Now available for the first time - the Geri LaRue newspaper thriller series in one volume Hearing-impaired reporter Geri LaRue belongs to neither the world of the hearing nor the world of the deaf. She never swears before five, she's a terrible liar-most of all, she's a survivor. This is top-notch fiction that you won't be able to put down. If you love smart, page-turning suspense, you will devour these three novels. IF IT BLEEDS "If it bleeds, it leads" is a media mantra-the most gruesome stories always run on the front page to get people's attention. But when Corina Vasquez lands a bloody lead story she attracts the attention of a killer. Geri, the newspaper's computer geek, helps Corina, the newly appointed Valley Voice investigative reporter, track a killer and uncover a deep conspiracy. What they learn puts both of their lives at risk and forces Geri to call on courage she didn't know she had. CUTLINE A San Francisco priest is murdered, and Leta Blackburn, the award-winning journalist who would have covered the story has disappeared. Enter Geri LaRue, who was to be Leta's roommate and coworker. All of Leta's notes point to the rarest and most deadly of serial killers: a woman. OFF THE RECORD Kathleen Fowler, a successful California businesswoman, is found dead. It's a big story, but what shocks Geri LaRue is that she has been named the sole beneficiary of this woman she has never met. As Geri sets out to discover why the estate has been left to her, everything leads back to her own troubled childhood. And when another person is brutally murdered, Geri realizes that the key to finding a killer may be hidden in her own mind.

A captivating novel of political scandal, about men in power and the women who love them.
April Wayne, 23 years old, is interning for a charismatic senator from California. When she disappears one night, suspicion falls on the senator who was the last one to see her. When the media learn that the two were supposedly having affair, he becomes their prime suspect. INTERN tells April's story, and the senator's, but it also tells the story of the two women forced into the spotlight as a result of the disappearance. It is the story of April's mother, Gloria, who becomes consumed with finding her daughter, while her husband descends into a paralyzing depression. It is also the story of Suzanne, the senator's dutiful wife, who has to confront the shocking truth about the man to whom she has devoted her life.
INTERN is rich and layered page-turner you won't be able to put down.

NOT EVEN MURDER CAN GUARANTEE SILENCE . . .
A Phone Call. Burdened with a devastating secret, the former mistress of an American president chooses a young woman named Reebie Mahoney as her confessor. There is only one condition: Reebie has to come meet with her immediately - tonight.
A Double Life. Standing outside the mistress's apartment building in the swanky Nob Hill neighborhood of San Francisco, Reebie hears a scream followed by a gunshot. When the door is finally opened, Reebie is horrified to realize that the woman lying dead on the floor is not a stranger.
The Fall-out. Within hours, the building is swarming with police and Reebie is their murder suspect. As she is dragged into a terrifying world where past and present collide, someone - a mobster, a television star, maybe Reebie herself - is going to die.
From the author of INTERN, KILLER BODY, OFF THE RECORD, IF IT BLEEDS, and CUTLINE, MISTRESS is a novel of suspense, high stakes, and double identity that is almost impossible to put down.

From protagonists and antagonists, to dialogue and conflict, DIGITAL INK is a powerful, succinct, and entertaining book that will dramatically improve any writer's work. Suddenly it's a cinch to publish -- pop your manuscript up online via Amazon's KDP, INScribe, Smashwords, or Pubit and voila, you've got an e-book. The number of authors, self-published and otherwise, is exploding. But what everybody seems to be talking about is marketing. They're overlooking the actual writing. There's a lot of talk about the sizzle, and yet scant attention to the steak. This book says hold on a minute It's not just marketing; it has to be a great book. You have to know how to write. Funny and fast, as a book must be in the digital age, DIGITAL INK takes you through all the basics: dialogue, plot, character development, POV, and more. DIGITAL INK will transform your writing. "Digital Ink is a MUST READ for unpublished authors, as well as those of us who wish to review our craft. Tried and true techniques that work in any market. --New York Times bestselling author, Kat Martin "This book is packed with clear information, advice, and examples that will transform your novel. Before you publish, read this book " --Jen Calonita, bestselling author of SECRETS OF MY HOLLYWOOD LIFE, SLEEPAWAY GIRLS, and the new series for Young Adults, BELLES

Now available for the first time - three thrillers by Bonnie Hearn Hill in one volume INTERN April Wayne, 23 years old, is interning for a charismatic senator from California. When she disappears one night, suspicion falls on the senator who was the last one to see her. When the media learn that the two were supposedly having affair, he becomes their prime suspect. A rich and layered page-turner, INTERN captivating novel of political scandal, about men in power and the women who love them. KILLER BODY Julie Larimore was the perfect spokesperson for Killer Body Weight Loss for seven years. Suddenly she vanishes. The fitness chain's maverick founder, Bobby Warren, starts his search for a new spokesmodel and narrows it down to three candidates: The American-born Princess who is the picture of elegance and grace - and who is desperate for the job, because the princess is broke. The former TV star looking for her chance to prove she's not over the hill but hiding a dirty little secret. The woman who had a public affair with a married governor, a favorite on the talk show circuit, but pursuing her own agenda. In a world obsessed with weight, where beauty is the ultimate sales tool and honesty the rarest commodity of all, these women are about to learn what Julie Larimore learned the hard way: Some people would die for a killer body. MISTRESS Burdened with a devastating secret, the former mistress of an American president calls a young reporter named Reebie Mahoney to tell her everything. There is only one condition: Reebie must come meet with her immediately - that very night. When Reebie arrives, she hears a scream followed by a gunshot. When the door is finally opened, Reebie is horrified to realize that the woman lying dead on the floor is not a stranger. Within hours, the building is swarming with police and Reebie is their suspect. As she is dragged into a terrifying world where past and present collide, someone is going to die.

