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Blackthorne State Psychiatric Institute was built to contain the impossible. Behind its locked doors are the world’s most dangerous anomalies—entities that defy medicine, religion, and reason. Each is isolated. Studied. Controlled. Or at least… they were.

As the final chapter of this trilogy unfolds, Croton’s world crumbles. He is plunged into an abyss of mystery, trapped in the shadowy depths of the unknown. Desperate to rescue him, Henry embarks on a daring journey, guided by a powerful and ancient Soul.

The North Pacific, April 7, 2006 Despondent after his wife’s death, retired Navy-SEAL Shin Takeda jumps from his sailboat into frigid waters, miles from land. As he slips into unconsciousness, he hears a strange voice and feels his body lifted. Discovered on a beach clinging to life, Shin is medevaced to a hospital where he recovers. As his memory returns, he faces a bizarre realization: an orca carried him to shore—and it spoke.

At Blackthorne State Psychiatric Institute, some patients claim their trauma lives inside objects. A mirror that whispers self-hatred. A radio that speaks in static. A doll that refuses to stay where it’s left. Dr. Benjamin Locke believes he has found a breakthrough treatment. By confronting these objects directly, patients can break the psychological hold their fears have over them. And the therapy works. Every case ends the same way: the patient improves… and the object loses its power. But after each session, something changes in Locke.

The system was never broken. It was designed. For one year, Dr. Eli Crowe has been stable. No killings. No fractures. No Shadow. Under the guidance of renowned psychiatrist Adrian Vale, Eli has rebuilt his reputation, regained control, and returned to consulting on violent crime investigations. The city believes he was saved. But peace negotiated is not peace earned. When a new wave of precision-engineered crimes begins to surface—crimes that feel less like chaos and more like calibration—Eli senses something is wrong.

Knightmare Capital is the raw, unfiltered, high-stakes account of Edward W. Page’s leap from the steady lanes of surety bond underwriting and commercial banking into the unpredictable world of private equity. Driven by personal upheaval, Ed took a gamble on a scrappy New York firm and found himself on a rocket ride through high-pressure deals, nonstop travel, and boardroom showdowns that most people only witness on screen.

Dr. Eli Crowe learned early that monsters don’t always look like monsters. When he was a child, his mother—a devoted teacher—was murdered. The case was never truly solved. The questions never stopped echoing. And the absence left behind shaped everything Eli would become.

Earth is dying. As global war and runaway artificial intelligence tear civilization apart, humanity unknowingly places its final hope in Pioneer—a deep-space ark carrying five hundred sleepers toward Alpha Centauri. Commanded by General Marcus Roberson, the mission is simple in theory: survive long enough for humanity to begin again. The universe has other plans. When Pioneer is pulled significantly off course during its jump, Roberson and his executive officer, Danielle Hatch, choose to remain awake, working methodically to determine what went wrong and where they've arrived.

Justice has a pattern. So does obsession. When violent offenders begin dying in meticulously staged scenes across the city, authorities are quick to believe they’re facing a vigilante—someone hunting the worst of the worst. To the public, it looks like justice finally catching up. To forensic psychologist Eli Crowe, it feels different. Each crime is too precise. Too deliberate. Not random retribution—but design. As Eli continues his work with a task force racing to stop the killer, the investigation accelerates into a dangerous cat-and-mouse game. Every step forward tightens the net.

When the refinery falls, the Guard withdraws from the Texas territory. The re-emergence of the infected bring an unforeseen plague of death and destruction in its wake. New infected variants soon appear up and down the coast, each genetically adapting to their environment to be the perfect hunter. Those few survivors who withdraw to the water watch as everything they've built over the last five years go up in smoke. With the loss of the refinery, crude production plummets, leaving the United Islands in dire straits. Under new leadership, directives are shifted from defense to offense.

Corey Everheart was willing to trade everything for fame, but when he gave up his heart, he didn't realize what he was losing. Now, as he climbs the ladder of heavy metal fame, the price of his sacrifice becomes impossible to ignore. Amid the blood, the brutal reality of his choices, and a hollow, almost romantic longing for something more, Corey must face the emptiness that fame can't fill. Surgery: Table for Two is a raw, visceral exploration of what happens when we cut away the parts of ourselves that make us human-and what we lose when we dare to rebuild from the wreckage.

The fires didn't end the world. They just ended the illusion that it could be saved. Whole cities fell in days. Flames swallowed streets, homes, and lives with nothing more than a hiss and a crackle. In the ashes, someone had to stay behind — to contain it, clean it, pretend it could be controlled. That's where the Spatesmiths came in. We were supposed to be the line between order and collapse. We told ourselves the world still needed saving. That we could rebuild something from the ruins. But the fires weren't the real enemy. It was the fear. The doubt.

Julian and Emilia are kismet spirits-meant to be together from the start. Like most relationships, the fire puts off less heat, and the pulse begins to run shallow. When their lust doesn't serve as their defibrillator anymore, the only thing left in their bond is resentment, memory, and dead weight.

Kat wanted the Senior Assassin eliminated—just not yet. Now, Legacy Inc rages forward leaderless, she’s locked out of the finances required to keep the assassins in line, and the Senior Assassin’s contingency plan has been activated, placing bounties worth millions of dollars on the names of every Legacy Blood member, including her. There are only two ways to shut down the list: either her cousin Luke claims his spot as Senior Assassin and unlocks the vault, or she finds Aeron Seward and her techie—the only person to ever hack into the Legacy system.

In the year 2040, the world's transportation is dominated by a highly advanced artificial intelligence system. However, this seemingly perfect technology collapses, resulting in catastrophic disasters and the loss of millions of lives worldwide. The disaster is dubbed Mayday, and its aftermath affects everyone. But was it simply a malfunction, or is there a more nefarious agenda at work? Who is accountable for the mass slaughter, and why was it carried out?

In the year 2043, the fate of humanity hangs in the balance, teetering on the edge of doom, ensnared by its addiction to artificial intelligence. After a catastrophic glitch in the global transportation system that claimed millions of lives, the world remains fragmented in desolation. A remarkable assembly of brilliant minds and unwavering spirits comes together, embarking on a perilous quest to wrest control from a rogue AI.

Soldiers, Witches and Taverns is a historical novel about two families in colonial New York and New England during the 150 years prior to the nation’s founding. Many of the events in the story are historical, and most of the men and women really existed and are brought back to life in this gripping tale.

Jack Rocco was a baby when he was adopted by a blue-collar, Italian American family. Today a successful orthopedic surgeon, Jack’s identity was built around his Italian heritage, and while he knew the story of his “Gotday,” he didn’t know the story of his birth day. His was a closed adoption, and he only knew that his birth parents were a young couple—an Italian father and a German Irish mother—who couldn’t afford a child.

Forbidden Roots brings listeners into Fred Nicora’s innermost thoughts as he sees his foundation swept away with a simple slip of the tongue at the age of 41 while attending a large family gathering. This gripping and true story about being suddenly thrust into the world of adoption explores the expected and the unexpected as he seeks to understand his new identity and reframe his past.

Chris works as a chauffeur, not a grim reaper, for Purgatory Enterprises. He works within the moment a person dies, creating memorable, enjoyable and, above all, compassionate experiences. And why does he do this? Because he wants to get into Heaven, and his place in the eternal afterlife is decided by the score he receives on customer feedback scorecards.