David: 5366 books

Author David Mulholland claims to have uncovered a manuscript written by an obsessive blacksmith who sheds new light on events that led to the fatal duel between law students Robert Lyon and John Wilson on June 13, 1833, in Perth, Upper Canada. But is the blacksmith’s passionate and dramatic narrative fact or fiction? You, the reader, will have to decide.

He’s beautiful with gray eyes, tall, chocolate… and he’s worth fighting for. Meet Omari a gorgeous, hard working, twenty-eight year old man from the Southside of Chicago. No matter how hard he works at his job at UPS, it is never enough to take care of himself and his long-term girlfriend....

Racist cops, bent lawyers and broken romances confront Ben Shipman in this gripping, hard edged mystery from the author of 'Bone and Cane'. A violent attack on an alternative bookshop leads to an incendiary situation on the streets of Nottingham, where young police officers confront prejudices...

A duo of college journalists research the tale of a haunted house on isolated Kill Devil's Hill island at the Outer Banks of NC. Are they ready for the real story?Author David Spurlock, a native of North Carolina pens this creepy, nail-biting screenplay. (For Short Film.)

The latest Carina Quintana Mystery, from Kirkus Award winning author David Benson, has Carina facing her first homicide as Assistant Chief of the Ft. Lauderdale, Florida PD. When the body of a young woman washes up on the beach in front of a local luxury hotel, a little digging sets Carina...

'The New Settlement' is a dystopian fantasy set chiefly in a fictional Middle Eastern theocracy during the last years of the twenty-first century. Seven decades have gone by since a nuclear war turned parts of Shemesh's homeland into radioactive netherworlds. A chance reunion with Lamech,...

Heather Michaels is a 26 year female. She works in a small book store, in a small town, in the USA, on Earth. A man she knows only as James begins to frequent her store.He never buys much, but is a steady customer. One day they strike up a conversation. Before Heather realizes what is happening James...

Released from a Union prisoner of war camp, Confederate Civil War veteran Lieutenant Henry Gates returns to Buzzard Roost, Alabama, shocked to find his family's plantation burned to the ground. Lonely decades slip away as Hank searches for his wife and children before finally settling in Southern...

Kenya Watson wins the last white elephant gift at his company’s year-end holiday party. The curious present dominates the software engineer’s daily life, compelling the lone wolf down a dangerous road of rich rewards and violent punishments. Kenya, responsible for a horrific incident during his...

Synopsis As the 2016 Presidential campaign winner Ted Morgan, who with his war on drugs and immigration, manages to get himself assassinated when a heroin producer decides to get even. Robert Randall as newly elected speaker of the house is plunged into succeeding unpopular President Morgan....

1758 - In the mid-Atlantic, the Windermere, an English merchant vessel sinks in calm waters, on an empty horizon. All hands are lost.1758 - The Windermere, sails safely into harbour in Hudson Bay.Both of these realities are true and false. Being influenced by two, very different, mystical sea...

It's not easy being a machine! Unit 838 is a machine built for a simple purpose: To destroy humans, by appearing to be one of them. His ability to anticipate the actions of the inferior but unpredictable biologicals puts him on a fast track to promotion. But when he disobeys an order to win...

**On the hard, wide open plains of the kingdom an unyielding horde approaches. ** The Gray clouds of winter have yet to draw back. An assorted band of warriors, thieves, soldiers and villagers must prove their grit against a threat more solid than a mountain. The craftiest of them, Naomi,...

The detached "Odd" trilogy of "Eggs for Eyes", "Of Great Gore and the Sleeping Beasts", and "The Children of the Land of Odd" conjoin several stories of apocalypse by different (and often hilarious) ways in David Lawler's short-story collection, "Trinity"....