ETA- Estimated Time of Arrest by Delphine Pontvieux

Wrong Time
After particpating in a pro-separatist march that turned violent in January of 1992, twenty-one year old Lorenzo Lartaun Izcoa is wrongly charged with the fatal bombing of a police station in his home town. Irun is a small city located in the heart of the Basque country, trapped between France and Spain, and struggling for independence. Lartaun finds himself on the Spanish Secret Service's "most wanted" list, branded an active member of the Basque terrorist group ETA. He has no choice but to flee his country.
Two years later, Lartaun's childhood friend bursts back into his life. In exchange for a "small favor", he offers him a passport and a chance to return to Europe under a new indentity. Lartaun seizes the opportunity.
Wrong Time
Back in Europe, hiding away in a commune in the French Pyrenees Mountains, Lartaun meets Faustine, a young French environmentalist. As their relationship renews his belief in a future worth fighting for, Lartaun realizes, albeit too late, that the favor he "owes" his friend is not so small afterall.
FREEDOM COMES AT A STEEP PRICE. HOW FAR WILL YOU GO TO PROTECT YOURS?

Release date December 8, 2009!

Evan The Warrior of Nod by Tamara Shepard


Down a long, winding, and turning lane sat a large old stone house. Each rock covered with ivy and on the north end grew green moss. It looked like something from a postcard. Here lived a boy named Evan with his younger sister Greta. His parent’s Everet and Ivy Isenar work as archaeologists at Umbrae’s Old World Artifacts Museum; one that collects old an rare artifacts from all over the world. This was the fourth time Evan and his family had moved in two years, and mom and dad had promised it was the last move for a long time. He loved what his parents did for a living. Evan always took interest in every piece that came into the museum before they had moved. Now he was looking forward to learning all the new pieces at an even larger museum. Evan could only imagine what was inside, especially when the pieces are called old and rare. Those words sparked his interest even more.

Every day was hard for Evan, because his new school was not like his old one. It seemed like everyone was into all the new trends. He was never interested in new fashions, even though his parents encouraged him to buy new clothes from a clothing store; he insisted on getting them from a thrift shop where people had donated their belongings. He said these stores had more variety, something that wasn’t so boring. And often he dressed in clothes that were far from “in” fashion. Earlier that day he had found a great shop on the outskirts of town that caught his interest. After convincing his mother that he would be home for supper, Evan walked to the store to see what new things he could find.

Prince of Thieves by Tamelia Tumlin

She stole his ring…
In order to save her son’s life Cheyenne Lawson must get arrested. Soon. When a customer leaves an expensive heirloom on her table she seizes the opportunity to steal it hoping to get caught. She does, only to find out it belongs to a very sexy Arabian prince with a trust issue. Now she must pay for her crime in a way she never expected.
Then she stole his heart…
Prince Kareem bin Ishmail doesn't want a wife, but with his small desert country on the verge of financial ruin, he needs one. At least a temporary one. When a lovely waitress steals his family ring, he seizes the opportunity to solve his dilemma by giving her a choice: life in prison in his desert country or a temporary marriage. With the sultry Arabian nights and her soft sensuous kisses, he suddenly finds himself wanting to make their mariage a permanent one. If he can learn to trust and love again. Will the charming, spirited thief steal his heart too?

The Half Breed by Sue Tumlin

The Half Breed Blurb
She inherited a ranch...
Young, inexperienced nineteen year old Tonya Blake is devastated by her father's death. As an only child she soon discovers that she is the sole heir of a working cattle ranch firmly nestled at the foothills of the Rocky Mountains in Colorado. A ranch she never knew existed. But inheriting the K.B. Ranch comes with a very high price and one very disturbing stipulation. One may cost her her heart and the other could cost her the ranch. As two men vie for the chance to own the K.B. Ranch, Tonya soon learns that one will stop at nothing to keep her from selling. Including holding her captive.
Along with his heart...
Bitterly ashamed of his half-breed heritage, Jason Cobb is determined to keep the K.B. Ranch out of the hands of his competitor. His past holds a secret that he is desperately trying to hide, and the sale of the K.B. Ranch could expose all he holds dear. Deeply indebted to Tonya's father, Jason reluctanctly agrees to be Tonya's guardian until her twenty-first birthday. He soon realizes that in order to protect her virture, he will have to marry her. Temporarily. He just doesn't count on falling in love with the fiesty, heir and having to protect her from himself.

2027 New Madrid, Missouri by Arlington Nuetzel

Book Description Eight years after the Louisiana Purchase, the western frontier of the United States extended only to the Mississippi River. There in the soggy inhospitable Delta of today's Missouri Bootheel, hardscrabble pioneers suddenly found themselves fighting for their lives against horrendous odds. The Great
New Madrid Earthquakes of 1811-12 left death and unimaginable destruction in their wake. Nuetzel chronicles the terror witnessed through the eyes of panicked victims as he recounts Vade Boncoeur's struggle for his family's survival. But could it happen today? Nuetzel firmly believes that it will and he guides us through the sobering and shocking consequences of a twenty first century Armageddon. About the Author Arlington Nuetzel is an instructor of writing and lives in the Missouri Ozarks. He is a longtime breeder and trainer of dogs and horses. His fascination with the New Madrid Seismic Zone began as a young boy when he
accompanied his father, a physician and storm chaser, to open houses where they would inspect the structures for earthquake damage. Nuetzel is the author of The Low January Sun and also a collection of short stories, The Bower Bird and Other StoriesThank you,

Indigo Spell by Rachel Carrington

After winning a date at a bachelors' auction, Tess, a wealthy socialite, is suddenly caught in the middle of a magical fantasy.

Jaxon Richards is much more than a sexy contractor who managed to break past her barriers in just one night. He's the man Tess has been waiting for…only he's not just a man, and it takes a trip across the Universe to convince her he really is the wizard he claims to be.

Available now from Ellora's Cave.

Searchable Wherabouts by Tinisha Nicole Johnson

Searchable Whereabouts is a story filled with murder, laughter, suspense, finding love, and more, right down to the end. It is a compelling, drama-filled, nail-biting novel of the complicated life of Rahkel Williams. She is trying to unravel the circumstances surrounding her beloved Uncles mysterious murder and finding clues into his life that has her wondering if he was the man she knew.

Becoming obsessed with finding her Uncle's killer, and no definite answers from the police, she enlists the services of private investigator Darrin Miller. With his help, she sets out to find answers and it's not long before they both begin to get personal.

As time goes on, Rahkel finds herself caught in a web of lies and deceit, where nothing and no one are as they seem. She begins to wonder if she can trust anyone. The deeper Rahkel searches for answers, the stranger things become, while people of interest are being killed and she’s afraid she’ll be next, which sets this novel in a race of time to find the truth. There are so many twist and turns, that you can be assured you’ll be sitting on the edge of your seat, anticipating each page turned.- - - - -

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