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BURIED CURSES-- It took PI Jack Mahler eleven years to claw out of the hole Sergeant Anderson left him in. All the unbelievable horrors he has experienced can be traced to Anderson getting him kicked out of the army. Jack thought he had buried the scandal and is finally rebuilding his life when Anderson comes calling on his "old buddy" again. The FBI is accusing Anderson of smuggling stolen Iraqi artifacts into the U.S., and he wants to hire Jack to prove his innocence. Jack is almost certain Anderson is guilty, but, just like old times, Anderson talks him into going against his better judgment.
Jack links the stolen antiquities to a murdered scholar and stumbles upon a mystery as old as civilization. Now, only Jack stands between humanity and a forgotten god.
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![]() A nightmare haunts the Albuquerque suburbs. To solve this mystery, PI Jack Mahler seeks answers in his own shameful past, risking life and sanity to discover the secret of the waking terror before his dream of a normal life turns to smoke.
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| ![]() 168 full-color illustrated pages After the events in Temple of Secrets, The Brute travels the modern world in search of his lost humanity. | ![]() In this graphic novel, timid teen Victoria (Vicky) Bond is bound to an exuberant superheroine. They must learn to work together in time to save their small town from a twisted robot with unique motivations of its own. (Ages 11 and up) ![]() A graphic novel by Matthew Barron and Joel Cotejar (Ages 11 and up) ![]() Aret's fairy tale life is twisted into a nightmare. His quest for vengeance puts everything and everyone he cares about in danger. (All Ages) ![]() A children's picture book with charming illustrations by Charles Gratner Princess Rhonda had everything a girl could want in her castle, but she was all alone. Will she ever find a friend? Secular City Limits ![]() "...a talented new voice in fiction... part speculative fiction, part social commentary." --swampdweller press Helena takes her son and a teenage friend across the dystopian America to find schools, jobs and tolerance, but nothing goes as planned. |