Wolf Pirate Books

When the crew of a commercial fishing trawler discovers a body in a fifty-five-gallon drum in Lake Michigan, FBI Special Agent Daniel Kleison is called in to determine the jurisdiction of the crime. Evidence leads Agent Kleison to suspect an unlikely and disturbing connection to an even bigger conspiracy.  He is joined by outside consultant Elizabeth Brumer in his efforts to track down the suspects before any more murders can occur. In the meantime, strange phenomena take place that have everyone wondering if the victim might not be the cause of miracles. (Pages 301)

PG Rating                             Contains: Minor violence

Entangled

by David Wren

Thriller

Eric Roman is a healthy twenty-one-year old American boy with the idyllic life.  Having learned that a congenital heart defect, which kept him from enjoying the rigors of childhood, was misdiagnosed, he intends to pack as much extreme living he can into his life before deciding what to do with his future  His parents aren't happy with this decision and want him to settle down with school and an internship at his father's company.  When Eric resists, he finds the repercussions are deadly. As his life spins wildly out of control, he learns things about his parents no child should ever discover.  And worse, about himself. (Pages 350)

M Rating                              Contains: Violence, adult situations, and sexual content

The Unfaithful

by Alex Bloodworth

Paranormal Thriller

 Professional hockey defenseman, Adam Mogilvy, is suddenly called home from a road trip to deal with a sick child.  Arriving home, he discovers his wife and neighbors brutally murdered and their killers still lurking in the vicinity  Before he can escape with his infant daughter, Adam must first face the unwritten fate of his own execution, which unexpectedly alters the course of destiny.  The tragic events of that night pull Adam into an epic battle between good and evil that transcends the bounds of all reality and turns him into something no one anticipated. (Pages 349)

M-PG Rating                      Contains: Graphic violence and adult situations

Fed up with the failure of the criminal justice system, Americans want to put a crimp on the rising rate of recidivism. T hey demand a solution to the problem of violent criminals on the lam and have called for the Constitution to be rewritten. T he answer is the radical and controversial formation of WANT bureaus in police departments around the country. T hese highly-trained clandestine officers are federally sanctioned to bring in or put down the most vile, psychotic, and irredeemable criminals ever to avoid imprisonment. But one WANT officer in particular finds out that nothing comes without a price.  (Pages 308)

M Rating                          Contains: Violence, adult situations, and sexual content

Djinn on the Rocks

by Dante Elgin

Contemporary Fantasy

Countless emigrants hitting the shores of New York have long since made it a practice to Americanize their names and buy into their new culture.  That’s just what half-breed djinn, Rabriel, does when he suddenly finds himself in Manhattan.  He changes his name to John Denny and sets up shop, selling wishes to those who can afford them.  Only when the gods come calling does he learn that he’s violated some very core rules of the universe.  Now he’s faced with becoming indentured to one of them, and who it will be depends on how he performs on a test they’ve created just for him.  (Pages 438)

M-PG Rating                 Contains: Violence and adult situations

Undying

by Terrance McKnight

Paranormal Mystery

When grief and guilt can find no other outlet but the most extreme measure of remedy, Max Harris finds that even death won’t have him.  Nor is this the first time he’s crossed the great divide, only to come back, rejected.  Whether by design or destiny, Max has escaped the clutches of death a number of times through bizarre circumstances, despite his manipulation to the contrary.  Now, more than ever, he’s determined to defeat the unknown force that keeps him on the lively side of the living. (Pages 288)

M Rating                          Contains: Violence, adult situations, sexual content, and suicide

Special Agent Daniel Kleison has been warned off a case involving the search for missing children bred in a terrible scheme to create a new breed of disciples for the Church.  As disinclined as he is to comply, he has no choice.  At the same time, a deeper conspiracy continues to brew.  The secret entity behind its madness pitches the Church into the public eye as the culprits for what’s really on the agenda. To do this, and to keep the case from drawing any more attention, everyone related to the case must be silenced.  A mistake in damage control draws one woman into the fight to get to the bottom of who is actually pulling strings in a deadly game of intrigue and mystery.  (Pages 370)

M Rating                       Contains: Violence, adult situations, and sexual content

When what appears to be a robbery gone bad suddenly turns out to be something much more complex and appalling, Sergeant Stephen Shendly and his team of homicide detectives are faced with the biggest case the country has yet to see. T heir investigation leads them to a suspect more cunning and evil than any they’ve ever encountered before. And with good reason. T heir suspect isn’t a man at all, but a devil of sorts—or maybe the one and only himself. Given this overwhelming obstacle, Shendly and his team must not only figure out a way of taking him into custody, but how to prosecute him for the crimes he’s committed. (Pages 354)

PG Rating                      Contains: Violence, adult situations, and political subject matter

Facing a state investigation of criminal impropriety, Angel Soren and Delta Team of the police department’s WANT Bureau already have big enough problems. The last thing they need is someone taunting them into a deadly game of hide and seek. But the killer is determined to get them to play and starts sniping seemingly random targets. With each kill, a goading letter is sent to Delta Team’s sergeant, Michael Rivers.  Forced into the game, Delta Team incurs the wrath of not only Homicide detectives, but other members of the WANT Bureau.  There’s only one way to appease the ravaging beast of inflamed egos, and Angel knows the way to do it, no matter how wrong it may be. (Pages 301)

M-PG Rating                   Contains: Violence and adult situations

Ex-Homicide detective, Stephen Shendly, has moved on after the trial to convict Devon Facil for several captial crimes.  In the course of his investigation, he's learned that there are other angels who've  also fallen into disfavor with God, and they exist to stir up trouble on earth.  Stephen is accompanied by an Israeli national and an Italian priest as he tries to keep up with all their antics.  Only now he is having prophetic episodes where he experiences the fate of mankind as it heads inexorably toward disaster.  It rests then on his shoulders to puzzle through the clues he finds in these episodes to figure out just what is happening and how to stop it before it’s too late. (491 pages)

M Rating                      Contains: Graphic violence, adult situations and sexual content