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In Davy the Punk, Bob Bossin tells the story of his father’s life in the gambling underworld of the 1930s and ‘40s. This sometimes poignant, sometimes outrageous memoir of father and son is packed with streetwise stories and troubling revelations about Canada and the United States as they were in the first half of the twentieth century. In the 1930s, Davy Bossin was known in the underworld as “Davy the Punk.” He was the “bookies’ bookie,” a layoff man who connected Toronto to the betting rackets in New York, Chicago, Detroit, and elsewhere. Davy’s colleagues and friends were some of the top outlaws in America. A consummate storyteller, Davy often regaled his pals with tales of horse-racing, the mob, and the equally gritty underside of show business. Eagerly taking it all in was his son Bobby, who would grow up to become indie-music pioneer Bob Bossin. By turns funny, insightful, and moving, Davy the Punk is the story of horse racing, the Great Migration, antisemitism, baseball, gambling, show biz, and most of all, fathers and sons.

Dawn is a rebellious girl skilled in secrecy. Zander is a sullen boy armed with a fiery temper. Dr. Duncan Bright treats patients who invent lovers, struggle with addiction, and constantly challenge and berate him. His dedication to guiding his clients through the turmoil of life is tested when he meets teenagers Dawn and Zander—their escalating violence and erratic behavior become his greatest challenge.  When a body is found in Central Park, Dawn and Zander are the prime suspects, and the police come to the psychologist for his insight. As he is drawn deeper into the investigation, his professional and personal lives become jeopardized. Dawn’s Web, a gritty, page-turning psychological thriller, explores the twisted minds of Dr. Bright’s patients, the motives of murderers, and his own flawed intentions.

In 1992, a store clerk was found shot to death in broad daylight at the Boot Village in St. Charles, Missouri. Nothing was stolen and there was no sexual assault. This bizarre and seemingly isolated murder was quickly connected with others in Indianapolis, Wichita, Terre Haute, and Raytown. The media dubbed the suspect “The I-70 Serial Killer.” He has never been captured, and the story quickly fell out of the media’s attention. But the cases never went cold for the officers in those cities. In 2021, with the advancements in DNA, St. Charles Police Captain Raymond Floyd launched a task force, bringing all jurisdictions together along with federal agencies to take one final crack at solving the crimes. The task force selected Bob Cyphers of KMOV-TV to follow them along, city by city, in the hunt for the killer. Cyphers and his KMOV crew produced a seven-part award winning series called “Chasing the I-70 Serial Killer.” Their work led to national exposure of the case in People magazine and on the Discovery Channel, winning an Edward R. Murrow Award and being nominated for an Emmy. Dead End: Inside the Hunt for the I-70 Serial Killer follows on the work done by the task force with the important goal of keeping the story alive in the public eye. New evidence, never before available to the public, is revealed here, with the hopes of triggering a memory or revealing a new lead. The task force may be closed, but the drive to find this killer is alive and well. Anyone who may have information about the case should contact the I-70 hotline at 1-800-800-3510.

Dead Girls Do Talk releases on September 22, 2026. Order yours today! Before their words became evidence, they were simply trying to understand their own lives.  They wrote in diaries and journals. They saved letters, emails, text messages, calendars, and private notes. They documented relationships, fears, unwanted attention, escalating control, and ordinary moments they never imagined would one day be examined by detectives or presented to a jury. In Dead Girls Do Talk, investigative journalist and true crime author LaDonna Humphrey examines cases in which women’s own words survived the violence committed against them and changed what investigators, families, and courts understood. Fifteen-year-old Candice Parchment recorded an attempted sexual assault she was too frightened to report. A mother’s private diary helped reopen the suspicious death of Robin Gilbert after twenty-one years. Julie Jensen left behind a letter she hoped would never be needed. Susan Powell’s voice survived across journals, emails, videos, calendars, and the scattered records of an ordinary life. And at the center of Humphrey’s investigation is nineteen-year-old Melissa Witt, whose diary may still contain vital context surrounding her unsolved 1994 murder. Drawing on nearly a decade of investigative work, interviews, police records, court documents, academic research, and victims’ personal writings, Humphrey reveals why evidence often begins long before the crime scene. These private records do not replace forensic science or prove guilt on their own. They preserve relationships, behavioral patterns, warnings, and changes that hindsight might otherwise distort or erase. Dead Girls Do Talk refuses to reduce murdered and missing women to bodies, headlines, or supporting characters in stories about the men who harmed them. It restores the person before the mystery and asks us to recognize a devastating truth: These women were not waiting to be heard after they died. They were asking to be heard while they were still alive.

