Detective Sergeant Lachlan Coleridge has seen it all. A veteran cop currently stationed in the rural town of Moree, there’s nothing much that surprises him. But when two children are burned to death during an explosion in an illegal meth lab, he struggles to put the memory behind him. In desperation, he seeks counseling. Ava Wolfe is a Sydney Harbour Hospital psychiatrist who has agreed to cover her friend’s practice in the country. As the only psychiatrist in town, Lachlan has no choice but to make an appointment with the feisty doctor he met a month earlier at his brother’s wedding. They shared a steamy encounter in the cloak room at the reception center and he’s nervous about her discovering he’s married. Ava’s memories of the darkly handsome detective haven’t faded over time. When he approaches her for therapy, she’s forced to set aside her attraction in order to give him the help he so desperately needs. After years of exposure to the worst mankind can offer, Lachlan Coleridge’s spirit has been ravaged. She yearns to help him, but she’s not sure that he’ll let her… To be a cop is to be tough – physically and mentally. There’s no room for weakness. If it gets out that Lachlan’s seeking help, any chance he has for promotion will be jeopardized. But he’s drowning in a sea of pain; of darkness and confusion and it’s only a matter of time before he topples into the abyss… Can he trust the only woman who appears to understand him? Is he prepared to put his career on the line in return for saving his soul? And what will happen when she discovers his deceit? Will he open up to Ava and let her help him…before it’s too late?
As I turned, I saw Ginger Grimshaw slumped over the wire, twitching with half his insides hanging out. I looked back to see the most piteous sight of my life. Some of my men, their rifles clogged with sand or fouled by the water, ...
In this novel, beginning in the dying years of the 19th century and ending in the middle of the First World War, George Deighton tells his story through his diaries - which fall into the hands of David Peterson, his childhood friend, ...
Willi Langbein was just thirteen when the Nazis took him away from his parents under the pretense of protecting him.
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... the last bullet in her head. A wave of nausea washed over him. There had to be another— suddenly, Bostin's thoughts turned to what Bucky had said earlier, “Feller kin see quite a stretch from up here. With a lotta ammunition, he could ...
The bullet in Caroline’s neck could identify the murderer... and that person will do anything to keep it out of the law’s hands. Now Caroline will have to decide: run for her life, or stay and fight?
But what’s even more frightening is the Shoggot gang and their leader, King Bullet, who revels in the city’s collapse. Who is King Bullet? No one knows.
... final destination, had suffered the same fate. As we slowly approached the almost completely destroyed central station we saw the scarred remains of many structures. The buildings' gaping wounds exposed what once had been ... the Last Bullet.
This second story from the saga, Sabers from the Brazos, is the continuing plight of Matt Jorgensen on the run from Montana who found himself deep in the heart of Texas with his friend, Steve Andrews, when the War Between the States broke ...
"A collection of poems in which the author recounts her brother's murder and the devastating aftermath that followed"--Provided by publisher.