A Murder in A Non-Stop ThrillerThe only way Marcus Johnson can get serious cash is to steal it. He's convinced it's the perfect plan.Once the job is done and the money is stashed in his car, he will call the police to divert suspicion from him.But he can’t stop what happens next because he stole from the wrong people, and they come after him.He goes insane with despair when his new girlfriend pays the ultimate price, and he begs God for a chance to right his wrong, but He isn’t listening.When Marcus runs from his girlfriend's murderers, he slips through time and lands in the parking lot of the store he robbed—a night earlier.He spots himself inside, preparing to commit the crime that started everything, and realizes he possesses an incredible tool - the ability to travel through time. But a tool this powerful needs someone who knows how to wield it because the more he tries to fix his past mistakes, the closer he gets to A Murder in Time.

Sarah Roberts has a unique problem. Routine blackouts occur to her on a random basis. What’s different about her temporary unconsciousness is she wakes to various notes written by her own hand. These notes are prophecies. Dark Visions. Future events of dire circumstances. Circumstances that she can avert, for Sarah is what they call an Automatic Writer. The novel begins with Sarah perched under a bridge with no idea why she’s there, except what the note said; Sit under the Elizabeth St. Bridge at 10:18am. Bring hammer. There’s a car accident on the bridge, plunging a vehicle into the river below. If Sarah wasn’t there at the right time, with the hammer to force her way into the car, people would’ve died. The novel’s intensity increases as more blackouts occur, causing her to note them down. Her next task is to avert a kidnapping. She’s done it before. Couldn’t be that hard. But on this one, the kidnappers recognize her and nab her instead of their intended victim. People are killed. Witnesses place Sarah at the scene. The police find her notebook riddled with prophecies of accidents and crimes. They want answers. They want to know how she has such information. All this happens while the eighteen-year-old star in this first novel of a trilogy suffers from trichotillomania, which means she’s a puller. Most of her hair is missing. The story has numerous twists and turns and finally ends with a massive climax and a lead in to The Warning, which is Part Two of this trilogy. Overall a great read, combining the likes of John Saul, and Dean Koontz.

Sarah Roberts has spent the last four years helping people stay alive and escape near death experiences as messages from the dead come to her. She receives a daunting communication from the Other Side regarding her sister’s murderer and where she can find him. The message isn’t clear enough to confirm the man’s identity, causing Sarah to wonder about the veracity of the messages coming through. When she receives The Warning, Sarah decides to disregard it. The tables turn and now Sarah’s being hunted instead of being the hunter. How many people have to die to catch one murderer? How far will Sarah go? This book explores the intense violence that she must endure and the absolute horror and reality that has become her life as an Automatic Writer. The Warning begins as a flame, sparks to a fire and explodes with a violent climax in the life of a girl who talks to the dead in order to help the living.

Sarah Roberts is in search of a weapon on the streets of Budapest. A strange man in a fedora follows her, but before she can find out who he is, she is arrested. After her release from the Hungarian jail, she is ordered out of the country. The man in the fedora shows up at her Budapest hotel before she has a chance to leave for the airport. He is from a psychic research organization and she is to come with him back to the States. When she refuses, she is informed that she does not have a choice. She is now property of the United States government. Sarah then receives a message that it all ends in "The Crypt" in nine days. An apology accompanies the note. While Sarah remains in Hungary and struggles to locate her target, she has to keep the Hungarian government off her back as well as the fedora-wearing American who has a ten-man team hunting her. The only way to escape their reach is to fake her own death. Convinced it's her only option, Sarah concocts a plan that will deal with her target and have herself killed in the process.

A Full-Length Novel The Hostage (Sarah Roberts Book Four) Meet Elmore Ackerman. He idolizes Sarah Roberts from afar, and has done so for more than five years. He has studied her pictures, memorized her news clippings and now waits in the dark for the day when he can make Sarah his hostage. A steel cage waits for Sarah, where Elmore has practiced what he will do to her. The other girls he has practiced with now lay discarded, buried about his property. He keeps their fingernails and toenails to roll between his teeth, to savor their strength, to feel the nails weaken and give in, just as his victims do. Elmore has a plan for Sarah, and she walks right into his trap. Sarah Roberts is his hostage and no one knows where they are. In Sarah Roberts Book Four, The Hostage, Sarah is in a fight not just for her freedom, but also her life.

