In this free Rizzoli & Isles short story from New York Times bestselling author Tess Gerritsen, author of The Silent Girl, a bizarre death comes with a supernatural twist. Homicide cop Jane Rizzoli and medical examiner Maura Isles have seen...
Rarely does a publisher introduce a novel of such devastating power.
We invite you to open the first page of The Collector.
We believe you will be compelled to read on.
He tells the story first — Frederick Clegg, an obscure...
With her darkly seductive Psy/Changeling world, Nalini Singh has created "a sensual, dangerous adventure not to be missed" (New York Times bestselling author Lora Leigh). Now, as the deadly Psy Council tightens its grip, a rebel Psy scientist finds...
WHEN IT COMES TO AMERICAN FREEDOM, ONE MAN IS ABOVE THE LAW.
He is quiet, invisible, deadly — and the newest weapon on the front lines of a technologically advanced war. As part of a top-secret initiative called Third Echelon, National...
Published for the first time under his own name, a dark and haunting story from #1New York Timesbestselling author Michael Connelly
Like his father before him, Brian Holloway is a safe man. That is, his specialty is opening safes....
Port Mortuary, the title of Patricia Cornwell's 18th Scarpetta novel, is literally a port for the dead. In this fast-paced story, a treacherous path from Scarpetta's past merges with the high tech highway she now finds herself on. We travel back...
A wealthy, slightly sinister London art dealer develops a voyeuristic obsession with his assistant, Anna, and hires an amoral male model to seduce her while he watches from behind a screen — but his impulses lead to nasty surprises — including...
An abandoned Southwark warehouse burns next door to a women’s shelter for victims of spousal abuse. Within it lies the charred corpse of a female body burned beyond all recognition. At the same time, workers at Guy’s Hospital anxiously discuss...
Ever wonder how things might have been different for Rick Blaine, the ostensibly selfish nightclub owner from Casablanca, had he lived in Japan during the 1940s, rather than Morocco? Martin Cruz Smith offers a reasonable scenario in December...