Occasion – The Fugitive I Loved: Linda Winstead Jones; Troublesome Visions, Gayle Wilson

The Fugitive I Loved, Linda Winstead Jones: Is Nick Taggert a killer? For Lynn, nothing is less certain. Yet she has every reason to be afraid of him: Nick took her hostage while she was filming a report on his trial. But, without being able to explain why, her instinct screams that this taciturn, yet attentive and extremely charming man, is the victim of a miscarriage of justice. So when he returns her freedom, Lynn makes the craziest decision of her life: to stay by his side. To prove the innocence of a man who is too perfectly guilty. And perhaps, even if she hesitates to admit it, to let her heart speak in favor of Nick, who irresistibly attracts her.

Disturbing Visions, Gayle Wilson: Find little Raine. And fast. Agent Eden Reddick has felt this sense of urgency since the moment she was assigned the investigation into the disappearance of the little girl, abducted in her sleep forty-eight hours earlier. Who is the scoundrel who dared to attack a child? And how did he manage to leave no clues behind? Outraged but helpless, Eden explores every possible lead. Yet, when a certain Jacob Underwood comes to her and claims to have visions of the kidnapped girl, she hesitates to believe him. Is he just trying to draw attention to himself? Does he really have the power to help her? He is so convincing that Eden feels doubt creep in: if he is telling the truth, will she make a terrible mistake by not listening to him?