Best Selling Books by Alan Lee

AN AMAZON MYSTERY BEST SELLER★★★★★ "A rousing crime novel." - Amazon Top Reviewer Mack August, frustrated Los Angeles police detective, moves to a smaller city in Virginia to start over. Rather than join the force, he opens his own P.I. shop and hires out to local attorneys--until Sheriff Stackhouse comes calling, a stunner in designer khakis. Trouble has arrived, she explains, in the form of a gang general from the West Coach. He''s galvanizing the drug trade using vicious strong-arm tactics, and the police can''t identify him. The Sheriff begs Mackenzie to take a temporary assignment teaching at an inner city school, to infiltrate the general''s operative ranks inside, identify the crime boss, and bring him down. It''s an impossible task; he''d be a bull in a china shop. He could lose his license and people might get hurt. But if anyone can pull it off...It''s the next great private detective, Mackenzie August. ★★★★★ "In the company of greats."★★★★★ "Parker, Spillane, Sue Grafton, Raymond Chandler...Alan Lee will soon be in their company." Read Sophomore Slump today and begin the adventure.

Detective Stackhouse is demoted to a patrol car, a political move to punish her for excellence. Her first night back in a cruiser? Halloween. The worst shift of the year. Officer Stackhouse clocks in for her first shift on patrol in years. She''s back in a squad car after drawing the ire of her police chief one too many times. She is paired with a rookie and told to train him, although she knows it''s a set-up. She radios in at six for the late shift, or the graveyard beat, and rolls into the jungle of Halloween. By the time their shift ends at four in the morning, both she and the rookie will be pressed beyond their breaking point, and they''ll have learned that some allies are just wearing a deadly mask. Ride along with Stackhouse from dusk till down, the entire wild night in one explosive book. Book Six of the Girl Who Would Be Sheriff.

Book Three of the Mackenzie August mystery series! Dr. Everett Owens knocks on the door of professional sleuth, Mackenzie August, with a tale of woe-Roanoke City''s premiere residents are being burglarized and Everetts'' been framed for the crime. To investigate, Mackenzie must unearth dirty secrets buried by Roanoke''s royalty. As the plot thickens, Mackenzie''s carefully ordered world is struck by tragedy and he comes ever closer to Veronica Summer''s final secret... Amazon Reviews "I love these books and this author. The writing is crisp, the characters well written, and the storylines are not run of the mill." "Excellent book. A very worthy successor to Robert Parker and his Spenser books." "So glad to find this author! Mr Lee writes with great humor, makes his characters real, and tells a good story! Similar to Lee Child, his main character makes you want more and more!"

Mackenzie August is a married man, a fact he''s stunned to learn about himself.Matrimonial bliss will have to wait, however, as danger comes knocking. Arch nemesisDarren Robbins submerges Mack into the dangerous underworld of the Camorra in Naples, Italy, as retribution for hismany sins against the District Kings. If he ever wants to get back to his son and new bride, Mack will haveto fight his way out...

A portfolio of six oversized paintings from The Hobbit illustrated by award-winning artist and The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit Movie Trilogy film designer, Alan Lee, individually printed on heavyweight stock suitable for framing. First published on 21st September 1937, The Hobbit is a beloved children''s classic that is widely recognized as an international bestseller. It has now been adapted into an acclaimed film trilogy by Peter Jackson starring Martin Freeman as Bilbo, Ian McKellen as Gandalf, Andy Serkis as Gollum, and Benedict Cumberbatch playing both Smaug the Dragon and the Necromancer. Renowned Tolkien artist Alan Lee played a decisive role in shaping Jackson''s vision of The Hobbit, and much of the look of the films can be traced back to the 25 paintings and wealth of pencil drawings that Alan produced for the illustrated 60th anniversary edition of the book. The six pictures contained in this poster collection are taken from those paintings and at 450 x 293mm are large enough to be suitable for hanging or mounting, offering you the chance to enjoy a window into Middle-earth in your own home.

She seeks love. He seeks revenge. Anna Price dreams of escaping her abusive man and the daily grind of a dead-end job. After a traumatic fight for freedom, her hopes become a reality. But not for long.Because Tony Eckerman, the man she used to live with, has secrets--dark, disturbing secrets. Will he destroy her and everything she cares about?One of America''s most enigmatic and wealthy bachelor''s is about to fall in love for the first time. But can he protect the woman of his dreams from her own past?The Anna series is a fast-paced romantic thriller with twists and turns that will keep you enthralled to the last page. With danger closing in, can true love find a way?Find out why the Anna series has over two hundred five star ratings on Goodreads. Get it now.This box set contains all three books: Free Bird, Little Bird, and Bird of Prey.The Anna series includes scenes of violence, sex, and strong language.

This philosophical work outlines a system of ethics based not merely on an individual''s actions, but also the reasons that motivate his chosen actions. Duties are modes of obligations that persons possess within their respective families and communities. While some persons may recognize and accept their personal duties, other persons will refuse any form of duty. The main difference between these two kinds of individuals is based wholly on their motivations. Individuals who fulfill their personal duties will be motivated by some particular virtue, while individuals who reject their duties will be motivated by some particular vice. Therefore, the motivations behind every individual''s will to act necessarily determines the ethical status of his character. Those who are guided by virtue will be mainly responsible for moral acts, while those who are guided by vice will be mainly responsible for immoral acts.