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Stability in Newcrest was never guaranteed. It was maintained. As new pressures build inside City Hall, personal relationships and professional responsibilities begin to collide. Decisions once handled through routine process now carry political consequences, and private conversations start shaping public outcomes. The administration finds itself navigating competing expectations from council, staff, and a community that senses more is happening than anyone is saying.

In the near-future American theocracy, faith is mandatory, motherhood is duty, and every fetus is a citizen with legal rights. Hospitals double as battlegrounds where the God Mothers hunt down “feticiders.” James is a wounded veteran working as a hospital security officer, patrolling corridors and monitoring cameras as part of his beat. And, sometimes, he moves desperate women from the hospital into the Upline network—smuggling pregnant to freedom beyond the border.

Alasdair Stewart built Cambria Financial's New York branch into a global success story. Profitable, independent, and admired, he seemed destined for the group's top job. But his rise made him dangerous, not to rivals across Wall Street, but to his own boss in Swansea.

NUKLEARER KRIEG: DAS URTEIL DES SYSTEMSLondon ist zerstört. Nach dem Blackout über dem Nordatlantik bleibt der Westen nicht mehr im Modus der Abschreckung. Er geht in den Modus der Ausführung über. Satelliten sind geschwächt, Netze instabil, Kommandokanäle überlastet. Trotzdem muss entschieden werden — schneller, als Menschen Sicherheit gewinnen können. Buch 3 von TAG NULL beginnt an dem Punkt, an dem politische Sprache endet. Von jetzt an zählen nur noch Verfahren: Bestätigungsregeln, Reaktionsfenster, Freigabeketten.

Nadia Kovar makes death look natural. For five years, she has cleaned scenes no one else wants to see—quiet endings that need to stay quiet. She removes the questions. She leaves behind plausibility. When a young investigative journalist is found dead in her apartment, Nadia expects another routine job. But someone has already been there. Hidden evidence reveals a pattern: witnesses, researchers, and whistleblowers dying under suspiciously clean circumstances. All ruled accidental. All closed quickly. All quietly convenient. And Nadia’s name appears in the journalist’s unfinished article.

They thought no one would survive. They were wrong. Five years ago, Navy Special Ops pilot Jazmin Hassani lost her SEAL team in a burst of electromagnetic energy. A high-stakes rescue mission at a Chinese military base turned into a massacre —a live-fire test of a top-secret directed energy weapon. Horrifically injured, she was never meant to come back. Now, the same kind of strike happens again —this time on American soil. The culprit? The same top-secret directed energy weapon —silent, invisible, and devastating. The kind of tech governments would kill to possess... or keep hidden.

Meet Max Starkey—disgraced CIA operative turned underworld fixer—whose past loves, rivals, and indiscretions close in on him in the jungles of Southeast Asia. Seven years after a CIA mission in Laos went sideways, Max lives in the gray spaces between criminals and justice, recovering stolen...

Five days after the EMP, America is collapsing. Blayne Mitchener helped stop a president who was using AI brain implants to control the population. Now federal forces are hunting him through the Virginia mountains. In Tulsa, his brother Jake is trying to convince his ex-wife to flee before the city implodes. She doesn’t trust him. She doesn’t know the truth. And she doesn’t want to run. But the silence after the blackout isn’t peace. It’s the sound of a nation tearing itself apart.

The year is 2046. Freedom is extinct. Faith is law. And one woman’s impossible pregnancy could ignite a revolution. The United States has devolved from a thriving democracy into a Christian nationalist surveillance state—where elections are theater, dissent is erased, and women’s bodies are monitored by the government. Lily Osbourne has learned how to keep her head down. Then, while passing through Colorado Springs airport, everything shatters when a TSA agent informs her she is pregnant—and assigns her fetus a Social Security number.

Who will you save when the world ends? 'This pitch-perfect near-future tale shines a bright and unforgiving light on the American moment we’re all living in right now‘ Nick Petrie ____________________ After decades of unrelenting disasters, America is on the brink of environmental and social...

