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Journey to MARS, Earths first colony in space, where dreams of exploration collide with deadly ambition. Men are willing to kill for a coveted ticket to this new frontier, and once they arrive, the violence only escalates. Ralph Graham has longed for this moment since boyhood, armed with the authority to claim his place on Mars‚Aîif he can survive long enough to do so. MARS holds the promise of unimaginable wealth for humanity, but also the peril that comes with it. In this gripping tale set against the backdrop of the god of war, prepare for a thrilling adventure filled with high stakes ...

She wields her knife with such precision, the man feels no pain -- only a confusing warmth, a misleading euphoria. And then, she begins to twist... Back and forth goes the blade, tormenting her victim to the brink of sanity. His only choices are to fight back, or succumb to a fate far worse... The twisted tale of a woman of pure sadism, and the lives she entangles in her wicked web. Meet Pulitzer Prize-winning writer Fred Ellers, who strayed from his path due to the allure of fame... Joe Fenton, who views crime as a complex disease to be studied, and policing as a game of the mind... And Ruth ...

A museum guard stands convicted of mass murder, after a mysterious visitor calls upon the curator and asks to see some ancient, Egyptian bones. This tale of horror features a full cast of voice actors with sound effects and music.

"She'll insert the knife so delicately that the man won't feel any pain at all. Just a warm gratefulness, an intoxicating sort of happiness. Then she'll start twisting the blade back and forth... back and forth until the poor devil has been tormented beyond endurance. He'll either wrap a nylon stocking around her beautiful white throat, or something worse ... something uglier ..." Here is the story of a sadistic woman, and the warped lives of those who loved... and hated her. Fred Ellers, the Pulitzer Prize winning writer who was corrupted by fame... Joe Fenton, who considered crime a ...