In Book Five, Sarah Roberts is The Victim. Sarah is killed in a horrible car accident, the DNA found in the car verified as hers. But the government men at the Sophia Project have faked her death to keep her to themselves. After her funeral, she shows up in the food court of a busy mall where a violent exchange takes place. Things go wrong fast. The people protecting Sarah die within seconds from a mysterious drug. She runs, escaping the clutches of the police who want to figure out her connection to the murderers. A group of men called The Rapturites surface to take responsibility for the carnage. They want Sarah raptured as the end times are upon us. As the police hunt her, and the Rapturites get close, people she loves, old friends who have helped her in the past, start to die around her. Vivian, her sister, watches. Vivian listens. Sarah executes. In Sarah Roberts Book Five, Sarah is The Victim, and there's nothing she can do about it. Except she won't stay dead. Watch for Sarah Roberts Book Six, The Enigma, due April 2013.

In Book Six, The Enigma, Sarah Roberts heads to Las Vegas, Nevada. Her dead sister has left her a message with two tasks to complete in Vegas. She is supposed to choose a random guy with a cell phone and send a message to a number her sister has supplied. Before she can complete this first task, she notices a man following her. This man begs her, with tears in his eyes, to not send the text. On the west side of Vegas, a man is being tortured. Sarah's second task is to arrive at a certain time to stop it. When she shows up late, people start to die. The man who had followed her also shows up. With people dead at the warehouse, the police want to know what she's doing in Vegas and why she was there. All Sarah wants is to get her bike and leave Las Vegas. But Maxwell Ramsey has a different plan for Sarah. She has entered his territory and intervened in his business. She has cost him money and time as he plans the acquisition of a local casino. For that, Sarah has to be removed. What she doesn't expect are the deep ties to her family and what that means to her now, and in the future. In Book Six, The Enigma, Sarah Roberts is in Vegas gambling with her life and can only make it out alive if she plays her cards right. Sarah Roberts Book Seven, The Vigilante is due Summer 2013.

\*Starring Sarah Roberts and guest starring Aaron Stevens from The Specter During a five-month break in Toronto, Sarah has fallen for Aaron Stevens. When the police seek her help to find a serial killer who has operated in the Toronto area for more than twelve years, Sarah receives a series of messages from her dead sister, Vivian. As she closes in the on The Leap Year Killer, Sarah runs into a street gang bent on revenge for her shooting one of their members. Aaron won't accept that she willingly puts herself at risk doing her sister's bidding. Sarah wonders whether the messages are truly from Vivian, or if she possesses a unique psychic ability. With all that she has seen of man's darkest nature, it makes her question why she hasn't given up on humanity yet.

Sarah Roberts travels to Rome to assist the FBI with their hunt for an Italian-American drug lord with a penchant for violence, despite the warning that she will die within twenty-four hours. Shortly after arrival, Special Agent Penn Kierian is murdered in his hotel room, and Sarah's fingerprints are on the murder weapon. The Italian authorities want to talk to her, but she can't risk exposure to an unseen enemy. She flees to a city she had visited years ago, Umbertide, where she runs into hit men and the ruthless man who wants her out of his way. Parkman, her colleague, an ex-cop turned private investigator, is summoned to Italy to identify Sarah's remains after a massive explosion. Sarah's parents, and the people she loves, must face reality and prepare for her funeral, but Sarah has one more trick up her sleeve. Dark Visions - Sarah Roberts Book One The Warning - Sarah Roberts Book Two The Crypt - Sarah Roberts Book Three The Hostage - Sarah Roberts Book Four The Victim - Sarah Roberts Book Five The Enigma - Sarah Roberts Book Six The Vigilante -Sarah Roberts Book Seven The Rogue -Sarah Roberts Book Eight

