Join the gang in the second Agent Sam Carter series. Sam's camping vacation is canceled. Strange happenings at the High Pointe Tower are going to take all his wits and skill to save the world from its latest threat. The convergence of the Dragon Aurora and volcanic eruption tears a hole between the dimensions trapping a paranormal creature on earthside. But as usual, nothing is as it first appears.

Jordan Vasilakis is on the run, living under an assumed name. After a disastrous marriage to a notorious Greek business tycoon, she flees to the States and starts rebuilding her life. But her ruthless husband is determined to destroy her…once he finds her. Michael Machau is drawn to the new singer at Jazz House restaurant, but the guarded woman is harboring dangerous secrets. The dedicated police officer may have to risk more than just his heart to forge a connection with the woman he knows as Madeline Cielo, especially when he discovers she’s living a lie. Worlds collide. Lies entangle. Survival, much less love, is in question. They must quickly distinguish friends from enemies or risk losing everything—including a future together.

... the best mystery and suspense fiction from around the world, with stories by Doug Allyn, Lawrence Block, Jeffery Deaver, Jeremiah Healy, Clark Howard, Susan Isaacs, Sharyn McCrumb, Anne Perry, Bill Pronzini, and many others.

The Mystery Fancier, Volume 8 Number 6, November-December 1986, contains: "Spade Trumps Unplayed," by Jeff Banks, "The Singular Miss Seeton," by Neysa Chouteau, "Cornell Woolrich: The Last Years (Part II)," by Francis M. Nevins, Jr., "William MacHarg's O'Malley: Transitional Cop," by George N. Dove, "Let the Public Decide: An Interview with Nicolas Freeling," by Jane S. Bakerman, "A Gun-Toting Yankee in King Arthur's Court: The Violent World of Dempsey and Makepeace," by R. E. Skinner and "Further Gems from Literature," by William F. Deeck.

This text lifts the veil which shrouds moder n Lancashire to uncover an amazing, diverse world of the une xplained. The author leads you to sacred sites associated wi th witchcraft and paganism to sightings of UFOs. '

Van Powell's 'The Mystery Boys and the Inca Gold' is a gripping tale of adventure and intrigue, set in the lush backdrop of ancient Inca civilization. The book combines elements of mystery, thrilling discoveries, and historical context, making it an engaging read for both young adults and history enthusiasts alike. Powell's writing style is descriptive and captivating, allowing readers to immerse themselves in the thrilling journey of the young protagonists as they uncover the secrets of the past. With its blend of adventure and history, 'The Mystery Boys and the Inca Gold' offers a compelling narrative that keeps readers hooked until the very end. Van Powell, a historian with a passion for ancient civilizations, draws on his expertise to bring the world of the Incas to life in this captivating novel. His meticulous research and attention to detail shine through in the vivid descriptions of the setting and the historical accuracy woven into the storyline. Powell's background in history and archaeology lends authenticity to the narrative, making 'The Mystery Boys and the Inca Gold' a must-read for anyone interested in the secrets of the past. I highly recommend 'The Mystery Boys and the Inca Gold' to readers looking for a thrilling adventure story intertwined with fascinating historical elements. Van Powell's expertise and storytelling prowess make this book a standout choice for those who enjoy a mix of mystery, history, and discovery in their reading ventures.