"Please, don't let them kill me," Helga Klemens pleads before her hip surgery. Transporter Luke reassures her, but she dies within the hour. Meanwhile, reporter Jennifer Malone investigates a John Doe case, only to intersect with Luke, shocked by Helga's death. Over five days, Jennifer's search for truth unveils potential connections between unrelated deaths, hinting at a deeper mystery. Amidst lies and secrecy, the characters face a life or death struggle, revealing a thrilling narrative of intrigue and suspense.

When retired cop Thomas Blake discovers an abandoned Mercedes linked to missing Adam Barker of Argonne Laboratories, his investigation hints at foul play. Meanwhile, Jack Logan, nursing a decades-old heartbreak from Barker's wife Michelle, receives a plea for help. As Blake delves deeper and Logan overcomes his hesitance, Barker's fate hangs in the balance. "Among the Missing" packs twists aplenty. A thrilling read!

Struggling with faith after facing life's adversities? "Among The Myrtle Trees" explores the timeless conflict of doubting God's goodness amidst suffering. Drawing parallels with the Israelites' journey post-Babylonian exile, this book offers a pathway to understanding how our trials shape our faith. Whether you've lost belief, know someone faltering, or simply need upliftment, find solace and strength in passionate prayers and scripture, leading to the same restoration of faith discovered by the Israelites...among the Myrtle trees.

At four, Jeffrey clung to his mother Annie as they traversed San Francisco, LA, and San Diego. Fleeing society's norms and her maternal duties, Annie sought her next fix, leaving Jeffrey to fend for food and shelter. His childhood was shadowed by her substance abuse. At five, on a whim, she abandoned him with strangers on a freeway near Guadalajara, Mexico. This act would profoundly impact the lives of her children and those around her, marking Jeffrey with the pain of abandonment.

Young heroes Alexa and Rachael Casaday return to the scene of their previous adventure, an abandoned factory, to rescue Isaac Fromme, a mistreated man rumored to be a "good" vampire, hidden in a crypt below. Fromme's research on a mythic creature draws danger. The Casadays must protect this being from harm using their superpowers, challenging those who misunderstand the monster's true nature. Can they safeguard the supernatural in South Jersey once more?

Savannah finds herself in a troubling predicament involving an online dating scenario, despite having met a promising man from church. As the situation escalates, she calls for Dee and John's help. Meanwhile, their successful Bentley and Williams Investigating Services gets tangled with a reformed ex-drug lord. The pair also faces the challenge of solving multiple kidnappings in their small town. Amidst the chaos, Nate, abandoned as a child and now an adult, seeks the joy of true love. Will they navigate through these complex issues and find a resolution?

A high-profile politician is found hanged in an abandoned factory, sparking questions of suicide or foul play by local vigilantes. Detectives Ann Morrison and Ian Hopkins delve into the murky underworld to uncover the truth behind the disturbing death.

After a brutal fraternity prank left me blindfolded and abandoned in a snowstorm, I was forced to fend for myself, miles from civilization. My ordeal turned into a night of retribution for my tormentor, Miles, but it was only the beginning of a horrifying saga. Among the victims of these pranks was a girl with a tragic link to the fraternity, leading to a cycle of vengeance. When an enemy from the past resurfaces, targeting the one I care about most, the stakes escalate, threatening everything I hold dear.

Born in Berlin in 1933, Muchman fled to Brussels with her family in 1939 to escape the Nazis. By 1942, Germany occupied Belgium, leading her parents to place her and her cousin in the care of two Catholic women. Her parents were eventually killed, leaving Muchman to believe they had abandoned her. In the US, adopted by relatives, a discovery in 1990 of her parents' letters in her uncle's home changed everything, revealing their deep love for her. This book personalizes the Holocaust with family photographs and documents, highlighting a journey of discovery and reconciliation.

"Trifles," first staged in 1916 by the Provincetown Players, dives into a gripping mystery in a gloomy, unkempt kitchen of an abandoned farmhouse. The play features George Henderson, the County Attorney; Henry Peters, the Sheriff; Lewis Hale, a neighboring farmer; Mrs. Peters, and Mrs. Hale. As these characters investigate John Wright's unsettling farmhouse, they uncover more than just the disarray of household chores left behind. Amidst unwashed pans and unfinished bread, deeper secrets await, explored through the interactions of this diverse group.