Killing Sarah (Sarah Roberts Book Nine) Sarah Roberts receives a phone call from her colleague Parkman. They must meet immediately as it's a matter of life and death. Because Parkman is a close friend, Sarah ignores a warning to stay away. When Sarah is shot, Parkman fires on the retreating vehicle but misses. When they get to the hospital, the police question Parkman about who really shot Sarah. After emergency surgery to remove the bullet and reduce the swelling in Sarah's brain, preliminary results showed the bullet came from Parkman's gun. No one can find her when he asks to visit Sarah in the ICU. To his shock, he's informed that Sarah Roberts was never admitted to their hospital, and the doctor Parkman was talking to earlier about her condition has mysteriously disappeared. Sarah is gone. When Sarah wakes up, she has retrograde amnesia, leaving her with temporary short-term memory loss. All she can remember of the night she was shot is the image of a man named Parkman standing in front of her with a gun in his hand. Yet the people who shot Sarah are still after her, and the pain of betrayal goes deeper than the physical wound as Sarah hunts for her former friend while sorting the memories that return in pieces. Here's what readers are saying about the Sarah Roberts ★★★★★ - “This is a great series! I love it, and you should definitely read it! Each Sarah Roberts story gets more intriguing and more intense! I feel I know all the main characters personally, and I can’t wait for the next thriller! Keep writing, Jonas Saul! Your fans await!” ★★★★★ - “Jonas Saul is one of the most talented writers of our time.” ★★★★★ - “First book I read by Jonas Saul. One of the best books I have ever read.” ★★★★★ - “Amazing! I've been looking forward to starting this series for a while, and let me tell you, it does not disappoint! Absolutely filled to the brim with action, suspense, and thrills.” ★★★★★ - “These books are an action-packed adrenaline rush that left me hungry for more! With each twist and turn, I got more invested in Sarah and her family, and I felt their struggles and pain! The series combines my two favorite things for a story - a great, heart-thumping journey and characters I can connect with emotionally. Sarah Roberts is the perfect strong, yet vulnerable, heroine for men and women everywhere to admire!” ★★★★★ - “I love Jonas Saul - my new favorite author.” ★★★★★ - “I am an avid reader of Stephen King and Dean Koontz, and Jonas Saul won me over with this book.” ★★★★★ - “To me, this is the best series I have ever read.” ★★★★★ - “Love the series. Can’t wait till another comes out. Jonas Saul is a great storyteller. Send more!” ★★★★★ - “The way the Sarah Roberts character grows and evolves is superb. Jonas Saul is one of the best contemporary writers alive today.” ★★★★★ - “I haven't read a book by Jonas Saul I haven't loved! Highly, highly, highly recommend!” ★★★★★ - “This is one of the best mystery series ever written. Jonas Saul is amazing. I recommend the entire Sarah Roberts to any reader, whether you’re into mysteries or not.”

Vivian has sent Sarah to Kelowna, British Columbia, to antagonize a member of The Royal Canadian Mounted Police. When she arrives, Barry Ashford, the RCMP officer Sarah is supposed to irritate, has just saved a woman from a suicide attempt. To the media and the public, Barry Ashford is a hero. To Sarah, he is breaking the law and getting away with it because he’s a member of the street gang in blue. Since Vivian hasn’t revealed exactly what Barry is up to, Sarah doesn’t have much to go on. The message was simple: Antagonize RCMP Officer Barry Ashford until he confesses his crimes to her. Sarah’s efforts to goad him don’t work. Eventually, the entire Kelowna RCMP detachment is looking for Sarah on harassment charges. She can’t afford to be arrested and she can’t afford to fail Vivian. With her options running out, she abducts Barry, ties him up in the basement of her rented home, and interrogates him. Vivian leaves Sarah another message that Barry is only the barnacle on the Mother Ship. She needs to look deeper for a darker truth, one much larger than Barry. When Sarah comes face to face with that truth, she discovers an evil too large to handle on her own. One that will kill her unless Vivian intervenes. Sarah detaches herself from her friends and family to keep them safe, leaving her with no backup. Only Vivian, who never leaves her side, knows what’s really going on. And nothing is what it seems in, The Antagonist.

The Redeemed (Sarah Roberts Book Eleven) Four Catholic priests have been murdered in Los Angeles, each killed in a different way. Each priest’s name is carved into a small crucifix found with the body. Someone with a deep-rooted hatred of Catholicism is targeting priests with a suspected history of deviant behavior. The lead detective, David Hirst, calls on his friend Parkman for help and asks if he could bring Sarah Roberts along. Since Sarah is on a quest to redeem herself with her colleague Parkman after she had let him down in the past, she agrees to go to L.A. and do whatever she can to aid in the investigation. When they arrive, they head straight to the crime scene of yet another dead priest. With Sarah’s history of antagonizing cops, and a recent feature in newspapers around North America regarding the death of a Canadian officer, the LAPD don’t want her help. Within days, Hirst regrets his decision and asks Sarah and Parkman to leave. But the killer has other plans. According to the Bible, since Sarah is an automatic writer and talks to her dead sister, she is a practitioner of witchcraft and she works for the devil. Therefore she has to die, too. Before she has a chance to leave L.A., the priest killer has carved her name into a small crucifix. What he has in store for her is reminiscent of Eve in the Garden of Eden, a snake and a very painful way to die. Sarah has the will to live, the tenacity to fight, and a little help from her sister on the other side as Vivian digs deep to change the way she sends messages to Sarah. But channeling through Sarah’s body and whispering to her takes a toll on Sarah, and she begins to feel and see Vivian’s thoughts and memories. While Sarah fights to save herself, she’s also trying to save her sanity as two vie for her consciousness. The Sarah Roberts Series Books in Order: 1. Dark Visions 2. The Warning 3. The Crypt 4. The Hostage 5. The Victim 6. The Enigma 7. The Vigilante 8. The Rogue 9. Killing Sarah 10. The Antagonist 11. The Redeemed 12. The Haunted (Coming Soon) 13. The Unlucky (Coming Soon)

