So The Fish Want A TV?

Mattie Thomson is innocent.

Unfortunately, the police found a large quantity of cocaine in his Croydon flat – and they seem quite attached to the idea that it belongs to him.The only person who might be able to help is the woman he went on exactly one date with. She’s been meaning to break things off properly, and she’s not about to let a wrongful imprisonment get in the way of good manners.

Meanwhile, the man who put Mattie behind bars has just arrived from Mexico, along with several heavily armed reasons not to ask questions.

Mattie would quite like his life back.

Maggie Carter would quite like a clean breakup.

Both may be optimistic.

To Catch a Whippet. A story of justice, survival, and the etiquette of ending a relationship during a drugs investigation.

She was sent across the border at thirteen as part of a diplomatic calculation. She became the woman who made Great Britain possible.

In August 1503, a thirteen-year-old English princess crossed the border into Scotland and never really came home.

She was Margaret Tudor, daughter of Henry VII, sister to Henry VIII, and a girl sent north as a diplomatic promise between two kingdoms that had spent generations at war.

She did not choose Scotland. She did not choose her husband, James IV of Scotland – a charismatic king decades older than she was. And she did not expect that, in time, he would become the closest thing to patient love she would ever know.

She did not choose the Battle of Flodden, either, a single afternoon that left her a widow, a mother, and one of the most vulnerable women in Europe.

What followed was a life shaped by impossible choices: a regency she fought to hold, a second marriage that cost her more than she expected, and a betrayal she would spend years surviving.

Through three marriages, the deaths of children, exile, and the constant pressure of men who wanted what she held, Margaret endured.

She could not have known, when she crossed that border at thirteen, that she carried something with her – a thread that would run forward through generations, leading, a century later, to the moment when England and Scotland would finally share a crown.

She did not set out to change history. She survived long enough to do it anyway.

The first call comes in just after midnight.

A violent robber has struck again in River City.

No witnesses who saw it clearly. No pattern anyone could agree on. Just another scene of shattered glass, shaken victims, and a city beginning to understand that what it’s facing isn’t random — it’s escalating.

On the streets, patrol officers are the first to respond and the last to leave.

Stefan Kopriva is young, aggressive, and determined to prove himself before the job burns him out.

Katie MacLeod knows she has to be better than everyone else just to be seen as equal.

Thomas Chisolm understands violence differently than most officers ever will. He’s seen what it does to people who underestimate it.

Together, they work the hard streets of a city where every shift could turn into the next encounter with a desperate suspect the department is struggling to understand, much less stop.

As the pressure builds, so do the fractures — within the department, within their personal lives, and within a public that demands answers faster than they can be found.

And somewhere in River City, the Scarface Robber is already moving again.

Even with humanity facing a deadly enemy intent on wiping them from the face of the Earth, there are always those willing to sell out for personal gain.

A military sci-fi adventure from Amazon All-Star author James David Victor

Dane and the Mechanized Infantry Division have faced off against the Exin and come to a terrifying conclusion. The aliens are not working alone. As Dane’s own nervous system fails because of the virus, he must lead a mission to prevent the Exin and their sympathizers from taking out key military figures. It will take nerves of steel for Dane to save himself, and humanity, as a whole. Failure is not an option.

Metal Warrior: Nerves of Steel is the second book in the Mech Fighter series. If you like fast-paced space adventures with engaging characters and exciting battles, you will definitely want to see how the Metal Warriors save mankind, or if they can.

When Nathan Palmer and Jeff Morgan save Patrick Hilton’s life, the delighted old prospector lets them join him on a mission to reclaim a gold nugget he left buried in an abandoned mine tunnel. But their quest goes awry when they reach the location only to find that it is now in the middle of the bustling mine at Copper Town.

The three men are already facing a race against time to find the gold before the tunnel re-opens, and their situation worsens when a gunslinger arrives to stake his claim for the nugget with hot lead. Now a stand-off develops – one in which the victors’ prize will be the gold and the losers’ fate will be a trip to Boot Hill…