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What if you turned out to be not you but someone else entirely? What if you were created and not born? How would you feel? Would you consider yourself real or a replacement? And if you are a replacement, are you just as good as the original? Can you surpass him or will people damn you for it, will they accept you as your own person or will you still only be a replacement, a replica. Would you regret being created?

This story continues a few months after we left Nat and Marc in Double Down, now told from Nat's point of view. He's a private eye with a busy business, one at times boring. This newest case though...

Zach and Mark trust each other with their lives but as Mark is about to find out, the extra step he takes, just might roll them a little too far...

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A trio of skilled vampire raiders are going out to swindle a high stakes take from a deceased vampire, hoping to get by with a major score! However...is this the kind of heist that they expected to get away with? Or is there something 'else' going on behind the scenes?

"You ever meet those people, that seem to look not at you, as a person, but into your soul? Everything that you are, you've become, and you'll be. You don't know how to fix it, and they can see right through your fucking facade. I was terrified."

Seemingly apathetic, Caden struggles to deal with daily issues - or really, just to care at all. Though with the appearance of a red haired delinquent, things might start to change.

In a desolated world,where misery is abundant and violence overshadows morals, why do people choose to live?

Kenneth Hall, Det. NYPD, and his best friend from his boyhood, are on opposite sides of the law. His friend, Joe Vincente, is a mob boss.

Nico Sartori just wants to get on with his life. He most emphatically doesn't want anything to do with Ryan Giannorino, the cop that made his life a misery six years ago. But when they end up in cold storage together, Nico finds he has to work with Ryan to find out why they're being targeted by hitmen.

A 'Suicide Note' had been written by David, who dealt with lots of pain throughout his Life. This simple letter from a teenager created issues that made both known and unknown to struggle with their Fate...