Two decades ago, Sarah’s sister Vivian was murdered. Vivian’s consciousness has manifested itself in Sarah Roberts through Automatic Writing, but is now merging into Sarah’s mind at a new level, causing Sarah to relive Vivian’s brutal death almost daily. Sarah moves into a cabin in northern California to be alone, to work things out. She visits a local psychologist to deal with what’s happening to her, and researches the name Cole Lincoln, her old babysitter. Lincoln was a police officer who lived next door to her. He abused her and threatened her life if she ever spoke of it. But he seems to have disappeared. Members of the police force where he used to work won’t even acknowledge his name. But Lincoln is alive and well. Since Sarah’s name hit the national media with a cop killing in Canada and the priest killer case in Los Angeles, Cole has followed her exploits, watched her, and has waited for the day she would come after him. That day has come. While Sarah tries to deal with the haunting flashes of memory and images, Lincoln calls in a favor and gets her committed to a psychiatric hospital. To shed the darkness that torments her, Sarah needs to set things right by making Lincoln pay for what he did. But Lincoln has other plans, and Sarah doesn't see him coming until it’s too late. Sarah has fought for her life before. In The Haunted, she also fights for her sanity.

The Unlucky, Sarah Roberts Book Thirteen When a young Toronto woman steps onto the edge of the CN Tower and prepares to jump to her death, Sarah Roberts is already there, waiting for the jumper with a parachute and a solution. As the woman teeters over the edge and is about to fall over a thousand feet to the cement, Vivian channels through Sarah, takes over her gun hand and shoots the jumper in front of dozens of witnesses. It turns out, Vivian had prepared the parachute for Sarah's escape.With a manhunt for Sarah underway, she is overwhelmed with an anger at Vivian she has never felt before. While staying under the radar, Sarah heads to a cottage in Northern Ontario and commits murder again, this time using a police-registered weapon that the Toronto Police know she has stolen. Parkman flies in from California and teams up with Sarah's on-again-off-again boyfriend to learn why Sarah has lost control. What has happened to make her wander the streets of Toronto murdering whomever she deems guilty? How far will Sarah go for justice? How far will the police go to stop a murderous vigilante? Has Sarah lost her mind, or has Vivian gone crazy, using Sarah in ways never seen before? When more bodies are discovered and the police have eyewitnesses and camera footage proving Sarah is responsible, they have no choice but to hunt her down using all means necessary. But Sarah is The Unlucky pawn of a dead sister channeling through her at will, a sister who won't stop until all those who are supposed to be dead have been killed. They'll have to kill her to stop her as she takes the authorities on a journey through a tortured hell to a shocking conclusion that will leave Sarah scarred for the rest of her life.

The Abandoned (Sarah Roberts Book Fourteen) Sarah Roberts boards a plane heading to Amsterdam, even though she knows the plane will crash during the flight. She’s powerless to keep the flight from taking off and powerless to prevent the crash, but she boards anyway. Throughout the flight, she meets Casper, a stranger who has been watching her. With Vivian’s help, Sarah survives the crash, and her actions save nearly a hundred people. The Netherlands authorities arrest Sarah as witnesses on board claim she knew about the crash beforehand. The Netherlands police, a division of the Ministry of Defense, don’t appreciate Sarah being in their country and decide to bring her up on terrorism charges unless she complies with an undercover sting operation. They're after a black book held by a mysterious Chinese man. He has links to a trafficking ring that forces women to work in Torture Clubs in Amsterdam, Athens, and Moscow. This black book filled with names, dates, and incriminating evidence could put a lot of people behind bars. This book will also free up hundreds, if not thousands, of girls being trafficked around the globe. These girls are referred to as The Abandoned, and Sarah is determined to locate the book and liberate them. She has more than she can handle, and Vivian's afraid for her because just doing her best won’t be good enough anymore. Here's what readers are saying about the Sarah Roberts ★★★★★ - “This is a great series! I love it, and you should read it! Each Sarah Roberts story gets more intriguing and more intense! I feel I know all the main characters personally, and I can’t wait for the next thriller! Keep writing, Jonas Saul! Your fans await!” ★★★★★ - “Jonas Saul is one of the most talented writers of our time.” ★★★★★ - “First book I read by Jonas Saul. One of the best books I have ever read.” ★★★★★ - “Amazing! I've been looking forward to starting this series for a while, and let me tell you, it does not disappoint! Absolutely filled to the brim with action, suspense, and thrills.” ★★★★★ - “These books are an action-packed adrenaline rush that left me hungry for more! With each twist and turn, I got more invested in Sarah and her family, and I felt their struggles and pain! The series combines my two favorite things for a story - a great, heart-thumping journey and characters I can connect with emotionally. Sarah Roberts is the perfect strong, yet vulnerable, heroine for men and women everywhere to admire!” ★★★★★ - “I love Jonas Saul - my new favorite author.” ★★★★★ - “I am an avid reader of Stephen King and Dean Koontz, and Jonas Saul won me over with this book.” ★★★★★ - “To me, this is the best series I have ever read.” ★★★★★ - “Love the series. Can’t wait till another comes out. Jonas Saul is a great storyteller. Send more!” ★★★★★ - “The way the Sarah Roberts character grows and evolves is superb. Jonas Saul is one of the best contemporary writers alive today.” ★★★★★ - “I haven't read a book by Jonas Saul I haven't loved! Highly, highly, highly recommend!” ★★★★★ - “This is one of the best mystery series ever written. Jonas Saul is amazing. I recommend the entire Sarah Roberts to any reader, whether you’re into mysteries or not.”

