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What do starving colonists, powdered-wig aristocrats, Confederate generals, moonshiners, civil rights activists, and data-center billionaires have in common? Virginia. In this fast-paced and often hilarious history, Jordan Blake Carter explores the people, events, and contradictions that shaped the Commonwealth and, by extension, the United States itself. From Jamestown's near collapse to the rise of modern Northern Virginia, Crowns, Cavaliers, and Confederates examines how one state repeatedly found itself at the center of America's biggest triumphs and greatest failures.

This time, the target isn’t just strangers. It’s families like Kimo’s. Honolulu homicide detective Kimo Kanapa’aka is seconded to the FBI’s Joint Terrorism Task Force, stepping into a world of high-risk investigations and unfamiliar rules. The case starts with threats: letters sent to a U.S. senator and his family. But it doesn’t stop there. As Kimo and his partner Ray Donne dig deeper, they uncover a pattern—harassment and violence aimed at mixed-race couples and their children. Then a day care center is set on fire. This isn’t random. It’s a campaign. And it’s escalating.

A drifting sailboat. Four bodies. And a cargo that should never have reached Hawaii. When a ghost ship washes up on the Leeward Coast of O‘ahu, Honolulu homicide detective Kimo Kanapa’aka —on assignment with the FBI —finds himself at the center of a case unlike anything he’s faced before. The victims are a family. The cargo is far more dangerous. What begins as a baffling tragedy quickly escalates into a high-stakes investigation with international implications.

Saw Ridge has always been a quiet town. A safe haven for tranquility. Until now. Nature’s wrath is about to be unleashed, not through high winds or crashing waves, but a carnivorous force intent on bloodshed. Former Sheriff Dakota McCullough has retired and is living out his days on the shores of Saw Ridge. Beloved by the town, his presence casts a giant shadow over his successor and son, Glenn McCullough. Their relationship is tested when strange occurrences plague the community.

It’s a new week and time for a new girl. This one has a booty you could rest a serving platter on.

It’s the last night of the work week again. Levi won’t be let down as he heads into the weekend.

The next two nights won’t bring any new girls, just two familiar girls who want more than last time.

When a wealthy couple dies in what appears to be a tragic car accident, Steve Levitan and his golden retriever Rochester are drawn into a mystery that reaches far beyond the quiet streets of Stewart's Crossing. The victims' twenty-year-old son, Daniel Farahani, seems more comfortable navigating a post-apocalyptic survival game than facing the devastating reality of his parents' deaths. As Steve helps the young man through his grief, disturbing questions begin to emerge. Was the crash really an accident? Or was someone determined to make sure the Farahanis never reached home?

Ten previously published stories from the Entering Female Freshmen series.

Time for a beautiful red-haired girl to come downstairs. She’s got weird desires she needs to share with somebody.

Jephthah grows up as an outcast in Israel, the son of a harlot. Cast into exile, he builds a life among other forgotten men in the wild land of Tob—men who have lost everything but their courage. Years later, when the Ammonites rise against Israel and war threatens the land, the elders of Gilead come searching for the one man they once cast aside.

In the sultry heat of 1968 Miami, private investigator George Clay finds himself entangled in a web of murder, smuggling, and forbidden desire. Fresh out of the Navy with an honorable discharge and a taste for adventure, George sets up shop on Miami Beach, where the glittering facade of Art Deco hotels hides a thriving underground gay scene. When wealthy banker Will Broadwater hires George to find a missing signet ring, the PI stumbles upon the battered body of a teenage boy known as "Worm" in Matheson Hammock Park.

A cutting-edge startup. A dead founder. And secrets that shouldn’t have been coded. When tech entrepreneur Noah Kim is found murdered outside his Honolulu office, homicide detective Kimo Kanapa’aka and his partner Ray Donne are called in to investigate. Kim’s company, Kahola.ai, promised to transform medical care for Pacific Islanders —blending artificial intelligence with traditional knowledge. Now someone wants that work buried. As Kimo digs into the world of startups, research labs, and competing interests, he uncovers a network of ambition, secrecy, and ethical lines pushed too far.

There will be no new girls coming down the next two nights, just two familiar girls stepping things up a bit.

He’s guarded rock stars. He’s guarded governors. Now, Levi Zeek doesn’t feel challenged in his current job. But he’ll soon discover there are fringe benefits to providing night security for 18-year-old girls in a freshmen dormitory.

Amy’s friends have been teasing her again. But they’re teasing her about what Levi considers her best attribute. He’s ready to comfort her and show her just how much he appreciates that attribute.

Levi is nervous about going back to work. He wonders if he’ll be able to control himself. It seems he probably will not.

Letty has been talking to a friend about Levi, the security guard. But that’s not necessarily a bad thing. Maybe this girl has some needs Levi can help her with.

When strength fades, light remains. Israel is at peace—but peace is fragile. Jair of Gilead has judged Israel for twenty-two quiet years, not with sword or throne, but with wisdom, memory, and trust in Jehovah. The land prospers. The roads are safe. Thirty sons govern thirty towns, each riding out daily to carry their father’s words of justice and mercy across Havoth Jair. Yet as Jair’s body weakens, questions rise. What happens when the judge no longer rides? What holds a nation together when the man at its center grows old?

Before he was a detective, Kimo Kanapaʻaka was chasing waves. On Oahu’s North Shore, twenty-three-year-old Kimo lives for surf—early mornings, big swells, and the freedom of the ocean. When a mainland rookie named Jesse Dugan asks for guidance, Kimo reluctantly takes him under his wing, recognizing something familiar in the kid’s hunger to belong. But when Jesse wipes out at Waimea and doesn’t come back up, the tragedy is written off as a rookie mistake. Kimo isn’t so sure. The leash Jesse trusted doesn’t look broken. It looks cut.