Eight years ago the December Plague swept through the human population of earth. The Infected were driven mad by the disease, becoming violent and cannibalistic, killing even those closest to them without hesitation. Six years ago, the tiny surviving community of Immune humans found a cure, and the Infected began to wake up and realize what they’d done. And what had been done to them. Over time, society began to rebuild itself. Now it is ready to judge those responsible for the Plague. Nella Rider, the court psychologist and Frank Courtlen a defense attorney are trying to establish the truth. But more depends on it than they know. They race to find the answers they need before the fragile remains of humanity vanish for good. The After the Cure Series:Book 1: After the CureBook 2: The CuredBook 3: KrisisBook 4: Poveglia Book 5: The 40th Day And a new story in the After the Cure world: Before the Cure now available

Disrupt |disˈrəpt| : to cause (something) to be unable to continue in the normal way : to interrupt the normal progress or activity of (something) Marcus Nelson only wanted to take his son, Ali, on a college visit to Stanford University. An earthquake quickly turns the well intentioned father-son trip into an afternoon of terror. In A Hard Reset, the world before the earthquake does not exist anymore. The father, son, and the son’s friend must use everything at their disposal to escape from the Stanford campus. Along with other survivors, they devise a plan to make it home safely. But any mistake can prove to be a fatal one.

FOLLOW HER VOICE Nine strangers, linked by the inner whisperings of a mysterious little girl. Each must piece together the origins of their other-worldly abilities and the location of the white manor, where they will be reunited, and the questions that have plagued their existence will finally be answered. But someone else marks their every step. The sinister Mr Cradleworth has other plans for them, plans that could bring about catastrophic consequences, not just for earth, but the whole universe. This epic tale covers half the globe, as it follows each character into the darkest recesses of their soul. Combining eighties-style horror with science fiction, this dark fantasy will take you on a journey you will never forget.

La novela ganadora del Premio Internacional Ink de Novela Digital 2017 René Avilés Fabila, en capítulos alternados, sigue la historia de una niña y de ella misma en su adultez. En los impares, narrados por la primera, el padre, un ser enfermo de terror por el problema de la pedofilia, emprende con su hija de ocho años un incierto viaje de cacería de costa a costa del México de 2011 en pos de las personas adultas atraídas por los niños, usándola como señuelo. En consecuencia, la niña, cuya comprensión no alcanza para entender bien a bien lo que sucede, logra desarrollar una sensibilidad y percepción que le permite abandonar la inocencia y reconocer a los victimarios. La suerte de la niña, aunada a la imagen de su padre, serán su punto de quiebre y el desenlace de la novela.En los capítulos pares, la mujer adulta y policía utiliza las habilidades adquiridas en su tormentosa infancia para una nueva búsqueda. Ella, como su padre, se ha vuelto una cazadora, pero sus métodos, alcances, apoyos, etc., han cambiado por completo. Ella encarna el futuro, un nuevo tipo de cacería que la sociedad humana ha creado para impedir la reproducción y multiplicación de este silenciado misterio de la atracción adulta por los niños y de aquel otro misterio complementario del resultado de tales encuentros: niños inexorablemente modificados, marcados, sesgados, de los cuales nada queda de quienes fueron y cuya vida resulta tan tempranamente decidida, tan prontamente condenada.El galardonado autor, en sus dos voces, explora la subjetividad de los polos del tabú de la pedofilia: la víctima y el victimario, binomio al que suma el de la relación padre-hija para dar lugar a un híbrido entre novela de iniciación, de pérdida de la inocencia y de conversión.

Have you ever imagined the life of a vigilante to be exciting? Do you see them as righters of wrongs and seekers of justice? Or are they something more sinister? Vigilantes occupy a curious space in our collective psyche. On one hand, they are seen as almost modern knights, seeking truth and justice where the law has failed, while on the other they are no better than the criminals they seek, operating outside of normal societal conventions. In this book, Vigilantes and the Media: 8 Horrific True Crime Stories of Vigilantes, we examine the lives of real vigilantes who often had their own agendas, like: Manuel Pardo Jr, who killed drug dealers and other criminals Pedro Filho who tackled Brazil’s murderers and rapists with a ruthless brutality Patrick Drum, who killed pedophiles for fun Bernard Goetz who became tired of New York’s subway muggers and exacted his own revenge Barry Gilton and Lupe Mercado who took revenge on a gang only for their own sordid lives to be revealed Each of the cases examined is true and each one of the vigilantes portrayed has their own shocking secret and motive behind their actions. What Amazon readers are saying: ★★★★★ “This book will either cement your opinion or make you think about what is really going on and what is sometimes a better system than the courts.” ★★★★★ “I’ve never read a book about this subject before but I was happily kept busy reading from start to finish! Highly recommend if you’re sick of the same stories.” ★★★★★ “I had not heard of any of the cases in the book before. Made a very interesting read. I liked it!” ★★★★★ “Do people invent justifiable reasons to commit a crime? This is sometimes the case. It’s something you keep asking yourself when you read this book. I enjoyed asking that a lot.” ★★★★★ “Eight true crime tales that only Mr. Becker knows how to deliver. Check it out for yourself, you will not be disappointed.” ★★★★★ “I have read some about these killers before, but Ryan always manages to find facts on the cases that I’m not familiar with. Thanks, Ryan for another great book!” Read on and be amazed at how these people took the law into their own hands, often for the most spurious of reasons and often for their own gain as well.