Sarah Roberts’ boyfriend Aaron has been kidnapped by the Enzo Cartel in Tijuana in an attempt to lure Sarah in, but the cartel does not expect Sarah to come with Casper, a high-ranking government official, DEA agents, and a slew of others working with the Mexican authorities. Delay after delay has them locked in a hotel, waiting for something to happen. While Sarah is out at a café, their hotel is attacked by heavily armed hit men. More than half the team are killed and the cartel snatches Casper. Sarah needs help and she finds it with an old friend from Italy, Darwin Kostas. Together they devise a Trojan Horse plan. She will act as bait to get inside the elusive cartel while Darwin tracks her on GPS. Desperate, Sarah knows this is her only chance to find Aaron and Casper. The Cartel pits Sarah and her allies against a brutal drug lord who wants Sarah dead for her role in costing them millions in laundered money. For the first time ever, Parkman, Darwin, Daniel, Benjamin, Alex, Casper, and Aaron come together in one novel to save Sarah from her toughest enemy yet.

Losing Sarah (Sarah Roberts Book Sixteen) A vigilante with a connection to the Other Side, Sarah Roberts has faced several enemies throughout her career. But in Losing Sarah, the enemy is herself. Addicted to heroin after her captivity by the Enzo Cartel, she’s looking for one more fix to gather the strength to fight the urge. She finds a dealer in Mexico, but the transaction is interrupted by a robbery at a casino, leaving Sarah in police custody. Burnt out, in withdrawal, Sarah feels lost, finished. She didn’t tell Aaron Stevens, her boyfriend, where she was going, and now he can’t find her. He pools his resources with their trusted friend, Parkman, to search for Sarah, and they discover something suspicious. A man from Sarah’s past, who died years ago, is seen on the hotel lobby’s cameras talking to Sarah before she disappears into police custody. Her reaction on the video tells Parkman she is as stunned as he is to see this man back from the dead. Sarah is released from the Mexican holding cell and falls into the clutches of a woman bent on revenge for past transgressions and rich enough to mete out violent consequences. Hope is an expense she can’t afford. The currency of faith bleeds her dry. When Vivian deserts her, Sarah has to rely on her bruised wits to stay alive, and in Losing Sarah, that’s just not enough.