To the world, Owen Pierce is just another handsome, successful Miami lawyer. But to the secret American organization known as the Council, he’s one of the most dangerous assassins in the world. When Owen lost everything, it was the Council that gave him purpose. He became their most dangerous weapon, the man they send to eliminate high-value, hard-to-reach criminals who escaped the judicial system. But when a mission to take out a cartel leader goes disastrously wrong, Owen starts to uncover the sinister truth of the Council and what they’re really after.

In Newcrest, the first crisis didn’t end when the investigation closed. It just changed shape. As the administration tries to restore stability, new pressures begin to surface—political demands, public expectations, and decisions made behind closed doors that no one wants to fully explain. Policies intended to solve problems begin creating new ones, and the people inside City Hall find themselves navigating situations where the right choice is no longer obvious. Daniel and his colleagues discover that governance is rarely about clear rules. It is about judgment.

A president is shot. Or at least, that’s what it looks like. Secret Service agent Miles Long was there when it happened—close enough to see what didn’t make sense. Close enough to realize the danger wasn’t the shooter. It was the performance. As the official story takes shape, Miles is pulled into a quiet unraveling of everything he thought his job stood for. Protocol replaces instinct. Appearances replace truth. And the line between protection and control begins to disappear.

Bo Parrott has spent forty years reading the market. He knows its rhythms, its tells, its lies. He also knows when something is wrong. As a respected investment advisor nearing retirement, Bo is preparing to leave Wall Street behind and return home to North Carolina with his wife, Selby. But the data won’t let him go. Beneath a roaring market and nonstop optimism, Bo sees familiar warning signs. The kind history remembers. The kind most people ignore until it’s too late.

After the war, the world learned a terrible truth: children are no longer only victims. They are labor. They are leverage. They are the future. Tens of millions have been left without parents, homes, papers, or any country able to say who they are. Some were torn away during evacuations. Others disappeared into camps, transit zones, and temporary centers where names can be changed, identities reassigned, and lives erased.

A numbered account. Opened in Vienna in 1937. Never claimed. Never closed. When Federal Asset Recovery Specialist Miles Harran is assigned to a dormant Swiss account case, it appears routine. A standard claim. A standard process. A standard resolution. It isn’t. The account was never meant to be resolved. It was meant to be kept. As Miles traces the record across Vienna, Bern, and Washington, the facts begin to shift: A pre-war arrangement between two men. An exit that required something in return. A system designed to hold assets—and silence.

When a ten-year-old boy is abducted from a meadow at night, DCI Beniamin Dinescu, DS Emily Summers, and the Chichester Major Crime Team know it’s a race against time to find him. But as the investigation progresses, it becomes clear this is no ordinary kidnapping. A shocking murder shifts the case in a sinister and unexpected direction. As the team unravels the mystery, Dinescu is forced to confront mistakes from his past that refuse to stay buried. In a story of betrayal and revenge, where nothing is as it seems, the search for the truth becomes more complex with every step.

A nuclear device detonates high above the North Atlantic. No crater. No invasion. No declared target. No instant casualties. And New York still goes dark. Satellites drop off the map. Comms snap. Power grids die. Markets freeze; radars see only shadows.

Cicéron est sur le point de devenir consul. Mais sa tâche ne s'annonce pas de tout repos. Rome est en proie à des tensions croissantes et un jeune Jules César cherche à s'accaparer du pouvoir de gré ou de force.

Chaos is creeping in on Lacklan’s life like an infection into an open wound. And that chaos all seems to come from one place, Omega: Omega the ruthless, shadowy government within a government, Omega that he had sworn to destroy, Omega whose leaders he had sworn to kill, in order to protect his family, his wife and her children. But it seems that however many members of Omega he kills, more keep swarming up, like rats out of a sewer. And now it looks like even the ones he’s killed are coming back. Chaos is turning into a nightmare.