A family desperate for a fresh start finds themselves tangled up in a strange connection to a mysterious old house.

After experiencing marriage troubles and dark pasts, Ian and Lyana Keane are ready to leave Boston behind and move with their two kids—Ariel (15) and Zach (12)—to the sleepy New Hampshire town of Littleton. They are inexplicably drawn to an old house that they all feel an immediate connection to—a home complete with a rich history, extensive grounds, intriguing character, and a Caretaker.

But as time goes on, strange things begin to happen with the house and the family living within its walls. They see recurring symbols, experience realistic hallucinations, uncover mysteries they can’t explain. One by one the Keane family realise that dark forces - or something stronger - are afoot. Be it cursed ancient mythology, dark magic, or just chilling coincidence, the Keane family are forced to rely on Marshall the caretaker for help, but is he really as kind and cooperative as he seems?

One thing is clear: the Keane family is more connected to this house than they could have ever anticipated.

But will it have the power to save their family from tragedy? Or will it tear them apart for good?

Paul Weinberg spent 30 years in the Emergency Room (or ER) as a medical doctor and has seen everything, Described as "a strange career" by the author, entry into the field is unrestricted and open to all who are brave (or foolish) enough to start into the stream without the knowledge of the tsunami ahead. The strangeness of the practice is apparent from the very first visit to a busy urban ER. The swarm of commotion and great vividness of the scene can be dizzying. The relentlessness of the torrent and its strange day and night rhythms can enthral and repel like no other practice or job. In turns shocking, sad and funny, this book contains remarkable tales, inside stories and the experiences of a doctor's career in ER. Emergency medicine in America is a critical asset to its healthcare system. The ER doctor is located at the interface of the public and the first point of healthcare. If a doctor is needed outside of office hours, nights, or holidays, if the patient is uninsured or has inadequate insurance, or is of such a social state that they might be unpleasant to be around, no one is turned away at the ER. In short, the life of the ER doc is one where no situation is off limits.

Wages of Empire opens in the summer of 1914 as sixteen-year-old Evan Sinclair yearns to escape the constraints of living with his controlling father and leaves home to join the Great War for Civilization. Little does he know that despite the war raging in Europe, the true source of conflict will emerge in Ottoman Palestine, since it's from Jerusalem where the German Kaiser dreams to rule as Holy Roman Emperor with dominion over the Suez Canal, Arabian oil reserves, and with an eye to promote German-Nordic racial supremacy throughout the world.

Filled with real people from the pages of history such as Gertrude Bell, TE Lawrence, Kaiser Wilhelm II, Winston Churchill, Faisal bin Hussein, Chaim Weizmann as well as fictional characters, Wages of Empire follows Evan as he embarks on a journey that will bring him into the killing fields of the Western Front where he will help turn the tide of a war that is just beginning, and become part of a story that never ends.

Jane Blake: Mind (the) Game is the second novel of the Jane Blake series. It is a fast-paced mystery full of twists, turns, and suspense, as Jane works to unravel the mysteries surrounding her past.

While everyone from the newfound team is looking ahead with hopes for a better future, Jane’s search for Michael Morse is turning into an obsession. As she spirals into it, she loses the trust of her new friends, but even this cannot stop her—not even when Ryan Gray, sweet and smart as always, begins to think she might be going crazy.

When she decides to risk everything, Jane finds herself in a life-threatening situation, completely alone, with no backup. As she gets closer and closer to discovering her real parentage, Jane will soon find out that the truth is way more complicated, and dangerous, than she imagined.

Jane Blake: True Sinner is the first novel of the Jane Blake series. It is a fast-paced mystery with lots of twists and turns.

Jane, a witty, beautiful con artist, has managed to solve some tough criminal cases while working as a thief in Los Angeles. Her dark history has made her deceitful and cunning. She doesn’t trust anyone and has always worked alone. But this changes when she meets Ryan Gray - a hacker who works as a homicide detective. He is impressed with her abilities and makes her join his agenda even though she doesn't want to.

As she settles into her new life, Jane decides it’s finally time for her to collect the pieces of the puzzle of her past. With a team behind her back for the first time, she’s ready to uncover the truth. Why a man tried to kidnap her as a child? Who was that mystery man who saved her from that horrible fate? Who are her real parents? Why her mentor and his wife were killed when they started investigating Jane’s past? And why did she had to promise not to dig deeper into her true origins?

After she discovers one of her relatives, her search will lead even deeper, uncovering the dark secrets of her family and a criminal conspiracy that stretches far beyond L.A.

This is a multicultural love story wrapped in a treasure that dates to the time of the Spanish Conquistadors. Grace Garretson, a transplant from Cleveland, Ohio, and Kee Notah, a boy from the Navajo Reservation in New Mexico meet, fall in love, and raise a daughter, Rena. Grace, a courier service driver is robbed of priceless museum artifacts, the keys to a 400-year-old cache of coins and gold on the Navajo. The thieves' quest for the treasure is thwarted by fifteen-year-old Rena's discovery of a secret that dates to the time of the Anasazi. Not only are the stolen artifacts recovered, but a forty-year-old murder inside a trading post is solved, and a revelation grows from the experience that changes the personal lives of the Notah family, The Secret at Nizhoni Toh is appropriate reading for young adults through seniors.