The Pact (Sarah Roberts Book Seventeen) Sarah Roberts has lost her ability to hear her sister’s messages. All forms of communication with Vivian are gone. Unless Sarah fulfills a pact with Vivian, one she knows nothing about, their ties will remain severed forever. In a time capsule Vivian prepared almost twenty-five years ago when she was still alive, prophecies and documents await Sarah. Several documents are addressed to people Vivian thought Sarah might know in the future. When Sarah’s father mails these documents, Sarah’s world is flipped upside-down. Instead of Sarah hearing her sister and performing tasks, Sarah’s friends are the ones hearing Vivian’s words through the letters she wrote to them years ago. Back then, though, Vivian wasn’t clear on what each person should do to save Sarah’s life. Since the near future affects Sarah personally, Vivian cannot intervene and communicate with her directly. The future becomes the enemy, and the only way to stop it is to cease moving forward, to die. Sarah fights to stay alive without any spiritual guidance, something she has never done before, which becomes her undoing when she walks into a trap she cannot walk away from, and no one is there to save her. Here's what readers are saying about the Sarah Roberts ★★★★★ - “This is a great series! I love it, and you should read it! Each Sarah Roberts story gets more intriguing and more intense! I feel I know all the main characters personally, and I can’t wait for the next thriller! Keep writing, Jonas Saul! Your fans await!” ★★★★★ - “Jonas Saul is one of the most talented writers of our time.” ★★★★★ - “First book I read by Jonas Saul. One of the best books I have ever read.” ★★★★★ - “Amazing! I've been looking forward to starting this series for a while, and let me tell you, it does not disappoint! Filled to the brim with action, suspense, and thrills.” ★★★★★ - “These books are an action-packed adrenaline rush that left me hungry for more! With each twist and turn, I got more invested in Sarah and her family, and I felt their struggles and pain! The series combines my two favorite things for a story - a great, heart-thumping journey and characters I can connect with emotionally. Sarah Roberts is the perfect strong, yet vulnerable, heroine for men and women everywhere to admire!” ★★★★★ - “I love Jonas Saul - my new favorite author.” ★★★★★ - “I am an avid reader of Stephen King and Dean Koontz, and Jonas Saul won me over with this book.” ★★★★★ - “To me, this is the best series I have ever read.” ★★★★★ - “Love the series. Can’t wait till another comes out. Jonas Saul is a great storyteller. Send more!” ★★★★★ - “The way the Sarah Roberts character grows and evolves is superb. Jonas Saul is one of the best contemporary writers alive today.” ★★★★★ - “I haven't read a book by Jonas Saul I haven't loved! Highly, highly, highly recommend!” ★★★★★ - “This is one of the best mystery series ever written. Jonas Saul is amazing. I recommend the entire Sarah Roberts to any reader, whether you’re into mysteries or not.”

The Terror Someone is detonating bombs in the city of Kelowna. There appears to be no MO, which has baffled investigators. Not knowing where the next explosive will be planted and how many more will people will die, the authorities turn to Sarah Roberts. On Sarah’s last trip to Kelowna, she antagonized a member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, who was later murdered. There’s a certain element on the force that doesn’t want any help from Sarah. Sarah comes anyway, struggling to balance what her sister tells her and what she’s capable of doing when several officers stand in the way of progress. After a bold attempt on her life, Sarah is forced to work alone to stop the homegrown terrorist striking fear in the citizens of Kelowna. What she can’t account for is the motive behind the bombings and the sinister—even demonic—man who is willing to stop at nothing to get what he wants. And what he wants is a place beside the Devil himself. Lucifer is his master on earth as he is in Hell. When Vivian is blocked from Sarah’s consciousness—fresh off their recent Pact in Denmark where Sarah understood they’d be closer than ever before—Sarah endeavors to understand who from the Other Side is capable of such a thing. Not much scares Sarah Roberts anymore, but when she discovers the truth behind what really happened when she and Vivian made their pact, she’s frightened to the core.

The Chase (Sarah Roberts Book Nineteen) When Sarah Roberts arrives at the airport, she’s abducted by Toronto’s organized crime group, the ’Ndrangheta, before her boyfriend can get her to safety. Shackled in a floating prison, Sarah discovers why they took her, and how it will affect the people she loves. The chase is on to find Sarah, but she’s about to be released in exchange for the one her captors really want. Someone who saved Sarah’s life in the past—and who is willing to die for her. Bound, gagged, and out of options, Sarah is forced to act as bait to lure her friends from hiding. With her deceased sister Vivian strangely silent, the only help Sarah receives is from the muted dead, and they aren’t saying much. The Chase leads Sarah to discover murder isn’t always the answer. Sometimes mass murder works better.

The Betrayal (Sarah Roberts Book Twenty) Sarah Roberts has been betrayed, but she has no idea who is orchestrating events behind the scenes. When a bus en route to a maximum-security facility is destroyed, leaving all thirteen prisoners dead, evidence leads the police to Sarah as a person of interest in the sabotage. Later, during a gang shooting at a motel, Sarah is witnessed at the scene. Now the authorities launch a nation-wide manhunt for Sarah. Even her sister’s messages aren’t making sense, leaving Sarah to wonder what’s happening to her sister, and by extension, to her. She has nowhere to run and soon discovers that everything she’s doing is a mistake. The betrayal might just cost her everything. The end is near and saving other people becomes second on her list. Saving herself becomes the priority—the only way to survive.

Sarah Roberts returns after a two-year hiatus as she heads to Dallas, Texas, and an uncertain future. Her sister has instructed Sarah to stop a truck with human cargo, but her plan goes awry and everything unravels quickly. When people are killed and she’s ID’d in a kidnapping gone wrong, the FBI step in and a manhunt is underway. Sarah still has no idea why she’s in Dallas or what her sister wants her to do. All she does know is she’s been given a prophetic vision of Aaron’s death in Dallas. Ignoring Sarah’s pleas to stay home, Aaron catches the next flight. When he lands in Dallas, Sarah’s sister abandons her, not only leaving her without direction, but also without purpose. In hiding, Sarah begins her own investigation which backfires horribly. If only her sister would return. If only Aaron hadn’t come to Dallas. If only she knew what the hell she was supposed to be doing. If only they could live to see another day. Sarah’s Return pits Sarah against a ruthless enemy, one hiding in the dark, orchestrating a path toward her destruction, and she can’t see any of it coming. Sarah may want to return—to hiding.

