Books by Kay Thomas

Personal Target: An Elite Ops Novel

by Kay Thomas

(413 reviews)

AEGIS: an elite team of ex-military men working under the radar of most governments. If you have a problem no one else can handle, they can help. A former SEAL and Black Ops specialist who left the CIA, Nick Donovan gave up a life on the edge to work in the private sector. But that didn't stop his enemies from coming after him--or his family. In a case of mistaken identity, a drug cartel kidnaps... See More

Length: 375 Pages (1,485 KB)/Lending: Not Enabled

Hard Target: Elite Ops - Book One

by Kay Thomas

(346 reviews)

The first installment in the Elite Ops series, featuring sexy ex-military men... and the women who rescue their hearts. Former DEA agent Leland Hollis wasn't planning on being a hero. Recovering from an injury sustained during a drug bust gone wrong and with more personal demons than he cares to admit, he wants nothing more than peace and a chance to rebuild his life. But when Anna Mercado's... See More

Length: 384 Pages (2,062 KB)/Lending: Not Enabled

Easy Target: An Elite Ops Novel

by Kay Thomas

(373 reviews)

AEGIS: an elite team of ex-military men who will do anything for their country... and their women Fighting to clear her brother of murder, freelance reporter Sassy Smith is suddenly kidnapped and thrown into a truck with other women who are about to be sold... or worse. When she sees an opportunity for escape Sassy takes it, but she may have just jumped from the frying pan into the fire. Former... See More

Length: 330 Pages (2,528 KB)/Lending: Not Enabled

Pity Becomes You

by Kay Thomas

(12 reviews)

Pity Becomes You is the story of a woman with dementia who avoids dealing with the reality of life. Unfortunately the truth of who she is finds her in the end. Parts of the novel are told from other people's perspectives giving readers a sense of the scope of Vera's problems. There is a story within the story layered and intertwined. Perhaps, there is a third story, too, reaching out for readers... See More

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AGREEABLE: A Best Food Day Mystery (The Tongue and Cheek Mystery Series Book 1)

by Kay Thomas

(2 reviews)

AGREEABLE: A Best Food Day Mystery is the first in The Tongue and Cheek Mystery Series introducing Althea Chutney, food critic at the local newspaper. When Althea discovers something irregular about LaGuardo's Italian Bistro while interviewing the restaurant's chef, she begins connecting the dots to a case which has baffled the FBI for months. Keeping up with Althea as she races to uncover the... See More

Length: 122 Pages (439 KB)/Lending: Not Enabled

Shimmering Japanese Sunlight

by Kay Thomas

(3 reviews)

Shimmering Japanese Sunlight is one woman's experience traveling to Japan where she discovers the unexpected in a treasure of an island country. Thomas travels for knowledge rather than information, and this collection of essays invites you to see through the author's eyes with her glint of humor how she engages with the overall politeness in the nature of the Japanese people, and the surprising... See More

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I'll Be Honest with You

by Kay Thomas

(2 reviews)

I'll Be Honest with You is a collection of essays about everything under the sun including the kitchen sink - seriously. Thomas takes on a new challenge writing minimally leaving readers to piece together what they want from brief "flashes," or eruptions of ideas. It's a book to be picked up and read over and over for snippets of truth sprinkled with a good portion of playfulness. See More

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A Smidgen of Irish Luck

by Kay Thomas

(6 reviews)

A SMIGEN OF IRISH LUCK is a collection of essays taking you on one woman's adventures in Ireland. Planting her feet on Irish soil is all it requires to see extraordinary where there is ordinary, to engage in conversations in the oddest of places and adjust to the inevitable raindrops like a local. You will follow Thomas on her search for the elusive four-leaf clover, face a kiss at the Blarney... See More

Length: 96 Pages (457 KB)/Lending: Enabled/Published: Mar 10, 2014

Don't Whatever Me, Ever

by Kay Thomas

(1 review)

Don't Whatever Me, Ever is a collection of essays that first appeared in print in Thomas' popular biweekly column, AND ONE MORE THING... in the Livingston County News. Thomas dumps the bucket list for its waste of time, ponders the mystery of socks disappearing in the dryer, rolling out toilet paper and becoming a twitter maniac rather than a bingo expert. She searches for true beauty, embraces... See More

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The Kids We Were

by Nick Scott Greene

The Kids We Were is a collection of poetry for charity, the arts, and young people. Any and all profits will be donated to an organization supporting youth involvement in the arts as selected by the editor - with consideration of the additional authors - for a period of six to twelve months. Every little bit counts, please help expand the imagination of our children. Current Selection: NYC... See More

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