Alfred Bekker 
Inspector Jorgensen And The Last Tear: Thriller [EPUB ebook] 

Nowhere to run. Nowhere to hide.Can they get off the mountain alive?Desperate to find her missing teenage brother, Maya Gallo ventures into the Colorado Rockies expecting rough terrain—not deadly tre …

"Her Royal Highness" is a unique via William Le Queux, a British writer recognised for his espionage and mystery fiction in the early 20th century. The tale combines factors of espionage, r …

Eddie Gianelli faces his toughest challenge yet when he“s asked to bodyguard the King of Rock & Roll It’s 1964, and Elvis Presley is heading to Vegas for the opening of his latest film, Viva Las Veg …

They want the same thing—Justice!Deputy Cat Jansen must keep Major Daniel Duke from hindering her investigation into his brother’s killer. But as the search heats up, Daniel and Cat discover they sha …

It“s a battle of duty versus desire Emma Martin does her best to keep her past to herself, and her heart hidden. Until she has to work with parole officer Jayden Powell. And when danger comes callin …

A simple assignment…turns into life and death.Is Lila Colton a thief? Insurance investigator Carter Finch vows to uncover the truth when he visits her gallery. But his temporary mission goes awry whe …

Deadly secrets are surfacing…Can he help her find the truth?When Gabriella Kensington finds evidence that her husband may have been murdered, someone comes after her. The only person she and her infa …

She’s keeping secrets. He must keep her safe.An FBI: Special Crimes Unit page-turner Were it not for Tessa Carlson, Special Agent Henry Miller’s daughter would have been abducted. But rescuing the li …

A disappearance sparks an intense rescue mission When Lauren Baker“s sister-in-law and niece go missing, she immediately has a suspect in mind. Turning to Deputy Shane Ellis for help, she quickly le …

It“s the reunion of his life… Until someone wants him dead Finally back together with his children, widower Mac faces an unexpected obstacle: their temporary guardian. Social worker Sara stands in t …