Sarah has spent the past decade receiving prophetic messages from her dead sister. Some are easy to understand, others not so much. When Sarah receives only part of a message about a matador beside a woman named Wendy, she realizes her sister is being restricted. Another message comes through forecasting bloodshed and heartache, further confusing the issue. Yet, Sarah is supposed to stop a matador beside Wendy. None of it makes any sense and soon Sarah and Parkman are trying to find a woman named Wendy. MATADOR is an acronym for Man-Portable, Anti-Tank, Anti-Door, shoulder-fired rocket launcher. An illegal arms deal has taken place in the Toronto area, and someone is going to use the MATADOR to take down a commercial airliner. Things quickly go wrong, and the authorities arrest Sarah and Parkman on weapons charges. Their arrest comes to the attention of Canadian military officials who arrange Sarah’s release. They want to know how Sarah acquired the MATADOR, even though she had nothing to do with it. The Canadian military aren’t the only ones interested in MATADOR. Highly trained ex-special forces want their weapons back. And Sarah Roberts can’t tell the good guys from the bad guys or why they all seem to think she has their weapons. In a fight to stay alive, Sarah goes on The Hunt to uncover the people who put a bullseye on her back, while over a dozen mercenaries and armed ex-military types are hunting her. Sarah enters the battle blindly because her sister’s messages are still restricted, except for the one about how it will all end—in bloodshed and heartache.

Shortly after a series of macabre deliveries arrive for Sarah and Aaron, the authorities show up to make arrests. Evidence is found in Sarah’s possession—literally blood on her hands and clothing. A body in a hotel room is connected to her, and an arrest warrant is issued. The police raid Aaron’s dojo and additional body parts are discovered. Alex and Parkman escape with Sarah. They’re the only ones left with their freedom, the only ones in the unique position to find out who set them up and why. As every police officer in Canada and the United States hunts them, they fight to stay alive while searching for whoever planted a target on their backs. Then Vivian whispers something shocking to Sarah. A terrifying secret is revealed that’ll change Sarah’s life and mission forever. But that’s only if she continues doing what she’s doing. The Delivery may be the termination of the journey.

Traps have been set for Sarah Roberts and her closest friends, her inner circle. Aaron is abducted from a restaurant, Parkman is grabbed in his apartment, and the dojo is attacked. Alex barely escapes capture. Then they come for Sarah. As the traps are sprung one by one, and the death toll rises throughout the city, the authorities scramble to contain it. Ultimately, these traps were set to snare Alex. Someone powerful needs him to do a job, something only a man of his unique skillset could accomplish. Of course, Alex will refuse, but would he decline if Sarah’s life hung in the balance? While Sarah tries to piece it together and struggle to stay alive, Alex embarks on a mission that he sees as futile. It’ll ruin his life and lead to a maximum prison sentence no matter how it plays out. When Alex learns the full scope of the mission, he can’t go through with it, even knowing failure is certain death for Sarah. He prays she’ll understand—if she’s still alive—because there’s no way he can complete the job.

When the daughter of a powerful crime boss goes missing, the boss orders a series of deadly interrogations. With no clear answers to what happened to his daughter, he calls upon Sarah Roberts with an ultimatum. Either she finds his daughter, or there will be consequences involving her own child. Faced with this, Sarah plans a retaliation like nothing she has ever done before. No one threatens her daughter without repercussions. But when those retaliation plans backfire, people close to her get hurt, making her rethink her strategy. Then the FBI step in with an ultimatum of their own. Sarah must wear a wire to entrap the crime boss, or face prosecution. Burdened with two ultimatums, Sarah makes the only choice she knows—to go it alone and do it her way—which proves to be a fatal mistake. What lengths will a mother go to protect her child? What choice can she make when faced with impossible decisions? What losses will she have to face in The Ultimatum?

A Toronto homicide detective receives a letter threatening multiple murders are about occur in the most horrific ways. He reaches out to Sarah Roberts for help because the letter states the murders are inspired by Sarah. While the detective and Sarah try to figure out why he received the letter, the first three bodies are discovered. Brutally murdered, with one of the victims tortured in a depraved manner, they learn why that homicide detective was chosen—he knew the victims personally. Not only that, he knows the location the bodies were found—his teenage stomping grounds. Who is going after the detective’s close friends with such malice? Why is Sarah Roberts involved? Before the investigation gets underway, Vivian warns Sarah to be mentally prepared for the horror that comes next. As they search for the killer, they realize it’s too late to save everyone. But perhaps that was the point—some people were meant to die.

