Mark
Love
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Mark
Love
has
always
enjoyed
a
good
story.
After
working
as
a
freelance
reporter,
he
turned
his creative efforts to fiction and
successfully published several short stories, including one that began
“It was a dark and stormy night. No, really,
it was!” Mark continues to find inspiration for a story, a character or
a scene in the strangest places and times, like at the gym, riding his
motorcycle or standing in
line at a restaurant. “Desperate Measures” is his third published
novel with Agora International. He is currently working on a
sequel for “Balancing Act”. Mark resides
in Michigan with his wife, Kim and sons Travis and Cameron.
Write to him at: ContactMarkLove@yahoo.com
Other titles by Mark Love
“Balancing Act”
“Fade Away”
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What
begins
as
a
routine
experiment
at
a
research
facility in idyllic
North Carolina suddenly tears apart the night, leaving death and
destruction in its wakeFormer soldier Vince Tyrell, working as a
security guard at the site, finds himself the subject of an intense
search. Blamed for the explosion and the loss of life, the police are
pursuing him. His recent employers are also searching, anxious to
silence his claims of innocence. But Tyrell has his own agenda. Injured
in the chemical blast, he discovers that his wounds heal
quickly, but with a remarkable side effect. Now he's undertaking a
cross country search, seeking out those responsible, determined to find
a way to reverse the process before it is too late. Before he "Fades
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Jamie
Richmond,
a
former
reporter
turned
novelist,
is
doing
research
for
a
character
in
an
upcoming
book,
when
she
witnesses the shooting of a
police officer. Suddenly her quiet routine world is torn apart. Despite
the encouragement of others to put the incident behind her, Jamie feels
compelled to unravel the mystery of the shooting. At the same time she
becomes romantically involved with Malone, another police officer who
may not be all he appears to be. Determined to find the answers, Jamie
unknowingly puts things into motion that cannot end cleanly. |
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Some writers never catch a break.
Nicholas Burr is one of those writers. His only
publications are as a
ghostwriter for a dead man's children's series. His paychecks are
slender, his life is in a rut and his marriage is beyond repair.
Nicholas decides
to write a book no one can refuse, a "How to Kill Your Wife"
story.
Three days after he submits it to his publisher, his wife
disappears.Soon
the police are involved. Did he really kill his wife to get his
book
into print? Would someone like Nicholas Burr go to such lengths,
hoping that the payoff of a bestseller might just be worth the risk?
Could such desperate times really lead to . . . Desperate Measures
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