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"True heart's desire cannot be ignored... Destynee Olsen has always done everything her mother asked, without argument. But she never realized that the road to stardom might mean leaving behind a piece of her heart. Beginning to question whose dream she's really following, Destynee stumbles upon the power of gospel music and how she feels when she sings it. Wondering if it might be her true calling-rather than the Nashville country music scene that's grounded on her mother's lifelong dream-she wrestles with what she wants for her future. Back home-and raising their only son-Travis Olsen is trying desperately to hold on to his vow to never stand in the way of Destynee's vision. But her path to stardom, as wondrous as it is, is slowly building in him feelings of resentment. And while there is no question that his wife has an unbelievable talent, he can no longer stomach watching their son grow up without a mother. Following the story of a woman whose mother said her destiny is much more important than she is, and a cowboy who refuses to upend his wife's lifelong dream, Destynee and Travis will have to figure out what's more important-their aspirations...or true heart's desire"--

From the last stand at the Alamo to the events of today, it's apparent that even the most notorious of rebels are capable of love. It's been said that the love of a woman can make the man. But what if that man is a rebel-an outlaw? When love is on the line, can a desperado truly change and be the man that every good woman wants and needs? What will it take for a rebel to change his ways?

Cameron Judd serves up a heap of action, adventure, and frontier justice in this fantastic two-volume set sure to please western fans both young and old.In Larimont, John Kendall didn't want to go back home to Larimont, Montana. He had to, though, to investigate the untimely death of his father. Initially, it was believed that Bill Kendall had died in a tragic fire... that is until an autopsy revealed a bullet hole plain as day in Bill's head. But why was the local marshall keeping it a secret? John couldn't quite figure why, so he set out to find the truth for himself.Even after the town drunk was accused of the murder, then conveniently shot dead, John still had his doubts. But the more he investigated his father's death, the more secrets he uncovered-and the more unlikely resistance he met. It seemed there was a passel of folks who didn't want John nosing around, folks with a whole lot to lose if the truth came out. But John wouldn't stop until he dug up the last secret. Even if it was one best left buried and forgotten.In The Treasure of Jericho Mountain, ex-Confederate soldier Jeremy Prine is a man long on honor but short on funds. So when Tom Stuart, the son of an old war partner, asks for his help in recovering a fortune in stolen gold, Prine signs on without hesitation, seeing a chance to retire and finally live the good life. The shipment is stashed deep in the mountains of Colorado on a treacherous trail lined with plenty of bodies. Stuart has the map; he also has a rough-looking bunch on his tail, and he needs Prine's gun for protection. But the closer they come to the money, the less certain Prine is of whom he can trust. For Stuart is a man with a secret, and in this land of blood and betrayal, secrets can kill just as quick as the elements-or a bullet."Judd is a fine action writer." - Publisher's Weekly

Gordon D. Shirreffs, Spur Award and Owen Wister Award winning author, tells the tales of the old west as they were meant to be told-with no holds barred action and adventure.In Barranca, a dying blind man vows to reveal the site of a lost silver mine to two Civil War vets, but only if they will help him see through the quest. He knows he won't live long enough to enjoy the spoils, but he wants to die at least having the knowledge that it was found. The unlikely trio must deal with arid desert heat, hostile forces, crooked Federales, and treacherous cliffs to discover the lost valley where a silver treasure beyond their wildest imaginings awaits.In Blood Justice, Jim Murdock had left Ute Crossing seven years before, with a posse hot on his heels and thirsty for blood. Now, he'd arrived back just in time to see another lynching. The three men who were supposed to have murdered the town's leading citizen were removed from the jail at midnight, taken to a hill, and hanged by their necks until dead. Someone was too anxious to get them out of the way, and Jim Murdock was going to find out why. He was going to track down the truth-and the real killer or killers-even if it meant putting his own neck in a noose..."The joy of reading Shirreffs' work is in his mastery of pacing and his tough, gritty prose." - James Reasoner, author of Outlaw Ranger.

