A female bounty hunter tracks a serial killer with nothing left to lose—and finds a rural mountain town with a secret hidden behind its serene façade . . . . National Indie Excellence Award Finalist After serial killer Randall Burton is diagnosed with a terminal disease, he decides to jump bail and go out in a blaze of glory. One woman stands in his way. Her name is Counsel Fungo, and she's an exceptionally talented bounty hunter, if a little eccentric. Officially, her two canine companions are therapy dogs. But she considers them partners. Counsel will do anything to stop criminals from preying on the vulnerable, and she's intent on stopping Randall Burton. Randall's trail leads to sleepy Rancor, Pennsylvania. Tucked away in the Poconos, its been named one of the "Safest Towns in America." Its citizens are mostly widowers, bowlers, and bingo players. But there's a reason no one...

Whatever happened to Jane Roe’s baby? Norma McCorvey (1947-2017), of Caddo-Comanche heritage, did not terminate the pregnancy that led her to become the anonymous plaintiff of the landmark U.S. Supreme Court women’s rights case Roe v Wade because in 1971, when the motion was first argued, abortion in the U.S. was illegal. The Jane Roe real-life child would now be a woman in her late forties, the potential of her polarizing celebrity unknown to her. A splintered U.S. religious rights group has blackmailed its way into learning the identity of the Roe baby, the product of a closed adoption. To what end, only a new Supreme Court case will reveal. Tourette’s afflicted K9 bounty hunter Judge Drury, a retired Marine, stands in the way of the splintered group’s attempt at stacking the Supreme Court via blackmail, murder, arson, sleight of hand, and secret identities