Absolutely Amazing Ebooks imprint: 210 books

More than 175 reviews of the most notable films of 2011. Plot synopses, backgrounds, interviews, quotes, and insightful appraisals by the film critic for the Cooke Communications newspaper chain. “One of my favorite entertainment writers…” says book reviewer Rosemary Mason.

Adults Only: Here is a handful (no pun) of stories designed to turn you on – modern-day erotica. These original tales of trysts, liaisons, tête-à-têtes, threesomes, gangbangs, and booty calls are for adventuresome readers only.

This holiday season in River Bend includes family gatherings, snowmobile races, and a little romance. And murder. Lynn Powers and her family begin celebrations for Christmas with the first big party, Dusty’s birthday. However, on Christmas Day Dusty is called to a murder scene where a young man...

Take side trips with a well-traveled writer who will show you places the tourists never see. In this volume -- second entry in The You Can Go There Travel Series -- you travel abroad. These fact-filled articles share inexpensive excursions to a glacier in the Italian Alps, a walled city in France,...

Louis Petrone is a wise man, retired attorney with lots of sage viewpoints to share. Under the nom de plume of Key West Lou, he shares them in a weekly magazine column, radio and TV programs, and blogs. Now we’ve collected some of the more salient ones into this volume. You’ll agree with many...

Bob Stave’s remarkable story begins on the University of Minnesota campus and the West Bank, otherwise known as Seven Corners. That’s where a druggie was murdered by an undercover narc named Captain America. It was a center of disillusionment and unrest, with culture clash cultivated like germs...

This classic tale of spies and spymasters is lavishly illustrated with over 35 period images to enhance the readers experience. Read, look, enjoy! You’ll find images of his cyphers, his disguises and the man himself. You think he was the ultimate Boy Scout, but before Robert Baden-Powell founded...

Dysfunction, estrangement, greed, deception and revenge combine in a prelude to murder. Jack Hunter, always nearby to trouble, unwittingly becomes involved in the sinister plan. KWPD Detectives Earl Gleason and Rachel Powers have their hands full with a double-murder investigation that eventually...

Jack Hunter, in Miami on advertising business, learns that his ex-wife was found dead in Los Angeles. The next morning an LAPD detective shows up at his hotel with uncomfortable questions Jack can't satisfactorily answer. Thirty minutes later, Jack is a fugitive on the run for Key West. Broke, homeless,...

Jack Hunter’s fortunes have taken a turn for the better in Los Angeles. But trouble soon finds him when he returns to Key West. An old friend has been hospitalized from a brutal beating that may have to do with the unsolved murder of his son. Jack teams up with a private investigator to look into...

Sheriff JT Wainscot of St. Julian Parish assumed that he was investigating a simple homicide on a Louisiana backroad until DEA agent Dennis Palmer showed up and nothing was simple or as it appeared ever again.

Raquelle Harbor hosts its second annual Pirates Festival and this time it was going to be done right. Or so everyone thought until the gruesome discovery of a body. Sheriff JT Wainscot investigates and DEA Agent Dennis Palmer drops by with an odd request. The waters quickly become muddied when a second...

Another masterful collection of short fiction from the author of Mean Grey Old Morning, After August, Twin Killing, and Sleeping Planet. Here are impressionistic stories about military days in Europe and budding love in the City

A lost dog is the framework for this collection of stories about Key West, JFK, and lost dreams. Embedded between the chapters in Maddie's tale are self-contained short stories in which the little terrier appears briefly during her accidental adventure – stories that span the length and breadth of the island's history and culture.