Ana is. Ana was. Ana will be. The voices, they follow. She may blur them out but they trot like a herd behind her heels. She must break free or she will be stuck in this cycle of physical, sexual and emotional abuse until her final...
From Publishers Weekly
Scottoline's previous thrillers (Dead Ringer; Courting Trouble; etc.) have featured the women of the all-female Philadelphia law firm Rosato and Associates, and have concerned the usual elements of murder, stalking, bribery...
A wooden doll in a tiny coffin and an Internet role-playing game are the only clues Inspector John Rebus has to follow when his investigation of a student's disappearance leads him on a trail that stretches back into Edinburgh's...
There were five dead men in the cabin of the boat, lying under six fathoms of Caribbean water. But the men had not been drowned: they had been shot through the head at close range. John Fletcher had gone down to photograph a sunken ship, but he...
What-or who-could turn a gifted little boy into a murderous thing that calls itself "Satan's Child"? In search of an answer, a man named Burke travels from a festering welfare hotel to a neat frame house where a voodoo priestess presides over a...
May 2014's UK Kindle #1 and #2 Bestsellers in the 'Alternative History' genre.
The fourth volume in the Armageddon's Song series, 'The Longest Night', together with the fifth and final piece of the jigsaw 'Crossing the Rubicon'.
The Longest...
In the Midnight Museum - Bram Stoker Award-nominated for Superior Achievement in Long Fiction, 2005 Martin Tyler is a 44-year-old janitor whose life has come to a sputtering halt; he has no friends, no family, and no promise of better days ahead....