Samantha Andrews has been living a secret life for ten years. Her heart aches for those she was forced to leave behind and for the two things she believes she can never have: true love and a family to call her own. When Jake Morgan enters her life, he unlocks her inner spirit, satiates her physical desires, and vows to love her without realizing a killer lurks in the shadows of her past. The harder Samantha falls for Jake, the more she recognizes she must tell him everything. But when his own past begins to haunt them, Samantha is torn between running to him or away from him. Determined to move forward with her life, she knows she must tell him the truth. But will her deception be met with understanding or will her long-held secrets place them both in danger? In this erotic romance, a young woman attempts to reclaim her sense of self years after a tragedy, with help from the one person who is ready to give her what she wants.

When a body is found in the forest, the police make a horrifying discovery: her scalp has been removed and sewn back on. But they have no idea why.

With a second woman reported missing, detectives fear their worst nightmare has come true.

A serial killer is stalking the streets of Oslo.

With time running out to find the woman, former detective Harry Hole is called in to think like a murderer thinks... and to track down this killer before they strike again.

But Harry has ulterior motives for wanting to solve this case and, if he fails, there could be more than one life at risk.

For all those baby boomers who grew up during the era of sex, drugs, and rock and roll, J. Thomas Tucker's debut, The Datemaker Chronicles, offers a straightforward, if gritty and graphic, narrative of how close one can tow the line before they fall into the abyss. Based on a true story, this racy, explicit novel offers a fair amount of erotica as it shows the pitch-black side of a woman who chooses to live her life on the edge no matter how high the cost. As Elizabeth Jones chooses her poison over her daughter's wellbeing and her own, she accepts what life has to offer, be it the in the participation of gang rape or willing prostitution. In her, Tucker examines a character that readers will hate to love. She's the portrait of a girl gone wild and what she looks like, all grown up, once the wild has had its way with her.

Tom Hamilton, kicked out of the family's Arizona ranch by his Marine step-dad, instantly falls in lust for Mike Kelly when he arrives at prestigious ivy-covered all-male Ridgeston College. But Tom's not queer and neither is Mike, his twenty-eight-year-old Dormitory Master and one tough Marine. One misstep at Ridgeston and Tom will find himself drafted into the Vietnam War. A stunningly handsome swimmer, Tom is hardly cut out for the fast-paced sophisticated life and his fragile innocence is prey for women, his fellow swim teammates, and Jim Bradley who owns him with booze and taunting secret sexcapades, all things he fights to shun. Tom, confused and plagued by inner demons, is driven to the brink before he bares his soul to Mike. Both men are brought to their knees and Tom discovers who Mike truly is-a warrior to his very core-in the incident at Zhenbao. Tom grasps perfection for a moment. But a moment cut short by Fate.

"Seven Month Vengeance"

After many years in a committed relationship, Monica finds out the love of her life has been unfaithful. Devastated and angered by her love's acts; she vows to pull herself together and seek revenge. Things get out of hand as her wrath manifests and becomes uncontrollable. Within seven months Monica has caused enough destruction to last three lifetimes.

..."I told you that I'd get you back.You should have known that I could.

Despite all the love in my heart for you, Ya still should have known that I would.

I tried to forget, over and over, but still couldn't let what you did to me go.I did try to forgive and forget, but it didn't work...Just thought I'd let you know...".

Natalie Jordan has everything Lisa Brown wants. Natalie's sheltered and privileged life both attracts and repels Lisa. In spite of their friendship, years of jealousy and resentment have built a burning envy inside Lisa.

When Stuart Grant enters their lives, Lisa targets him for herself. He's her ticket to the good life, and Natalie's love for him won't stand in her way. Lisa is a scrapper; the only way she knows how to fight is dirty, and she can justify her actions even as they become callous and dangerous to everyone around her.

Does Natalie, brought up to believe the best of people and oblivious to her friend's capacity for deception, have what it takes to fight back?

There can only be one winner.