Picture it, you're in New Orleans 1962. You can feel the tension in the air. And feel the humidity of late summer. You've come from Chicago thinking you're taking one job only to find out it's not what you thought. What could possibly go wrong? www.outwithdan.com

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The most epic battles aren't Good vs Evil, it's Good vs Good. Suzanne Redfearn has given the reader TWO GOOD MEN who want the world to be a better place and move to help that happen. But their goals are polar opposites. Which one would you cheer for? www.outwithdan.com

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James Wade masterfully recreated 1932 East Texas in his latest thriller: HOLLOW OUT THE DARK. The reader can feel and taste the grit of life just at the brink of the Great Depression. Wars can be fought on foreign soils but those fought on the local level seem to have the most collateral damage. A Must Read! www.outwithdan.com

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What if you Broadway production opened and it closed after one performance? A Flop. Then a family member has health issues and you return to your hometown. And the local arts and theater group wants to mount your failed Broadway production. What could possibly go wrong, or right? SHOWMANCE is this story. www.outwithdan.com

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Space. It looks beautiful but it has limitless boundaries. What would you do if your space craft malfunctions and you begin to wonder if it's a deliberate sabotoge. And perhaps an inside job. Space seems infinite. DARK SPACE is chocked full of atmosphere!

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What if at every place you lived, the ghosts followed you? And you don't even know who they are. This happens to Jasmine, She is Haunted. She joins the GSA at school and discovers her new tribe. They get her and together they get to the bottom of the haunting as what it means to all of them. www.outwithdan.com

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Is revenge really best served cold? And is it ever as tasty as we hope it it? Join me as I chat with award winning author James L'Etoile about SERVED COLD, his latest in the Nathan Parker Series.

WHERE THE DEAD SLEEP is a great example of what I call Great Lakes Noir. Bern Packard returns to his childhood home and accepts a position in the local sheriff's office, only to be elevated to Acting Sheriff and then to eventually run for the permanent job once it's available. Along the way there are murders and mayhem to pursue. Josh handles all of the with masterful writing.