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It's February in the small town of Cobble Cove. Love is in the air . . . but so is murder!When Alicia helps plan a Valentine's Day Party at the Cobble Cove library that also includes a surprise for her newlywed friend, Gilly, things go wrong when a mysterious box of chocolates addressed to the director turns out laced with poison.Clues Lead to A Dead Suspect.Although Alicia promised John she'll no longer meddle in crime investigations, she and Gilly set out to find the person threatening Sheila who murdered the courier of the deadly candy. The three people they suspect include the professor from California who's been romancing Sheila while she assists him with research for his book; the obnoxious patron Rhonda Kleisman who threw coffee at the director after refusing to pay for a damaged book; and a visiting widow staying at Gilly's inn who's unnaturally curious about Sheila and earns the nickname of Madame Defarge for her interest in knitting.New Cat in Town.While Alicia and Gilly are trying to solve this new Cobble Cove mystery, Sneaky is introduced to Gilly's new kitten, Kittykai, a calico she brought home from her honeymoon in Hawaii. It's not like at first sight, but the two cats eventually become friends. They also both play a part in foiling the killer's murder attempts, but will Alicia and Sheila survive unscathed?

One hundred and eighty-three years after biological warfare eradicated all but a trace of mankind, Beth Gooding graduates from basic training as a Cultural Anthropologist with a Linguist subcategory. For intermediate training, she is sent to Hope, a remote outpost near Old Boston. She is assigned to Professor David James and required to learn Old Persian, a language she considers useless in a society recovering from near extinction. Despite their age difference, romance develops as Beth and Dr. James endure austere lives typical of the early 1800's frontier. Dr. James eventually introduces Beth to a three-million-year-old shard found by his father-an object that could not be duplicated with modern technology. In attempt to uncover the shard's origin, David and Beth set out to explore the radioactive Kill Zone in Old World Syria. Through constant struggle to survive and many brushes with death, they come to realize life without the other wouldn't be living at all. On returning to civilization, they reveal the shard led them further back in time than they could have imagined-and provides potential to move human kind further into the future than anyone dared dream.5.0 out of 5 starsLove and deep meaning in the storyAugust 26, 2017Format: PaperbackVerified PurchaseThis is an incredible novel with a profound message. About 200 years after biological warfare devastates mankind, population rebuilding and exploration lead to a discovery almost beyond imagination. There are no zombies; however, you'll find excitement, love, and deep meaning in the story.5.0 out of 5 starsA sci-fi adventure mixed with coming of age romanceJuly 13, 2016Format: PaperbackAftermath Horizon is a book that transcends to all ages. I would call this book a close match something like Twilight. If you never gave Twilight a chance either you should have. Books like this aren't chained to any specific genre. It's not just sci-fi, it's not just romance, it's all of the above. The way the author makes such a strong connection with his characters allows the reader to make that connection as well. You don't have to be a young teenaged girl to be able to connect with the main character Beth as she carves her path in life after a massive biological war that makes the Earth uninhabitable. You don't have to like sci-fi thrillers to become enveloped in this story that crosses through several generations. You will be hooked from the first chapter guaranteed.5.0 out of 5 starsIt waJuly 13, 2016Format: PaperbackWhat a privilege to read this book!! It was one of the best, adventurous books I have read in a long time. I didn't want to put it down, I wanted to see what was going to happen at each turn. I can't wait to read it again!! Wonderfully written!!