"When Katie and her mom, Kaye, moved to Phoenix, AZ, they thought life would be great. No more harsh winters in Indiana. Too bad they forgot about loneliness and extreme heat. Be careful what you wish for. After attending a wedding in Destin and seeing so many old friends and family, both mother and daughter decide to move back home. When Katie lands a new job, she meets a very stubborn man. The French Cuisine professor is more than she can handle. And he's not too hot for her, either. But when they work together on a project, they both get more than they bargained for. Kaye, too, finds that moving home isn't as easy as she thought it would be. In order to keep busy, she joins the Healthy Living Club where an old foe is now the director. When these two cross paths, Kaye wonders if she's capable of forgiveness. Will both mother and daughter be able to forgive and move on? Or will their past experiences ruin their chances at happiness? Come back to Gordon, Indiana one last time and see if spring flowers will bloom, or if harsh winters will keep hearts frozen forever." - from Amazon.com.

"It's a wet spring in 1870s Eureka, Nevada, when the wife of a leading mine owner is found murdered while on a picnic with her housekeeper. The woman has had numerous romantic adventures with other men, including saloon and hotel owner Gordon Hatfield, Blacksmith Abe Afeldt, and District Attorney William Phelps. Chief Deputy Sheriff Terrence Corcoran believes any one of the men, including the woman's husband, may have been responsible for the crime. While investigating, Corcoran discovers that Hatfield is in serious financial trouble. Enough so, that Hatfield arranges to have his business burned down while simultaneously plotting to rob the Eureka Bank. An insurance investigator named Arthur Bellows joins Corcoran in his effort to solve the crimes which keep stacking up, with seemingly no end in sight..."--

"Book ten in the dark and action-packed vigilante justice thriller series-Levon Cade. Levon Cade stirred up a hornet's nest when he uncovered a child trafficking ring-earning the attention of a congressman and a major player in the conspiracy who's made it his mission to find Levon at all costs. At the same time, Levon's Uncle Fern, a former moonshiner, is starting up a legitimate distillery business, bringing him into conflict with a moonshining clan and past rival of the Cades. Both proving mounting distractions, Levon is caught by surprise when a private investigator-whose sole purpose is to end the threat that Levon embodies-finds him and vows to gun him and his family down. All Levon wants is to be left alone to raise his daughters in peace...but these enemies are begging to be put to sleep"--

"Chuck Dixon delivers the eleventh book in his dark and suspense-filled series Levon Cade. [He] and his daughters are on the run and living under assumed names in a remote corner of Idaho where Levon has taken on the role of gentlemen rancher. But when someone rustles his girls' favorite horses, Levon puts aside his gentlemanly ways in exchange for hunting them down. Too bad Lew Dollinger, a man Levon unwisely allowed to live, is--at the same time--tasked with locating the runaway Cades by an international crime cartel. As the past closes in on Levon, he'll have to decide if he's run out of places to hide"--

"BEST-SELLING AUTHOR BRENT TOWNS RETURNS WITH THIS PRIVATE DETECTIVE MYSTERY-FULL OF SMALL-TOWN SECRECY AND DEADLY INTRIGUE. In the middle of Australia's Outback lies the small town of Friar's Lake. It's quaint, quiet, and-more importantly-devoid of crime. So, when a body turns up with the hallmark signs of a manic serial killer from the past, Private Investigator Trent Jacobs is hired by a town local to find out if Ten Cent-the infamous killer-is back. But as this once-quiet town begins to unravel, tragedy strikes again and someone else goes missing. Working tirelessly, Trent uncovers secrets beyond belief, and he begins to question whether he can find the killer before time runs out. After all...beneath small-town Friar Lake's dusty exterior, there are hidden truths of which even the locals are unaware"--

"Is there a serial killer roaming a rural Lake of the Ozarks community? Former mafia leg-breaker turned private investigator Jake Caldwell is approached by a spitfire 10-year-old girl and asked to find her mother who seemingly disappeared into thin air nearly a year ago. As Jake and Benton County Sheriff Bear Parley start digging into the case, they make a grim discovery: the girl's mother isn't the only woman in the county who has gone missing recently. As the bodies and clues pile up, the clock ticks away on the life of the killer's latest victim and everything seems to lead to a place nobody wants to be--Last Chance Road. Buckle up for the latest lightning fast Jake Caldwell thriller from master of suspense James L. Weaver!"--

