Books like Naked Truth by Amy J. Fetzer

On a high‑stakes counter‑terrorism mission, Sydney Westbrook seeks a perfect assassin. The chosen sniper, J.D. Steele, with a troubled past and a formidable reputation, must prove himself—and protect the woman who matters most.

American translator Chloe Underwood leaves Paris for a weekend gig at a remote chateau, only to uncover her clients are illegal arms dealers. When a hit is ordered, she is pursued and drawn into a dangerous game of survival and intrigue.

Franciscan priest and spirituality author Rohr (Everything Belongs) again brings his energy to the reclamation of the Christian mystical tradition. He has a lot of scripture on his side, with many citations from the gospels and epistles. He also offers a distinctive definition of prayer as a nondualistic way of seeing the moment. To see as a mystic sees is to pray continually, as scripture enjoins. Some of his criticisms of institutional forms of religiosity as a barrier to seeing with insight are familiar. Yet his understanding of prayer as a tool for contemplation and transformation is forcefully argued. The somewhat theoretical re-reading of Catholic Christian tradition is brought down to earth by a series of appendixes that contain practices for those who want to know what to do; attaining insight is not self-evident nor is it easy. Rohr is enriched by other world religious traditions, but clearly knows his own. Those interested in contemplative Christianity, and particularly Catholics interested in their own tradition, will benefit from this book.

A collection of four fresh tales that explore the bond—and the bite—of love, with each story revealing the truth that men and women play risky, delicious games to win hearts.

A high‑stakes thriller set at the nation’s crisis‑management hub, Op‑Center.

When U.S. and British intelligence uncover a looming Al Qaeda plot, they must disguise a seasoned war veteran as an Arab Taliban commander to infiltrate the enemy and avert catastrophe.