Nicholas Gagnier

Befriended by the celestial being called Death as a child-- and betrayed as an adult-- a former FBI agent awakens to a world in ruin, but does not suffer its effects long. Transported to the land of Atlas, she is soon tasked with preventing a coup against the supreme realm's Grand Council, and preventing an ancient evil from destroying the pinnacle of Creation, along with all living things it governs.The third volume in the Book of Death series sees the return of prodigal investigator Ramona Knox -- only this time, the city through which her pursuit runs is not Washington D.C., but an epic fantasy world where old enemies become allies, angels battle winged monsters and a resentful, banished god lies in wait for the end of existence.The path into darkness is lined with a thousand blinding lights.

"I am not a monster."Ramona Knox is a rookie agent at the FBI with a special advantage - since she was a child, Ramona has been visited by a suited man who says he is Death.Now on her first case with the Bureau in Washington, Ro is assigned to apprehend a heinous group of child traffickers, led by the enigmatic Jordan West.When another child goes missing, Ramona must capitalize on every lead, leaving no stone unturned. As she and her friend Death venture further down the rabbit hole, West's trail leads through the Catholic Church, the Bureau and into the afterlife itself. And as the evidence mounts, Ramona begins to believe her old companion might know more about her fate than he's letting on.Can Ramona follow the trail to Jordan West and save a young child? Or will she fall into the same trap which has already claimed other agents?Urban fantasy meets kidnapping thriller in the first installment in The Book of Death series Get your copy now

Someone must always be Death.Six strangers awaken in an alternate version of New York City. The sky is purple. There is not another soul besides them. And there are giant monsters in Central Park.Led by Harper Whitaker, these strangers must follow a series of phone calls on pay phones across this purgatorial wasteland.In this ghosted American frontier of eccentric allies and new foes, one embittered celestial being looms over all the others. Realizing the extent that the realm's guardian Hale has interfered in all their lives, the survivors must learn the Shroud's darkest secrets to defeat him before he can merge the worlds of the living and dead.With the group's unity fraying, can Harper lead her allies to defeat Death and return to the lives they knew? And even if they can, will they ever be the same?The conclusion to the Olivia & Hale series is a journey through the afterlife unlike any you've seen. Get it today

Mercy Road is a coming of age tale. Set in 1997, it follows Harper Whitaker after the death of her mother. This leaves her in the care of her father George, a police officer; and Charlotte, her therapist at the Mercy Road health clinic. It is during sessions with Charlotte Harper recounts her moral struggles after she and her peers discover a sex slave in their neighbour's cellar.

It only takes one moment to change the world.Peter is adrift. He's nothing but a low-level drug mule for Viktor Quinn and his girlfriend. However, when he hears a rumor that Viktor is working for a populist gubernatorial candidate to foster widespread unrest with modern social media, he can't stay down anymore.As rumors become reality, his hometown becomes the epicenter of a white supremacy movement overnight. Peter is torn between comfort and morality, and must decide how far he'll allow Viktor to go in his quest for a "purer" America.Can Peter retain a divide between his income and Viktor's politics? After all, you are the company you keep.High-octane storytelling meets the zeitgeist in the second standalone novel in the Olivia & Hale series - don't miss out

Weeks before his wedding, a man is approached by his dying ex-flame, trying to make her peace with the inevitable, and turning his world upside down in the process. A story of "youth turning into middle age, infatuation becoming love, connections transforming to loyalty, and the fragility of life." (Candice Daquin, Indie Blue review)