Where is the line between love and obsession? The body of a San Francisco priest is discovered in Golden Gate Park, and the killer remains at large. Leta Blackburn, award-winning journalist for the San Francisco Times, would be covering the sensational story - and investigating the forensics report that showed the priest was engaged in sexual activities at the time of his murder - but she is missing. The police suspect the two events -- her disappearance and the priest's murder -- are related. Enter 28-year-old, hearing-impaired reporter Geri LaRue, who was to be Leta's roommate and coworker. When a ruthless colleague suggests Geri knows more than she'll admit, Geri turns to prominent psychiatrist Malcolm Piercy for help. All of Leta's notes point to the rarest and most deadly of serial killers: a woman. Malcolm Piercy is the only one who understands what goes on inside the twisted mind of a predator like the one the papers are calling The Razor Killer, an erotomaniac who believes her victims are in love with her. Malc has reasons of his own for keeping his theory a secret, but he agrees to help Geri. Neither of them knows that the killer is watching, writing one more caption in her head - one more cutline - where the photograph is gruesome, and the bottom line is death. Despite their mutual attraction and her own insecurities, Geri teams up with Malc and dives headlong into the world of big city journalism, psychotic murder, and public scandal.

If it bleeds, it leads. It's a media mantra-the most gruesome stories always run on the front page to get people's attention. But when Corina Vasquez lands a bloody lead story she attracts the attention of a killer, in IF IT BLEEDS.
Newly promoted as the assistant to Matthew Henderson, California's Valley Voice investigative reporter, Corina wants only to prove to her boss, her coworkers-and herself-that she's the right choice for the job. When the body of the city's first woman mayor is discovered in a dusty vineyard-and Matthew is nowhere to be found-Corina gets her chance.
Then a second brutal murder connects to the first. As she unearths the details around both killings, Corina begins to suspect that she's merely skimming the surface of a very deep conspiracy. And only one person can help her-acting mayor Wes Shaw, the man who broke her heart.
Wes wants her back; Henderson wants her off the story. And as her reporting of the case thrusts her into the limelight, Corina realizes she's become a target for an unpredictable-and desperate-enemy.

Julie Larimore has been the perfect spokesperson for Killer Body Weight Loss for seven years. Suddenly she vanishes. While fighting off the media frenzy that surrounds Julie's disappearance, the fitness chain's maverick founder, Bobby Warren, starts his search for a new spokesmodel for Killer Body and narrows it down to three candidates:
The Perfect Fit. American-born in spite of the title and accent she acquired from her estranged husband, Princess Gabriella Paquette is the picture of elegance and grace -- and she's comfortable talking about the weight problem that has plagued her all her life. She's desperate for the job, because the princess is broke.
The Near Fit. At one time Rochelle McArthur was a big TV star -- but blondes fade fast and she's been fading for three years. The Killer Body deal would give her the chance to prove she's not over the hill. It's the perfect opportunity . . . as long as no one uncovers her dirty little secret.
The Misfit. She is the most in-demand guest on the talk show circuit. And she knows that's because America wants to watch the woman who had the public affair with the married governor expose her flaws -- including her yo-yoing weight. But Tania Marie Camp is going to show them all. In a world obsessed with weight, where beauty is the ultimate sales tool and honesty the rarest commodity of all, these women are about to learn what Julie Larimore learned the hard way: Some people would die for a killer body.
KILLER BODY is a page-turner you won't be able to put down.

Is Aaron a dream or something much more deadly? Livia Hinson has just begun a Seminar at Sea when a storm hits their yacht. Now, she is stranded with the other students on an island off the coast of California. Far away from her foster home and her heartbreak, Livia finds Aaron, the perfect love. But the only way they can be together is in her dreams. The other students are having tempting dreams of their own, and Livia begins to realize that the storm has blown in more than rain. Is Aaron flesh or spirit? Can he come to her world, or will he pull her into his? Together, they explore the blurred territory between love and illusion on a dangerous journey that will force Livia to make the most important decision of her life.

No one knows the story behind the sensational headlines of the Scott Peterson murder trial better than defense attorney Matt Dalton. For six straight months after Peterson's arrest, Dalton was the defense's only full-time investigative attorney on the case. During that time, he lived in Modesto and investigated every element of the case, interviewing scores of witnesses, reviewing more than 35,000 pages of police documents, and meeting almost daily with Scott Peterson in jail.

What he has uncovered will astound even the most informed observers of the Laci Peterson murder case and challenge the most deeply held beliefs about what really happened to Laci Peterson on Christmas Eve, 2002.

This is the first book to go inside the Peterson defense team, and the only book to detail all the evidence that the jury did not hear -- evidence that might have led to Scott Peterson's acquittal, and that will surely play a crucial part in his pending appeals.

Among the revelations in "Presumed Guilty": Reports from numerous witnesses who saw Laci Peterson alive and well the morning of December 24, after the police claim Scott Peterson had already killed her; none of them testified at trial The story of another woman, eight months pregnant, who was harassed by two men the morning of December 24 only five blocks from the Peterson home The burglary that reportedly occurred directly across the street from the Peterson home on the morning of December 24, and the confessed burglars' questionable claims that the burglary happened days later Previously unreported details of the autopsy reports on Laci Peterson and her son, which cast strong doubts on key elements of the prosecution's case Thedisappearances of six pregnant women, in addition to Laci, reported missing and presumed dead within eighty miles of Modesto between 1999 and 2002

Compelling, provocative, disturbing, "Presumed Guilty" is the fascinating story of one lawyer's relentless efforts to find the truth behind one of the most complex and notorious murder cases in American history.