Lovely Andiora is a Huron Indian in seventeenth-century North America. A seeress with an unbreakable bond to the spirit world, she has foreseen a frightening vision of a blond man in a black robe, whose coming will bring misery, despair, and death to her people. Father Marc Dupre is a French missionary who has arrived in Quebec to bring the word of Christ. He is ill-equipped to deal with the growing love he feels for Andiora, an attraction which is mutual. But a threat far more grave than a forbidden union looms. A mysterious epidemic is devastating the Hurons, and vengeful shamans blame the "Black Robes" from Europe, demanding the priests' deaths to end the plague. Menaced by war and disease, torn between their desires and their sacred callings, Marc and Andiora struggle to find peace and fulfilment in a world seemingly gone mad.

"Defecting drug cartel leaders? It's not an assignment Stiletto wants, but it's one he was built for. Carlos and Jackeline Guardado, leaders of a cartel sharing their name, have been funneling information to the US for a decade, damaging cartels world-wide, leading to billions of dollars in losses and the assassinations of high-profile drug thugs. Now they're cashing in on a promise-the promise of a new life and new identities in the US. But they have to escape alive first. Stiletto travels to Colombia to coordinate the defection, and right away finds himself hip deep in hostility. Somebody's figured out what Carlos and Jackeline have done, and now they're marked for death. With their teenage daughter in tow, Stiletto risks everything to get them to freedom, or die trying"--

The crows are gathering. War is coming.For years, every intelligence agency in the world has been chasing the elusive terrorist known only as The Moroccan. But when James Hicks and his clandestine group known as the University thwart a bio-terror attack against New York City and capture The Moroccan, they find themselves in the crosshairs of their own intelligence community.The CIA, NSA, DIA and the Mossad are still hunting for The Moroccan and will stop at nothing to get him. Hicks must find a way to keep the other agencies at bay while he tries to break the terrorist and uncover what else he's planning.When The Moroccan ultimately surrenders information that leads to the most wanted terrorist in the world, Hicks and his team find themselves in a strange new world where allies become enemies, enemies become allies and the fate of the University-perhaps even the Western world-may hang in the balance."A fast-moving spy-vs-spy thriller." -Kirkus Reviews

From the co-author of Night of the Living Dead comes a gripping tale of betrayal and obsession, murder and mayhem. Aaron Scott, a successful movie director responsible for creating the depraved horror icon Simon Rocail, is the main suspect in his estranged wife's murder. She was killed using the same M.O. as his on-screen killer creation.While defending himself against wild allegations, Aaron finds himself falling in love with one of his wife's former bridesmaids, and at the same time trying to protect his mother and his three-year-old daughter from what seems to be a crazed Simon Rocail wannabe.Little does he know there's a secret plot behind a string of ongoing killings that threatens to engulf Aaron and his loved ones. As the conspiracy deepens and the body count rises, Aaron must fight for survival and to prove his innocence once and for all.When fiction and reality blur, the consequences can be deadly...

The road to justice is sometimes long, narrow, and fraught with peril. That don't matter none to Lone McGantry. He'll stop at nothing to catch the lawbreaker in his sights. Wayne D. Dundee's hero is back and he's got a score to settle! On the trail of the owlhoot who tricked him and stole his horse, former army scout Lone McGantry encounters a female bounty hunter and discovers she's after the same culprit. Seeing an advantage to working together, they agree to join forces in order to catch their man, Little do they know where the trail will lead them, and through what dangers and pitfalls they'll face to deal out some good, old fashioned justice. "Dundee... is one of the best storytellers in the business." - James Reasoner

