his back, and crashes into her, pinning her to the craps table. Hired to investigate the murder, private detective Dillon Wolf finds himself fascinated by the gorgeous redhead who'd been trapped beneath the victim—and by the single word the dying man had whispered in her ear. Indigo. What neither of them realizes is that the nightmare is only just beginning. Because bodyguard Tanner Green may have been killed by that knife, but his angry ghost isn't going anywhere—not without vengeance. Now, literally caught between the living and the dead, Dillon and Jessy have no choice but to forge ahead together. Their investigation will take them from the glitz of the Vegas strip into the dealings of casino magnate Emil Landon, the man who signs both their paychecks, and out into the desert to a ghost town called Indigo, where past and present come together in a search for gold. Years ago, blood was shed on that very ground, and now it looks as if history is about to repeat itself, with the living and the dead facing off for possession of a fortune, and Dillon and Jessy fighting not only to stay alive but for the chance to build a future.