He Counts Their Tears by S. Shanks

A fresh type of horror has emerged.
Aaron, the main character, is an extremely narcissistic, spoiled sociopath. He is incapable of emotions but has an uncontrollable need to feel the few emotions he is capable of triggering. This is where the horror begins

You get to know the main characters as the story unfolds. The reader is left wondering about various people and incidents.
Aaron is more than a murderer. Worse in some ways. The majority of his victims can still breath when he’s gotten what he needs from them. His family has money and connections. This is a man that has no limits.
I was stunned by what Aaron was able to continuously do. Reality set in at some point when I realized these people do walk among us. Aaron is a fictional character. I certainly hope and pray it is not possible to gain control of another person the way he does.

This is only the beginning of the horror and havoc Arron causes in his world.  A second book is on the way which I can not wait for.

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Legally Gone: A Novel by Sally Shanks

The kids always pay in a bitter divorce. Especially when one parent never wanted them. Some of these parents found a way to have their burden relieved.  Money can buy everything. Computers taking over the world is the least of our worries. What if the children become one with these machines? This book takes you to a place you do not want to know about.

Environmentally Friendly by Elias Zanbaka

Wow. Be ready. This gets right to the action, drama, and plot in the first paragraph. How do you handle a highly trained killing machine with PTSD. Right place was in favor for this story. It’s never black and white. Responsibly and guilt are the protagonists here. Awesome.