In his major New York Times bestseller, THE LAST DETECTIVE, Robert Crais returned to his signature characters, private investigator Elvis Cole and his enigmatic partner, Joe Pike. Now Crais delivers a stunning, edge-of-your-seat suspense novel that leads Elvis to the very thing he's always searched for ... more »

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No one writes legal suspense like Perri O'Shaughnessy. Blending powerful human drama with legal thrills, mystery, humor, and unforgettable characters, the New York Times bestselling author has created a uniquely entertaining series of novels centered around lawyer and single mother Nina Reilly. Now, ... more »

A man with terminal cancer and a stack of debts hangs himself. It's an open-and-shut suicide--except for a string of numbers inscribed on the man's right arm. Minneapolis Homicide Detective Marshall Bahr can't make sense of the numbers or a few other anomalies until he uncovers an obscure fact in the ... more »

Award-winning writer Boston Teran constantly pushes the boundaries of suspense fiction. The one thing readers can be certain of in his novels is that things are never what they seem. Teran's new novel, The Prince of Deadly Weapons, is no exception. The book begins with a suicide and a murder. In Northern ... more »

Six years after the events of The Jekyl Island Club, Sheriff John Le Brun travels from his native Georgia to England to visit his friend, Geoffrey Moore. Among the stops in Le Brun's tour of London include the 100th anniversary celebration of Nelson's victory at Trafalgar, a typical upper class arts ... more »

Kurt Austin, crew leader of the National Underwater & Marine Agency, investigates a mysterious Venezuelan tribe and its legend of a white goddess. Meanwhile, in California, a billionaire tycoon plans to monopolize the earth's freshwater reserves, and so to dominate the world. Austin travels a twisting ... more »

IT IS THE GREATEST BOUNTY HUNT IN HISTORY. The targets are the finest warriors in the world-commandos, spies, terrorists. And they must all be dead by 12 noon, today. The price on their heads: almost $20 million each. Among the names, one stands out. An enigmatic Marine with the call-sign Scarecrow. ... more »

An aging hitman invests his retirement money in a miniature golf course, inheriting three dysfunctional employees. Even the condo he buys isn't normal with an over-sexed neighbor who discovers his identity and has a price for silence. He's considering coming out of retirement. more »

Summer, 1895, and the social season in Newport is in full swing. Among the Four Hundred, grand entertainments are planned, fashionable outfits are displayed, and people partake of every pleasure, from an outing at Bailey's Beach to tennis at the Casino. Few are unduly troubled by the murder of maids ... more »

Yellow light filled the attic. The light locked with the dust--tons of dust up here--and the atmosphere of the place stuffed his head like a fever. It seemed that he perceived this light with every nerve of his body. The attic was mostly empty but toward the south wall was a queer arrangment of chains ... more »

One tranquil May evening, semi-famous novelist Andrew Thomas strolls down his long gravel drive to check his mailbox. Inside is a note: Greetings. There is a body buried on your property, covered in your blood. The unfortunate young lady's name is Rita Jones. In her jeans pocket you'll find a slip of ... more »