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by Mary Alford (Author), Katy Lee (Author), Terry Toler (Author)
Deadly Showdown - Mary Alford
FBI Special Agent Ava Blake has spent years trying to outrun the past and the serial killer who nearly destroyed her. But when a woman's body is found encased in wax near Glacier National Park, Ava knows the "Wax Saint" has returned. Teaming up with Shadow, a scarred military K-9 who is part of the FBI's new Redeemed K-9 Unit, and Caleb Ward, the man she once loved, Ava must face her deepest fears to stop a predator who's turned murder into ritual. As the killer's twisted game closes in, Ava realizes his ultimate target isn't just another victim...it's her.
Three Fine Days - Katy Lee
When a brutal murder shatters the serenity of a private North Carolina island resort, manager Jerard Buchanan will do anything to protect his billionaire boss's reputation by keeping the press out. But when Eden Hartwell, a compassionate dog trainer he forgot he hired to help with his rambunctious retired K-9 arrives, he can't turn her away, especially as the murder has increased his PTSD symptoms. Quickly, Eden becomes a bright light in his dark world of secrets, both business and personal. For three perfect days, they share laughter, trust, and unexpected love. Then the story leaks. The press descends. Lies unravel. And the killer isn't finished. Were their three fine days just an illusion? Who is she really? And is she worth fighting for?
Bullets - Terry Toler
Bullets is a gripping romantic suspense about redemption, loyalty, and second chances. When former Navy SEAL Peter Lawson reaches the end of his rope, his suicide attempt is interrupted by Maddie, a woman with her own secrets, and her newly adopted retired police K9, Bullet. Drawn together by fate and danger, Maddie's compassion and Bullet's unshakable devotion pull Peter back from the brink. As threats close in and secrets unravel, the three form a bond that would be tested to its core. In a story where healing comes through love, trust, and courage, Bullets proves that sometimes the ones we save end up saving us.
