Bøger af Douglas Ewan Cameron

DYNAMIC CONCLUSION TO THE PAYBACK TRILOGYAction and mystery thriller at its best in the finale to Cameron's successful Payback Trilogy is full of unexpected surprises, unusual twists and cliff-hanging adventure as his quasi-hero is under attack by unknown sources.It can't possibly be... he's dead! I know, I killed him.A threat from the past? Harriet and Paul Peterson left St. Maartin aboard their yacht Seventh Heaven on the first leg of their sail around the world. A week later in the Caribbean Sea south of Jamaica, a life ring was pulled from the water. On one side Seventh Heaven had been crossed out and on the other side R.I.P. Zàkpa had been written. In Miami, Alan Murphy had Andrews Investment Management on a firm foundation with two new hires and potentially a well-to-do client ready to sign on. However, inexplicably after a visit by the new client, the entire floor housing the company was eradicated by thirteen bombs detonated simultaneously killing all thirteen members of A.I.M.Stuart Andrews knew that someone was out to destroy everything he held dear. Yet the yacht belonged to someone he didn't know and he had no control over his former company now run by his former partner. Therefore he knew that whoever had perpetrated these atrocities harbored a deep hatred of Stuart Andrews. But Stuart had killed the only person who has a reason to do this ... or did he? Stuart began a race against time to save his friends by finding and stopping the person who wants to exact his bitter vengeance.

Payback: Time to die... again In the thrilling action adventure thriller sequel to Payback is a Bitch, returning to the 'House at the End of the Road', Dawoh "Daws" Mbayo becomes a semi-recluse except for his live-in lover, Treshana "Tres" Jones. To his amazement, a uninvited visitor drops by, and not just any visitor, but a Judge. And not just any judge, but the judge that had sentenced Daws' former wife and her lover to be hung. Even more surprising is that Judge Michel Villar has come seeking the aid of Stuart Andrews, the one person who can help him. The only problem is that Stuart Andrews is dead, at least legally, supposedly murdered by the very people that Judge Villar sentenced to death. Daws (a/k/a Stuart) realizes that helping the Judge will put himself and Tres in jeopardy, as there are some very bad people who want to recover the millions of dollars that Stuart has surreptitiously skimmed from their illicit funds. The same diabolical miscreants want to kill the judge and as Judge Villar explains it, Daws has no option but to comply. Failure means death for all three. Daws' decision will embark the three of them on a harrowing journey in which they find themselves on the brink of death. O'Neil has crafted another mesmerizing tale of romance, adventure, mystery, action and adventure as his writings draws the reader deeper and deeper until it becomes impossible to put the book down until the last unsuspected twist that leaves the reader breathless until the final word.

When fifteen-year-old Jennifer Wilson awoke in the middle of the night, she discovered that she was colder than she had ever been before - perhaps because her mother's ghost was standing at the foot of her bed. That night her mother told her three things that would impact her young life: that her mother had died in a freak accident that night during a ritual performed on the late winter ice of Hibbard Pond; that she (Jennifer) was a witch like her mother; and that one of the three other "witches" who had participated in the ritual would try to kill her. What her mother couldn't tell her was that the ritual had awakened the Ice Bear, a spiritual being created by Gichi-Manidoo, the Great Spirit of the Chippewa. Together in an action packed adventure series, Jennifer and the Ice Bear would fight the forces of evil that threatened the tranquility and security of the environs of Hibbard Pond. In their first confrontation, they would discover an unexpected ally: The Witches of Hibbard Corners.

With three confessions to the murder of Pierre LeBeuf (The Body Under the Ice), two of the confessors dead, and the third non compos mentis, Sheriff Nathanial Jefferson is in a quandary - he doesn't believe any of the confessions and he has no other leads. Caught in a sudden downpour, Rachel and Jeremy, two summer lake deputies patrolling Hibbard Pond, seek shelter under the West Branch covered bridge. While climbing the dirt embankment to tie a line, Jeremy unearths the skeleton of a young boy. When the time of the boy's death is set in the late 1950s, the sheriff and his deputies know that they have a cold case, one of the most difficult to solve. Nathanial Jefferson believes that even with the most diligent of police work, cracking these two cases is going to require the one ingredient that helps solve many police cases, but yet is the most difficult to come by: Dumb Luck.