Stephen R. Donaldson is one of America's acclaimed storytellers. In the 1980s, he published three novels about private investigators Mick Axbrewder and Ginny Fistoulari as paperback originals under the pseudonym Reed Stephens. In 2001, Forge published a new novel about these characters, The Man Who Fought ... more »

By the New York Times bestselling author of High Crimes, Paranoia is a Grisham-esque thriller set in a post-boom 21st century economy. With his personal life in decay, a late twenty-something gets caught in one stupid act that spirals out of control, threatening to ruin the lives of thousands. Adam Cassidy ... more »

As a series of brutal murders darkens the Wrightsburg countryside, the killer taunts police by leaving watches on the victims set to the hour corresponding to their position on his hit list. What's more, he strives to replicate notorious murders of the past, improving on them through savage attention ... more »

From the terror of a lightless, smoke-clogged building to the secrets kept by the men and women who trust their partners with their lives, Earl Emerson knows the world of firefighting like no other author-and writes about it with passion and piercing honesty. In his remarkable new thriller, Emerson fuses ... more »

Destiny Donne - Desi for short - is intent on focusing on her career. She will not be derailed from her lifelong dream of becoming a successful exotic animal vet - in fact, she's well on her way until Tom Jenks walks in her door. He brings with him a drug like none she's ever taken, and she's taken them ... more »

A gritty, compelling thriller in the vein of Gabrielle Lord and Minette Walters.  A doctor is gunned down outside her clinic. A young woman is seen running from the scene, but by the time the police arrive all that's left is her gun.  Detectives Paul Harrigan and Grace Riordan are plunged into ... more »

A hardened ex-cop with great instincts, a sharp eye, and a short fuse, Tony Valentine still catches crooks, but a very special breed of them. He nabs hustlers who rob casinos, and finds the fatal flaw that allowed the place to get ripped off in the first place. Sometimes that means biting the hand that ... more »

With this new thriller, New York Times bestselling author Tami Hoag delivers her own message to suspense fans everywhere: Don't turn off the lights, and keep reading if you dare. From the gritty streets of Los Angeles to its most protected enclaves of prestige and power to the ruthless glamour of Hollywood ... more »

In the middle of the night, New York City P.I. Bill Smith gets a call from the local precinct saying that they are holding a teenager claiming to be his nephew. Long estranged from his only sibling, Bill Smith was unaware that his sister and her family had moved to nearby New Jersey and he hasn't seen ... more »

New York film critic Mitch Berger, transplanted to wealthy idyllic Dorset, Connecticut, has met many famous stars and directors, but that doesn't prepare him for the thrill of meeting one of America's outstanding sculptors. What's more, old Hangtown Frye is a film buff, reads Mitch's work and in spite ... more »

Rich and witty, the literary whodunits by Amanda Cross are a delight for readers who like their mysteries smart and suspenseful. Now comes the highly anticipated sequel to her Kate Fansler novel, Honest Doubt, which the Providence Journal called one of [her] best books in years. Here, Cross takes her ... more »

"A well-crafted page-turner that addresses the most important issue of our time. It will keep you reading well into the night."-Vince Flynn A New York Times reporter has drawn upon his experience covering the occupation in Iraq to write the most gripping and chillingly plausible thriller of ... more »