A case of corporate espionage forces a psychic detective to go on the run in this action-thriller for fans of James Rollins, Brad Thor & Douglas Preston. "Part James Bond, part Jason Bourne, part Professor X, only smarter, wittier, and can run faster. Adrenaline action at its mind-reading best. Christopher Farnsworth's Killfile unleashes the greatest weapon ever: the human mind." —Beau Smith, creator/writer of Wynonna Earp John Smith has a special gift that seems more like a curse: he can access other people's thoughts. He hears the songs stuck in their heads, knows their most private traumas and fears, and relives the painful memories they can't let go of. The CIA honed his skills until he was one of their most powerful operatives, but John fled the Agency and now works as a private consultant, trying to keep the dark potential of his gift in check—and himself out of trouble. Unfortunately, John is unexpectedly plunged into dangerous waters when his latest client, billionaire software genius Everett Sloan, hires him to investigate a former employee—a tech whiz kid named Eli Preston—and search his thoughts for some very valuable intellectual property he's stolen. Before John can probe Preston's mind, however, his identity is compromised and he's on the run for his life, with Sloan's young associate, Kelsey. Hunted by shadowy enemies with extensive resources and unknown motives, John and Kelsey must go off the grid. John knows their only hope for survival is his powers, and he'll have to use them to their fullest—even if it means putting his own sanity at risk. "Fast, fun, and frenetic. A whip-smart edge-of-your-seat thriller." —Ernest Cline, author of Ready Player One "[An] unusually compelling hero. . . . [A] clever, offbeat thriller." — Kirkus Reviews "A thrill ride worthy of an amusement park or a movie screen." — Kings River Life Magazine

An ex-SAS captain must investigate the connection between a serial killer, a Hollywood actor, and mysterious book in this action-packed crime thriller. When a stranger gives Adam Black a book, telling him the book holds the key to the mystery surrounding his wife's murder, Black dismisses the event as nothing more than the ramblings of a mad man. Then Black is called to a meeting with a Hollywood movie star, Victor Cromwell, who is shooting a new film in Glasgow. Cromwell makes a very strange request that will throw Black's life into turmoil. Meanwhile a killer, who was dormant for twenty years, has returned and is murdering young women in the most gruesome way. As Black investigates, he starts to suspect the three events are linked and sets out to uncover the truth. But the truth often lies in the darkest places . . . Fury is the perfect read for fans of authors like Mark Dawson, James Deegan, and Rob Sinclair. It can be read with the Adam Black Series or as an unmissable stand-alone.

A former assassin makes a new start in a small town on the coast of Italy, but puts herself squarely in the sights of an old enemy when she helps the townspeople fight back against the local crime boss. No good deed goes unpunished. Leine Basso is settling into her new life in a quiet village in Italy when a small-time crook threatens the town. Leine steps in to help, drawing the attention of an old adversary who she thought was long gone. When her enemy learns that Leine is still alive, he orders her assassination. But Leine is not an easy target, and she eliminates the hired guns sent to kill her. Frustrated by his failed attempts, her adversary vows to take vengeance and kill her himself. As tension builds and the threat escalates, Leine's past collides with her present, blurring the line between friend and foe. In a breathtaking showdown, Leine unleashes her deadly skills to protect not only herself but the tight-knit community she has grown to love. Will she succeed--or will her enemy destroy everything she holds dear? With adrenaline-pumping action and a formidable female lead, D.V. Berkom takes readers on a thrilling ride as Leine fights to protect her new home and herself from the ultimate terminal threat. ***Grab your copy today! *** What early readers are saying about Terminal Threat: “D V. Berkom has once again created a fast-paced, action-filled, nail-biting story filled with intrigue and suspense.” ~Lynda Custer “I regretted getting to the end so quickly but definitely didn't regret reading it. I just loved the book and can't wait for the next.” ~ Julie Howard “DV has surpassed herself…The story is exciting, the pace is fast and the setting is perfect…another hit for me and one I won't hesitate to recommend to lovers of books that are full of action with a strong female lead.” ~Hazel Howorth, Reading Stuff-n-Things “Get your copy of DV Berkom's sensational new Leine Basso thriller, Terminal Threat today...and sleep with a pistol under your pillow!” ~Rosemary “…non-stop action and intriguing characters…This is a page turner, folks, with our heroine using all of her skills to stay alive.” ~James “…twists and turns and lots of 'badassery' that is typical from Leine and her partners in crime.” ~ Diane Wagner “Another thrill ride by D.V.” ~Bob Gordon “Loved it. She is still a badass.” ~Angel “…Her characters jump off the page…” ~Joan “Another exciting Leine Basso non-stop thriller - when the action starts, it never stops.” ~Betsy “A great story full of action…” ~Ellen White “Excellent!” ~ Laurie Biundo “Fasten your seatbelts everyone…This is another excellent book in the Leine Basso series.” ~Gill Powell

Years after a shattering wartime betrayal, an ex-agent embarks on a quest for revenge in this powerful thriller by the New York Times –bestselling author . . . Nineteen years ago, Richard Gardiner was a British agent who was captured and tortured by the Gestapo after a bitter betrayal. Now, during a visit to France, he sees a face that triggers his rage—and his thirst for revenge. All that he learned from his former career in espionage will be put to use as he sets out on a murderous new mission. Meanwhile, MI6 chief Kenneth Aubrey is on his own hunt for a double agent inside the NATO Senior Joint Intelligence Committee. As both men pursue their targets, secrets will be revealed—and blood will be spilled . . . "Classic espionage." — The London Times "Machinations within machinations." — The New York Times

Back when humanity was young, many dangerous secrets lay undiscovered. Later, these secrets were written down by an old Himalayan scribe, anointed for this very purpose. His work became known as The Origin Scroll. From the award-winning, bestselling author of the Shelby Alexander series comes the epic Maxwell Barnes Adventure Thrillers. When Maxwell Barnes, treasure hunter extraordinaire, and his best friend Axel Morales were contracted by an American university to track down the legendary Origin Scroll, they looked forward to some nice, quiet treasure hunting. After all, what's in the mountains of Tibet other than wind and snow? Immediately upon landing, they begin to suspect things are much more complicated than they had expected ... and even more treacherous. But as Max delves deeper into the truth behind the Origin Scroll, he encounters a mysterious religious sect, a legendary creature, and a base camp with more closet skeletons than cans of Tibetan beer. Perfect escapist adventure for the armchair traveler, and for fans of James Rollins, Clive Cussler, Nick Thacker, and Steve Berry.

The "grand spy-chase novel . . . highly successful and realistic" that introduced the international operative with a lethal touch ( Publishers Weekly ). Secret agent Joe Gall has a puzzle to put together that stretches from the streets of Laredo, Texas, to the steamy island of Trinidad—and along the way, he must deal with a New Orleans nun with some surprising fighting skills as well as civil unrest in a small southern town . . . As he battles bad guys using all the smarts and survival tactics he learned from the CIA, there are two beautiful women who may hold the answers—but Gall has to start asking the right questions—in the debut thriller of this action-packed series that would go on to earn an Edgar Award nomination. "I admire Philip Atlee's writing tremendously." —Raymond Chandler