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No Safe Haven by Lynne Scott.

Sergeant Jackie Johnson is ready for her one week break from the Phoenix PD. She’s looking forward to going home to the family ranch and spending some time in the saddle and hanging out with her brothers. However, her peaceful week takes a turn when her old partner calls and begs her to take his witness with her and hide him at the ranch. The Ataúd Cartel has someone inside the department, and the only safe place for him is outside of the city.
Ben Skylar no more wants to go with Jackie than she wants to take him. He just wants his life as a conductor and composer back. He saw too much and is able to identify a murderer whose bullet could have cut Ben down that night. And when he thought he was protected by the police, the killers came for him again. Now he’s running for his life, and Jackie and her family may be the only ones who can offer him a safe haven.

Editor: Arwen Newman
Cover Design: Liquid Reality Studios
135,000 words/371 pages

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“Another military thriller from Scott (The Embassy Guards, 2013, etc.) featuring a compelling female lead… ” ~ Kirkus Reviews

Vapor Point by Lynne Scott.

After her return from a deployment to Afghanistan, Jenna Robinson’s life is spiraling out of control. Too much booze, too many nightmares, and an emotionally abusive and controlling mother have put her on a collision course with her family and her job. She accepts an offer to step out of her personal tornado and start over as a deputy in a small county in Utah. It’s her chance to climb out of the bottle, make peace with her past, and distance herself from her mother. 

Jenna and Morgan must work together if they are to save each other, knowing each moment could be their last.

Editor: Marcia Lindley
Cover Design: Liquid Reality Studios
108,000 words/301 pages

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“Ms. Scott reminds us that our military are never far from the grip of danger. The Embassy Guards is another great read!!!” – Harry E. Yarnell

The Embassy Guards by Lynne Scott.

When Marine Sergeant C.J. MacLean reports for duty at the embassy armory, she finds herself in an unusual position and quickly figures out that the small group of Marines she’s to work with isn’t really assigned to the embassy. Master Gunnery Sergeant Nate Jackson already has his hands full when C.J. arrives. The embassy’s new arrogant and demanding major has discovered the unit’s existence and could blow the team’s cover because he believes that Nate’s special operations team belongs to him.

Then, a group of Pakistani terrorists attacks an embassy dinner, and only C.J. and Nate’s actions save the ambassador and a wealthy American weapons manufacturer. Caught on camera while taking out two terrorists, C.J. becomes the target of the surviving cell members. Now Nate and his team are dodging the major, on the trail of the terrorists, and trying to keep C.J. safe, but there’s just one big problem: C.J.’s a Marine. She keeps running to the guns.

102,750 words/283 Pages
Editor: Marcia Lindley
Cover Design: Liquid Reality Studios

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“Multiple genre satisfier!” ~ Jim Lewis

Saving Emily by Lynne Scott.

Janice Bracken loves her career as a bodyguard providing Secret Service-level protection to corporate executives traveling abroad. After a grueling round of travel, she’s looking forward to a few days off and relaxing with her oldest friends in Tucson. Her vacation goals are simple: a decent margarita, a little time by the pool, and finding out if Jim “Mac” MacPherson can live up to the fantasies she’s always had about him. However, Janice’s plans change when she spots Mac’s willful daughter, Emily, in danger at a street fair. There’s a killer preying on young girls in Tucson, and unless Janice can find a way to save her, Emily will be his next victim.

72,500 Words/196 Pages
Editor: Marcia Lindley
Cover Design: Liquid Reality Studios 72,500 Words

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“This is a must have if you have ever served in the US Armed Forces.” ~ A.J.Zywiczynski

Stuck in Korea Time by Lynne Scott.

Korea Time: The time spent on a remote tour or temporary duty in Korea. When you are in Korea, your life is focused on your day-to-day existence. People stationed in Korea measure the time in the number of days left until they can return to the real world.

Air Force First Sergeant Brenda Livingstone may have returned from her assignment in South Korea, but that doesn’t mean she has been able to leave her tour behind. It’s been five years, but the memories of one violent weekend still represent the best and worst of her life – a time when love and honor faced off against fear, pain, and loss.

When her best friend and brother in arms dies, Brenda is brought back together with the only man she ever truly loved, Brigadier General Alan Jamison. Neither of them had been free to pursue their feelings five years earlier, but now they must decide if they can leave what happened in Korea behind so they can face a future together.

84,601 Words/229 Pages
Editor: Marcia Lindley
Cover Design: Liquid Reality Studios

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“Lynne Scott will grab your attention and get your blood pumping!” ~ Heather Rae Scott

A Shared Fear by Lynne Scott.

When genealogist Evie Davis and ATF Agent Joe Graves meet on a flight to Portland, Oregon, each thinks they’ve just become the luckiest people in the world. Both ex-military, they find a common bond in their past vocations as a combat arms instructor and a Marine sniper. Their chance meeting is about to turn their world upside down when they discover Evie is being pursued by a man who is now demanding more than the casual friendship they had – he wants to possess her. Recognizing the danger Evie is in, Joe is ready to protect her, but he has a problem of his own. A contract has been taken out on his life, and the hit man is already waiting in Portland. Thrown together by circumstance, Evie and Joe come to learn they will do whatever it takes to save the other from the dangers that lie ahead.

75,875 Words/213 Pages
Editor: Marcia Lindley
Cover Design: Liquid Reality Studios

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