As editor of the Empire City Dispatch—a struggling twice-weekly newspaper in coastal Oregon—former investigative journalist Jack Teller thinks he’s found refuge from his traumatic past, until he discovers the body of the outcast scion of the region’s most powerful family, Jesse McLennon. Tragic events closer to home force Teller to delve more deeply into Jesse’s life and death. Teller quickly finds himself in conflict with the McLennons, who will stop at nothing to maintain their positions of power and respect. Dark and brooding, Deadlines evokes the mist-shrouded Oregon Coast as Jack Teller is drawn into a plot of deception and revenge, and reckons with his own troubled past. 

As the campaign manager for Senator Alex Conrad, Prudence Romain must go to any lengths to hide her past. As Senator Conrad prepares for a presidential run, Prudence can’t fight her feelings for him any longer. Despite the difference in their ages, she is shocked when he confesses his love for her as well. But their simple love affair is made infinitely more complex—and dangerous—when their relationship is made public. The press, the opposing candidate, and even Senator Conrad’s ex want to destroy their relationship. Their love can withstand the pressure, but can his bid for the presidency survive the truth?

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A young pregnant mother is killed, and a small town demands justice, a conviction, someone to blame. When an unlikely suspect is convicted, it raises a question: Is this the culprit, a scapegoat, or a martyr? This question prompted a mother and daughter to go beyond the official version to search for the truth. As they delved deeper into the story of this murder and conviction, they found themselves asking, how many victims came out of this tragedy, and how many perpetrators? Why did it feel like everyone involved had blood on their hands but the person convicted of this horrible crime?  So, crack a cold beer, sleuths, and follow along as we search for clues and question everything. The truth could be around any corner. In this devil’s playground, no one is completely innocent.  A great mystery awaits. Join us in our search for the killer.  

It’s 1975, and rookie cop Edward One patrols the streets of Long Beach, California. As he gains experience as a police officer, he finds himself dealing with dangerous criminals as well as outrageously funny scenarios, learning from some of the best—and worst—officers the Long Beach Police Department has to offer. Edward One is dedicated to truth, justice, and the law, which are not always in harmony.During this time, a twisted and violent predator who calls himself The Skulker grows deadlier with each attack. When The Skulker arrives in Long Beach, he crosses paths with Edward One, and the results are as surprising as they are deadly.Dilemma tells the captivating tale of the dangers and joys of police work in the ‘70s and provides an insight into the corrupted thinking of a killer.

Kyle Colbert just wants to go home for Christmas. He savors his train commutes from Manhattan to his idyllic hometown. But as he arrives on Christmas Eve, his family tries to murder him. His neighbors and entire community suddenly want him dead. He can’t run to the authorities, because the FBI is also in a deadly pursuit. With a $1,000,000 reward for his “Death or Whereabouts," Kyle is running out of time to discover what's really going on to stop an even greater tragedy.

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All work and no play make Jack a dull boy. But when one of his professors offers to send American grad student Jack Farmer to Europe to do historical research in Amsterdam’s Begijnhof—a peaceful closed community in the heart of the bustling Dutch capital—Jack looks forward to a summer of mostly play and not much work. Then he meets Jet Schilders, an attractive young nurse who takes care of the elderly woman next door, and realizes that his summer in The Netherlands might just turn out to be even more fun than he'd hoped.When the woman next door is brutally murdered, though, and her nurse turns out to be the prime suspect, Jack and Jet join forces in an attempt to find the real killer and clear her name. But their investigation puts them in Dutch with the local police, and a second murder raises the stakes … and paints a target on both of their backs.“Dutch Threat has wit, charm, and lovely crisp prose—everything that’s great about Josh Pachter’s short fiction. His debut novel was a long time coming, and it was well worth the wait!" —Tom Mead, author of Death and the Conjuror and The Murder Wheel

From the Low Countries comes a high-stakes collection of crime fiction. In Dutch Treats, the shadows stretch long and the tension runs deep. This gripping collection brings together twenty-one stories by some of the most celebrated crime writers in The Netherlands and Flanders—authors whose names are household words in Europe and whose work has won top awards like Holland's Golden Noose and Belgium's Hercule Poirot Prize. These stories are sharp, surprising, and expertly told. Each is a stand-alone mystery, translated with care by editor Josh Pachter, a well-known name in the world of short crime fiction. They explore everything from quiet deception to bold, dangerous choices—with characters who are clever, reckless ... and sometimes just unlucky. This isn’t merely one more mystery collection. It’s a showcase of major talent, featuring heavy hitters like René Appel, Michael Berg, Dominique Biebau, Bavo Dhooge, Hilde Vandermeeren, and Marion Pauw, to name a few. Their stories have appeared in the world’s most respected mystery magazines, and now, for the first time, they’re gathered in one exciting volume. For readers who enjoy clever plots, moody settings, and a fresh perspective on crime, Dutch Treats is an unforgettable read.