From Nelson C. Nye, Western Writers of America co-founder and Spur Award-winning author, two classic action and adventure novels of the American West.In The Seven Six-Gunners, veterans of the Chisum-Murphy feud were bound to find themselves with enemies, and Flick Farson was certainly no exception. He'd been looking for a place to lay low for a spell, but Tombstone sure as shootin' wasn't that place. See, Flick knew about a payday to be had, hidden somewhere in the harsh and forbidding Arizona mountains. Would his wits match the speed of his gun, scoring him enough cold, hard cash to live the rest of his life on, or would fate have different plans...In Mule Man, Brice Corrigan earned his nickname 'Mule Man' partly for the animal he rode, and partly for his foul disposition. The man and his mule were both stubborn as could be, and while that might have seemed like a bad thing, for Corrigan it was just a way of life. He'd signed on with this godforsaken crew of ten men just to be contrary to the lady who'd hired him, and he just had to prove her wrong. Now, they were headed out into Arizona's Chaco Canyon country with Jeff Larrimore, an anthropologist keen to have the crew digging for Anasazi cliff-dweller relics from thousands of years ago. The going wouldn't be easy, but Corrigan would stick it out come hell or high water...Nelson Nye's award-winning westerns: "Start at top speed and keep going hell bent-for-leather through to the smashing finish." - Tucson Daily Citizen

Writing with power, authority, and respect for America's frontier traditions, Cameron Judd captures the spirit of adventure and promise of the wild frontier in these two full-length novels in one volume. The lawmen call him Cherokee Joe, but his given name is Joe Wolfkiller. He's a rebellious half-breed wanderer wanted for numerous crimes in the Indian Territory. Despite the danger, Joe ventures back into the Cherokee Nation when he learns his father is at Death's door. Deceived by the white man and deeper in trouble, he befriends an eccentric old Indian who carries an ulunsuti, an ancient crystal credited with awesome, but fickle, powers. Joe agrees to help the old man in his final quest: to find his long-lost daughter and bequeath to her the mighty legacy of their people... a journey that will bring bitter vengeance and mortal danger.In Jerusalem Camp, when a mysterious, on the lam drifter named Tellico rides into the isolated Sierra Mountains town of Jerusalem Camp, he soon finds himself snowed in by a fierce winter storm in a town where an unknown killer has begun stalking the populace for reasons no one can seems to fathom. Killing with a long knife and further mutilating his victims by severing one thumb, the unseen murderer soon begins leaving hints that his actions may not be as random as they appear... As he is drawn into the effort to find and stop the "Gray Man" who terrorizes the town, Tellico joins with the local blacksmith-turned-reluctant-town-marshal in trying to determine why death has descended upon Jerusalem Camp, and just what, and whose, long-buried sin it is that the Gray Man is determined to avenge."Brilliant characterizations . . . The classically suspenseful, neatly ironic ending is flawless." - Publishers Weekly (for Jerusalem Camp)

Award winning, best selling author Robert J. Randisi delivers the goods in this classic action and adventure Western series starring Ty Butler, gambler extraordinaire. Ty Butler came from Eastern wealth-but ruthless killers destroyed everyone-and anything-who shared his name. Seeking a safe haven in the open West, he discovered refuge among the outlaws and fugitives who staked their claims at the gaming table. His remarkable, and at times uncanny skill at reading faces and cards has kept Butler flush with cash and living comfortably-but it has also kept him sharp and ready for the numerous assassins hunting him, eager to finish the job of wiping the Butler name and legacy from the pages of history.Arriving in Dodge City, Butler finds the place in chaos. A new type of law is in play here where Bat Masterson carved his legend. Old and powerfully dangerous grudges are about to explode, and Ty Butler is caught smack dab in the middle. When the smoke clears and the undertaker has cleared the corpses, Butler will have friends and enemies in all the wrong places.

