The saga of Emmett and Gentry continues in Don't Poke the Bear the second book in the Emmett Love western adventure series. After the former gunslinger and prostitute open a saloon in Dodge City, Kansas, Emmett kills a man in self-defense and winds up inheriting a dancing bear. But that surprise pales in comparison to the secret his witchy friend, Rose, has been keeping from him since the day they met...

What if someone offered you $100,000 with the only stipulation being that a murderer would be killed if you accept the money? Would you take it? The people who choose to take it are about to find out the ramifications of their decisions to be part of this Lethal Experiment Donovan Creed, former CIA assassin, is a smart-aleck tough guy who can't resist a noble cause. Despite a ton of baggage and a penchant for call girls, he always finds a way to beat the bad guys. In this sequel to Lethal People, Creed is forced to choose between his thriving contract-killer business, his part in the Lethal...

Kaylee and Ivy, both 19, are enjoying Nashville's Music Fest outdoor concert when they notice a gang of drunks abusing a handsome young businessman who's on the ground, passed out. Women have written lewd messages on his body with lipstick, and two guys are using him as a human toilet. Against Kaylee's wishes, Ivy decides to get involved. She soon learns four things: his name is Bobby; he's not drunk, but been drugged; he drives a great car; and he's separated from his wife. Ivy cleans him up, drives him home. When he starts feeling better, they flirt. If you guess she winds up in bed with...

This book contains various work from Locke's Master's program, along with a select group of articles from his blog called "Not the Guy on Lost," (locke-on-politics.blogspot.com) and his most recent essays from his first semester as a doctoral student at Union Institute and University. John Locke covers a variety of topics, but throughout, there is a common thread: economic and social justice. This is the stuff he's written... so far.

Official Description: As Donovan Creed and Callie Carpenter's personal relationship rapidly deteriorates, urban terrorist Ryan Decker wages an all-out war against the United States. Preliminary Review: "In this 11th installment of the Creed series, Locke offers a bouquet to his loyal readers: a perfect blend of humor and horror that chronicles Creed and Callie's slow, steady descent into madness."

Private Investigator Dani Ripper works her way through a bevy of nuthouse clients while trying to maintain her delicate personal relationship with Sophie Alexander. Dani desperately wants a life-changing case. But what she gets is a killer case. Abbey Rayne is a hilarious novel with an edgy, dark side that will piss you off even as you're laughing. PRELIMINARY COMMENTS FOR ABBEY RAYNE: "I defy anyone to read this book and think it was written by a man." "With the possible exception of Emmett Love, Dani Ripper is Locke's most complete character. I know her and love her and will undoubtedly...