Cindy Davis Knihy

Paige sees her fiancé murder his associate. And he knows she saw. Paige Carmichael must've had a premonition that her life was about to take a turn for the worse. One of the books she read was How to Change your Identity and Hide from Anyone. Then she saw her fiancé murder his best friend and associate. And call in one of his flunkies to remove the body. This wasn't what she signed up for when she agreed to marry Stefano Santangelo. Sure, she knew he was in the mob, but he'd sworn it was numbers running and things like that. Not about to leave the four-year relationship without something to show for it, Paige takes one of his precious antique coins and $750K from his safe, and runs. She changes her hair, her walk, the kinds of foods she eats. Yet, he keeps finding her. One day she meets Christian Charles Beauchamps. Her savior. He's driving a truck to make money to open a landscaping business. He's handsome and charming, and eventually convinces her to confide in him. But when she sees him whispering to a suspicious bearded guy, she takes off again--with all of them hot on her tail. Can Paige finally escape Stefano's grasp and have a normal life? She doesn't want to be next, so she runs, taking $750K from his safe.

Angie Deacon has a new career, co-owner of Alton Bay, New Hampshire

,b>A priceless Egyptian vase disappears in front of six witnesses. And, of course, the thief...It's there, then POOF, it's gone. Smith & Westen, New England's most mismatched investigative team is hot on the trail. The ink is barely dry on snake-lover Phoebe Smith and Susie Homemaker Westen Hughes' licenses. Their bank accounts are bursting from their previous windfall, yet they're anxious to get back to work. Then the call comes. During the unveiling of a local college's exhibit, the vase worth $1.75 million, disappeared in front of seven people. * Enrique Vargas's money is rumored to have come from smuggling artifacts. * Model-thin Fiona Frost is his paramour-de-month; the only job she ever had was as a prostitute. * Donald Abbott is a dealer in ancient weapons, particularly Egyptian ones.* The always-smiling Sophie Oliver has no visible means of support.* Dana Thornton is head of the exhibit's security, a job that could grow to include the whole campus if he plays his cards right. How did the theft happen right under his nose? Smith and Westen dodge threats and physical attacks by the suspects...More important, they need to stay one step ahead of insurance adjuster KJ Valentine, who's determined to find the vase and cash in on the 10% finders fee. Get your copy today.

The murder of a popular eighteen-year-old girl devastates residents of the tight-knit communities surrounding NH

Angie Deacon thought her vacation in Weirs Beach, New Hampshire would be relaxing. But the dog next door would not stop barking. After two sleepless nights, she confronts the owner at the local diner. Their

A kidnapped dachshund.Poison lemonade.A van forced over an embankment.And a mysterious 50-year old diary. Could such seemingly random events be related? Glenn and Lindsay Reade are out buying used books for their bookstore--always seeking that valuable First Edition so coveted by collectors. Instead they discover a diary, written by a troubled teen more than 50 years ago. Within moments of its discovery, their lives turn upside down. Attacks are perpetrated, people are dying. Is it somehow related to the diary? IF so, who in the tiny close-knit Berkshire town could still care? But someone does. Get your copy today.

Take $2 million in bank securities.Add a bank manager who moonlights as a magician. Blend well, then add: * A nagging shrew of a wife* A high-maintenance daughter in debt up to her ears* A TV talk show husband who foots too many of the family's bills* A down-to-earth daughter, seemingly baffled by them all* A theater producer who's never around when people need him. And it's clear, Gabe Heinz has two million reasons to disappear. He is in the middle of his vanishing act on stage when he does just that--vanish before a sell-out crowd--along with two million in securities from the bank where he's vice president. His daughter is distraught--and a prime suspect--not just by the FBI, but by her nagging shrew of a mother. Insurance recovery team Smith and Westen are up to their ears in movers determined to demolish every stick of furniture in their new home. It's almost a relief when a recovery job takes them to Los Angeles. Hunky bodyguard Ryan Ames is supposed to meet them at LAX. Instead, a gun-wielding lunkhead with a fondness for roughing up women escortsthem to a mobster who claims they now work for him. When they locate the securities--and they'd better, or else--can they keep them from the mobster? Get your copy today.

A local drama teacher is found dead with a makeup tube duct taped into her mouth.Everyone is devastated, especially Kiana Smith, co-author of the most recent production intended to raise money for the floundering drama program.Although her own community theater is in the midst of its next production, Angie Deacon agrees to help out. But the principal announces she

Many people in my over-55 community are, to quote one of my neighbors, "Waiting to go."Actually, they called Florida "God's waiting room." What! Is that what really happens? I asked around and found out it was. After some thought, I realized I had been too. This book is about how my life changed when I learned to "live life consciously."Because, at the age of sixty-two, I learned I didn't need to lie down and wait for the end to come. It was my choice to go forward...or not. So, I went forward...and joined a dating site.And met someone who changed everything. Realize please, this isn't a dating book. It's how, through interactions with Rick, spiritual books, and journeys to places like Cassadaga, Florida, I learned about self-healing, and that I could literally change my thoughts, to be a more positive and empowering person. That with those changes, life took an entirely new path. How easily things come to you when you learn to let go.On our honeymoon, we visited Mexico's Yucatan villages. And learned that in another life, I just might have been a Mayan.

Then she spends the next forty years searching for him, trying to undo her most horrific bad choice. The long, uphill road does finally level off. She lost much through the years, but gained even more--herself.