Kelvin Swan does not handle rejection well. He wrote a sure-fire bestseller—a novel that would sell millions. The world would not believe one man could be so creative. But New York’s top publishers rejected it. They condemned Kelvin and his work. Then he discovers New York and the film industry has stolen his novel idea. He’s infuriated and wants revenge. Meanwhile, Sarah Roberts is summoned to New York by her sister to help stop the madman. She soon learns there’s more to it than finding a murderer on the loose. This revenge plot dates back seventeen years to an incident at a party—a murder that began this whole sordid tale. When the killings start, and New York City is shaken by the ruthlessness of it all, Sarah finds herself in a race to not only stop the madman, but to also stop his book from seeing the light of day—because the condemned author is writing a new novel, one that no one will be able to resist—a play-by-play murder novel in realtime, written and created as it happens.

Sarah Roberts has disappeared without a trace. When Aaron and Darwin attempt to find her, they learn that Alex is gone, too. Days later, Aaron watches live coverage of a break-in involving a woman who appears to be Sarah. The news coverage continues with footage of Sarah kidnapping an autistic man from a special needs center at gunpoint. Then, witnesses place Sarah at the scene of multiple murders. Authorities are now appealing for Sarah Roberts to turn herself in. As the hunt for Sarah escalates, Darwin posits a theory that this is payback for something that happened weeks ago—something personal to Sarah—and she won’t stop until those responsible have paid in full. The problem is, they’re powerful men, and even with Alex by her side, the two of them aren’t enough. Sarah needs an army to beat the people she’s after, or they will kill her. Payback can be a bitch, but Sarah has never had an issue filling those shoes before …

Sarah Roberts has a problem she can’t overcome. Her sister gave her sketchy details about a woman in trouble. There is no description, no age, no identifiers of any sort—just where the woman will be, and at what time. On limited information, Sarah enters a roadside café north of New York City in search of that woman, hoping she’ll find her in time. Once inside, she finds several women sitting alone at different tables, bikers grouped around another table, two state troopers watching everyone who enters, and a nervous waitress. Something is about to happen, but Sarah has no idea what exactly, or which woman she’s there to help. The errors Sarah makes in that café costs lives, and embroils Sarah in a conspiracy so big that it prompts Vivian to offer a dire warning for Sarah to leave New York and head home. The future is unknown, except to Vivian, who sees Sarah in a grave unless she leaves. Sarah never runs from a fight. She refuses her sister’s wishes, determined to stay and fix her mistakes. Even if the consequences are ones she can’t live with.

When Sarah arrives home after being away for a month, her house is empty and her daughter and boyfriend are missing. There’s even a FOR SALE sign on the front lawn. At the martial arts gym her boyfriend owns, she finds it empty, a FOR LEASE sign in the window. After calling every number she knows for friends and loved ones and getting nowhere, panic sets in. Something terrible has happened, and she’s determined to figure it out. Later that same night, she’s in a car accident with Parkman. Whoever hit them grabs Parkman. Now he’s disappeared, too. With everyone missing and no answers as to what’s happening, Sarah goes on the warpath to discover those responsible for this personal attack on her family. When she discovers who it is and what they’ve done, her anger boils over into a wrath she can’t quell. At least not until everyone responsible is dead.

Sarah Roberts and her boyfriend are driving across the U.S. when a random stop at a Wyoming gas station turns their road trip into a nightmare. A frantic woman jumps into their car and begs Sarah to drive her to safety. Before Sarah can respond, the woman’s pursuers snatch her from the car—and grab Sarah, too. When Aaron returns with coffees, Sarah’s missing, and there’s blood spatter in the car. Police suspect foul play and believe Aaron may be involved. Vivian tried to warn her, but Sarah had to handle things her way. This time, she may be fighting on the wrong side.

When a network of professional criminals execute multiple assaults on businesses across the city, thinning the emergency response, authorities soon learn it was staged for a larger, more profitable job—one that Sarah Roberts attempts to foil. The authorities plan an effective countermeasure for the future and ask Sarah Roberts for help. Will it happen again? Can she forewarn them so they can properly distribute their resources? With blood on her hands from the first assault, Sarah has to become the decoy to avoid the loss of multiple lives when the professionals strike again. Money comes and goes, but the lives of innocents can’t be replaced. When Sarah learns their true motives, she discovers it’s her life in danger, and there’s nothing she can do about it now—because she’s The Decoy.