The first three books in 'Carter Thompson Mysteries', a series of crime fiction by Sean O'Leary, now available in one volume City Of Sin: Young Rhia was in the wrong place at the wrong time; now, both the police and a group of right-wing fanatics are after her. The only one on her side is Indigenous investigator Carter Thompson. Rhia has a stolen USB full of secrets that could destroy the New Light Church. With a dangerous plan in motion, can Rhia and Carter clear her name - or is it already too late?City Of Fear: After receiving a call from a distraught father to find his missing daughter, Carter takes the case. His search for the girl takes him into the world of model agencies, nightclubs and drug-dealing gangsters. And if that's not enough, Carter's old boss from the Prosecutors Office also needs him to help out with his son. To solve the cases, Carter will need to trust his instincts and defeat some old enemies along the way.City of Vice: After a young girl is found murdered in her apartment, Carter feels guilty for not helping her sister when she asked for his help. With the help of his cop friend, James Roach, Carter searches for clues that could lead him to the killer. But in a heated race against time, there can only be one winner.
The first three books in 'Carter Thompson Mysteries', a series of crime fiction by Sean O'Leary, now available in one volume City Of Sin: Young Rhia was in the wrong place at the wrong time; now, both the police and a group of right-wing fanatics are after her. The only one on her side is Indigenous investigator Carter Thompson. Rhia has a stolen USB full of secrets that could destroy the New Light Church. With a dangerous plan in motion, can Rhia and Carter clear her name - or is it already too late?City Of Fear: After receiving a call from a distraught father to find his missing daughter, Carter takes the case. His search for the girl takes him into the world of model agencies, nightclubs and drug-dealing gangsters. And if that's not enough, Carter's old boss from the Prosecutors Office also needs him to help out with his son. To solve the cases, Carter will need to trust his instincts and defeat some old enemies along the way.City of Vice: After a young girl is found murdered in her apartment, Carter feels guilty for not helping her sister when she asked for his help. With the help of his cop friend, James Roach, Carter searches for clues that could lead him to the killer. But in a heated race against time, there can only be one winner.
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A prequel to Ashley and JaQuavis' New York Times bestselling Cartel series, this story follows the rise of notorious gangster Carter Diamond, taking listeners through his days on the mean streets of Michigan to him becoming the biggest drug lord Miami has ever seen. Before the cartel was ever created, he stood alone.
Welcome to Carter Diamond, part two. New York Times bestselling authors Ashley and JaQuavis follow up their smash hit Carter Diamond with part two in the prequel series to The Cartel. Picking up right where the last installment ended, this action-packed street tale tells the story of the man who started it all. Before the Cartel--he stood alone.
When a flood redirected the Missouri River in 1877, a small patch of Iowa landed in Nebraska--and a new town was born. Carter Lake incorporated as an independent city in 1930 as Iowa's only community west of the Missouri River. But the town continued to face Nebraska's continued annexation attempts and floods. The Flood of 1952 covered the town in three feet of water. Meanwhile, uncertainty over the state lines led gamblers to flock to Carter Lake for illicit dogfighting, cockfighting, boxing matches and alcohol. Celebrated journalist John Schreier illustrates how the border town once known for its illicit nightlife has evolved into a growing bedroom community beneath the Omaha skyline.
A prequel to Ashley and JaQuavis' New York Times bestselling Cartel series, this story follows the rise of notorious gangster Carter Diamond, taking listeners through his days on the mean streets of Michigan to him becoming the biggest drug lord Miami has ever seen. Before the cartel was ever created, he stood alone.
On December 4, 1815, 750 ba’ players came together in a mighty contest on the field of Carterhaugh, near Selkirk in the Scottish Borders, for what was advertised as ‘a Great Foot-Ball Match’. On December 4, 2015, two bands of dedicated ba’ players descended on Carterhaugh to celebrate the bicentenary of the match by joining battle in another no-holds-barred contest. For anyone interested the true origins of the game of rugby in the centuries-old mass ba’ games of the Scottish Borders and the North of England – still alive and kicking to this day – here are tales wonderfully told by historians of the game. Cracked crowns, furious duckings, acts of never-to-be-forgotten heroism and unforgivable betrayal – Ian Landles relives the dramas of the original 1815 Carterhaugh Ba’ match, recalls Walter Scott’s pivotal role in organising it, and in the process rewrites the early history of rugby. The late Hugh Hornby describes the enduring appeal of mass football games today. Billy Gillies explains why the Border ba’ game is absolutely not just a game but a serious business, and gives a blow-by-blow account of the 2015 re-enactment. Historic images, verses and letters, alongside photographs by leading Scottish photographers, tell a story that has waited two centuries to be told.
