When the latest string of murders, sweeping New York City, lands on Detective Fitzgerald S. Rodriguez’s desk, the signature evidence hits too close to home. Being unable to stop the murder of his own mother has made Fitz a jaded man. Now, he will stop at nothing to protect the one he loves. Serial killer, Mark Chambers, is like a cat that preys on unsuspecting mice for sport. When a fresh kill no longer quenches his sexual appetite, he sets his sights on Makenna Justice. The fiery-redhead, with her emerald green eyes, ignites a fire in him that he hasn’t had since his first kill. Time is of the essence for all three of them. Mark must feed into his desires once more without leaving a trail. Fitz has to dig himself deep into a killer’s mind to catch him. And Makenna?—She just has to stay alive. This book contains scenes and/or incidents of domestic violence, which may be triggering to survivors. Intended for 18+ mature readers only. Contains strong language and sexual situations, which may be offensive to some people.

EFFY My name is Effy McPhee. Life hasn’t always been kind to me, that is—until Stella. God gifted me with the most amazing daughter. I have one job: to teach her that true strength comes from kindness, love, and compassion. I vowed I would lead by example. I thought it would be easy. However, through no fault of my own, I fear I have failed her. This is the story of my life cut short. FITZ I’m on vacation. At least, that’s what everyone keeps telling me. I was just supposed to take a quick look at a case. What I ended up with was a very desperate six-year-old, clinging to me like her life depended on it. Little did I know, it did. Nothing is ever what it seems, it never is.

It Will Always Be Us Bailey Davis is doing everything right. At least, that’s what she thinks until she is blind-sided by the ultimate betrayal. She needs the truth; she needs Fitz. Retired detective turned private investigator, Fitzgerald Rodriguez, loves his life. He’s living his dream, a dream he never thought possible. When a friend tells him Bailey’s story, his need to help those who can’t help themselves kicks into high gear. It’s been said that only the strong survive. Now the question is, will Fitz be strong enough? Could this be the case that costs him everything? If you were given the opportunity to ask why certain events happened in your life, would you want to know the truth? Even if you thought it was your fault? How far would you go to help a friend? For Fitz, his friends are his family of choice. He would, without question, walk through hell to help them.