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LITERATURE: With a preface, a cast of more than one dozen featured characters, and four parts, “Cooperative Lives” is a morality play rendered in novel form. Set in an affluent co-op apartment building on Central Park South in New York City, residents’ complicated personal and professional lives overlap and implode.
On a dark, rainy drive down an isolated road in Georgia, Laura Simon, bestselling author of historical supernatural romance, spins her car into a ditch and encounters a mysterious stranger who offers her shelter until the storm passes. Jack Monroe looks a lot like a present-day embodiment of Laura’s most popular featured character, Jack Monroe, a 600-year-old vampire.
Douglas Ashton, Lord Deveril, has a bad reputation, making his nickname of Devil appropriate. Youthful indiscretions had him banished to military service until the death of his father brings him back to his childhood home, which is empty of his sister Alice’s presence.
Only day after Blair Bradshaw’s son dies, she is found dead in the middle of her son’s memorial. Franklin Bradshaw, her husband and criminal lawyer, believes his wife committed suicide over the grief of losing their son. Detective Radhauser, however, believes foul play is at foot, and Franklin is his number one suspect. The deeper Radhauser digs into this case, the more questions he has abou
HISTORICAL: Determined to not marry the woman his father has chosen for him, Sir Rhodes de Leybourne will do whatever it takes, even running away. In order to guarantee his son follows through with the marriage, Rhodes’ father hires Samarra, a mercenary known as The Lady of the Moon. When she sets out to capture Rhodes and deliver him to his father, Samarra has only money on her mind. Howev
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