Retired U.S. Army Special Forces Colonel Peter Avakian is in Africa. Having accepted a contract to protect an abrasive South African oil executive in Nigeria, he foils a kidnapping plot and neatly extracts the man from the country. Summoned to a meeting in Cape Town that he imagines is a thank-you and a payoff, Peter is instead invited to join a group of British and South African mercenaries intent on staging a political coup in the West African country of Benin that-it later becomes clear-is being financed by Nigerian drug runners, Russian gun smugglers, and South African oil interests.Now that he's heard the proposal, Peter needs to both protect and cover his behind. So, he turns to the CIA. And, as he could have predicted, he's pressured to become their mole inside the coup plot.But how far is Peter willing to go? And how far can he go and still stay alive? In the end, Peter's survival may depend on two women: a CIA officer and a South African reporter. Whether they will save him or betray him is anyone's guess.

"Trouble is bubbling between two of London's most notorious crime syndicates... To MI5, the tension between crime lords proves too good an opportunity to clean them out once and for all-start a war and let them kill themselves off one by one. But someone beats them to it, and before the dust can settle, someone else takes out virtually every head of London's crime family-including Lucky Rance, the man at the head of London's most corrupt ongoings. No longer content with staying hands-off, MI5 wants answers fast. But as the bodies continue piling up, agents start wondering if the crime lords' theatrics are a smokescreen for something bigger...something far more deadly. Enter Raymond "Knocker" Jensen, a former SAS man who's always-somehow- prepared. When it comes to getting answers, MI5 knows they need Jensen, a man prepared to stop at nothing until he gets the results he desires"--

"PAYBACK! America's disorganized military evacuation from the Hell on Earth called Afghanistan left ace CIA field agent Jack Cody with a bitter, dissatisfied fire in his gut. Maybe it was strategically viable, but too much good was being left undone in a country that had fallen into wholesale slaughter and savagery following America's withdrawal. Now, the Taliban is in power, and no one is safe. But when the US government learns that a handful of American military personnel may have been left behind and are being held prisoner by a cruel Taliban warlord somewhere in that godforsaken country, nothing can stop the man they call Suicide Cody from launching a one-man dark-op mission to locate their people and bring them home . . . or die trying! From Stephen Mertz, the modern master of action-adventure novels, comes this hard-hitting saga of combat and heroism. "Stephen Mertz is a Grandmaster of action/adventure!" -MensAdventureMagazine&Books.com"--

Readers familiar with Spillane will revel in the purity of these granite-hard crime stories that provide everything they expect and more from their favorite author. Those new to the works of the biggest selling mystery writer of the 20th century will discover Spillane's one-of-a-kind world of killers, femme fatales, and heroes more dangerous than meat-hook-wielding psychopaths..."--

"When Turquoise Ranch hand Curly Stevens went into Flagstaff to meet a new employee arriving on the train, his first impression of Rob Barringer is of how big and strong the tenderfoot is. Rob's eagerness to learn and his willingness to take on the most difficult jobs wins everyone over, including ranch foreman Jake Dunford, and Melanie Duford, his beautiful daughter. Rob is well-educated, and his demeanor and intelligence catches the attention of Melanie, causing him difficulty with ranch manager Lee Garrison, who believes he has an exclusive right to Melanie. Garrison makes life difficult for the ranch hands, and Rob in particular. When Jake Dunford makes a public accusation that the ranch manager is stealing from the ranch, Garrison reacts by firing everyone, but it is Garrison who is in for a big surprise. Vaughan offers readers a chance to hit the trail and not even end up saddle sore."--Provided by publisher.

In the sixth installment of G. Wayne Tilman's acclaimed series, Sheriff Jack Landers faces what might be the toughest challenge of his career...going home again.Sheriff Jack Landers and Deputy Rich Ammon have grown to trust one another as their working relationship has evolved. Jack has mentored and molded Rich into one of the finest lawmen in the state. When tragedy strikes his family unexpectedly, Landers must step down from his role as sheriff, trusting that Deputy Ammon will step up and lead the department through the tough times ahead. Little does Landers know that he will soon be back in the thick of things, while juggling new responsibilities at his family's 170-year-old ranch. Cinco Peso is the story of how Jack and Rich both deal with their new responsibilities and grow into their jobs amid violence and tough emotional demands. True to form, G. Wayne Tilman takes readers on an emotional, action-packed ride with characters that are both relatable and unforgettable.