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Sexual predators exist in our society and their evil desire leads them to commit heinous, brutal crimes with little concern for their victims or the toll it takes on the community. Violent sociopaths have no interest in the needs or safety of anyone else and see ordinary people as either targets or competitors. They have no hesitation taking what they want from their victims. Whether they are rapists, pedophiles, or murderers, these monsters will do whatever it takes to get their needs met and their evil desires satisfied. Captain Dean T. Olson (retired) is a veteran crimes detective with the Douglas County (Nebraska) Sheriff’s Office, serving the Omaha area. In his 30-year law enforcement career he has seen some of the most horrible crimes committed by one person against another and he has arrested some of the worst sexual predators the nation has ever seen.

The solution to the Zodiac serial killer case is both clear and controversial. There's one man who fits the puzzle: a letter writer, bomb maker, and code creator who lived in the area during the Zodiac murders. He had easy access to the crime scenes and had a psychotic break around the time the Zodiac's terrible killing spree began. This man was not only a genius-level mathematician but also skilled at disguising his handwriting, leaving no fingerprints, and crafting incredibly difficult ciphers to tease the police and the public with his hidden identity. His name is Theodore J. Kaczynski. Kaczynski was shaped by the MK Ultra project at Harvard University and became one of UC Berkeley's youngest math professors, a job he detested. He committed his first Zodiac murder during the winter break of 1968 and struck again just after resigning from his teaching position in July 1969. His criminal signature, which included writing letters and creating codes, continued in both his criminal careers as the Zodiac and Unabomber. "EXPOSED" takes you through all the evidence presented in the first two books, "HUNTED" and "PROFILED," and methodically links the Zodiac and Unabomber cases using handwriting, codes, locations, literature, cultural references, and other unexpected details. It makes a compelling case that Kaczynski cannot be dismissed as the Zodiac, one of the most notorious serial killers in history. If you're a fan of crime thriller books, this is a gripping exploration of a controversial theory about the Zodiac killer's identity.

Before profiling could be trusted, it had to be proven.  In this revealing inside look at the FBI, retired agent Peter Klismet shares stories from his remarkable career during a time when profiling violent criminals was still new—and not always trusted. This book takes readers from small-town Iowa to major cities like Los Angeles and Chicago, following real cases involving everything from gambling rings to missing children and serial killers. Klismet's work helped shape how law enforcement builds criminal profiles today. With honesty, a dose of dry humor, and an eye for detail, he recounts what it was like to work undercover, chase fugitives, and train with legends of the Behavioral Science Unit. The book also highlights the challenges agents face, the unexpected turns in big investigations, and the human side of law enforcement rarely seen in the headlines. Originally published to international acclaim, FBI Files: The Profiler now returns in this updated edition—bringing new readers into the world of a job that once felt as rare as spotting a unicorn.

Looking for the Ebook? CLICK HERE Meet Billy Sorrows, the gifted young singer who makes women cry… and leaves death in his wake. In 1860s London, ten-year-old Feival Vados is taken in by a monstrous baker after his famous Hungarian actor parents die in a mysterious fire. Nicknamed “Five,” the orphan is summoned to the deathbed of his brutal guardian and forced to hear a confession that changes everything he believes about his past, his rescuer, and himself. One hundred years later, Billy Simon is a young Boston music prodigy with a voice that breaks hearts. Discovered in Manhattan and transformed into pop sensation Billy Sorrows, he becomes famous for love songs so powerful they leave audiences weeping. But when the woman he loves is murdered, Billy’s grief opens a door to something older, darker, and far more dangerous than fame. As Billy’s sorrow curdles into violence, women begin dying in his wake, and the line between his own choices and the sins of another lifetime starts to blur. Across two lives, two centuries, and one cursed soul, FIVE asks whether evil can be inherited, repeated, or finally escaped.

In Footsteps in the Shadows, Lou Manfredo crafts a masterful collection of crime stories that delves into the darker sides of human nature and the weight of moral choices. Beginning in contemporary Brooklyn, readers are introduced to Detective Joe Rizzo, whose sharp instincts and steady resolve are tested as he uncovers truths buried beneath the city’s chaos. Whether navigating the haunting silence of empty subway stations or pursuing leads down rain-soaked streets, Rizzo’s world is one of tension and grit. The collection’s early stories set the stage with meticulously crafted cases that invite readers into the lives of investigators and the moral dilemmas they face. As the pages turn, the narrative broadens, spanning generations and offering perspectives from a small-town sleuth in mid-20th-century Long Island to the struggles of a modern detective grappling with his family's legacy. Rich in atmosphere and charged with emotion, Footsteps in the Shadows captures the fragile humanity of those on both sides of the law. These tales resonate with fear, hope, and determination, drawing readers into a world where every choice carries weight and every shadow tells a story. With compelling characters and vivid storytelling, Manfredo offers a haunting exploration of crime and its ripple effects, making this a must-read for fans of gripping, emotionally resonant fiction.

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