Published in November 2001 by Covos-Day Books, this 233-page thriller is set in South Carolina and follows an investigation into the thirty-year-old disappearance of twin girls. As characters Harriet Ross, Balt Monroe, and Hollis "Doc" Halliday delve into the mystery, they uncover secrets involving racial hatred, murder, and a powerful state senator determined to keep the past hidden.
Published in 2002 by Doubleday, it is a powerful historical novel set during World War I. The story follows the lives of two Scottish families—one of wealthy landowners and one of shopkeepers—as their destinies intertwine through the onset of the war.Â
The story follows Commandant Michel de Palma of the Marseille murder squad as he investigates a series of brutal, ritualistic killings. The murderer, who calls himself "The Hunter," leaves behind a signature: a drawing of a three-fingered hand, mimicking prehistoric engravings found in an underwater cavern off the coast of Marseille. De Palma must navigate a secretive group of pre-history professors to unravel a mystery that links modern crimes to the Ice Age.Â
The story is about a hardened U.S. Marshal assigned to protect a cold federal judge he initially resents. As danger escalates, he is forced to reconsider his opinion of her.
The story follows librarian Laura Griffith, whose sixteen-year-old sister disappears, leaving only a brief note. Laura recruits former ATF agent turned private investigator James "Dev" Devlin to help find her. As they investigate, they uncover a sinister and deadly situation.
The story follows reporter Moira Harrison, who believes she hit someone with her car during a storm, only for the victim and a supposed witness to disappear without a trace.
The story follows Finn McGregor, a former Army Ranger seeking peace in the woods after a disastrous mission. His retreat is interrupted when he meets Dana Lewis, a publishing executive who is being targeted by a mysterious and increasingly dangerous foe.
Published by Revell, a division of Baker Publishing Group, this 300-page Christian suspense thriller follows a woman's dangerous quest for the truth after receiving a mysterious letter from her supposedly deceased sister.
The story begins with fifteen-year-old Beth and her brother Sam, who are orphaned and decide to seek a new life in America.Â
On a steamer to New York, they form a group with two others, Theo and Jack, to seek their fortunes.
Beth achieves success playing her fiddle in saloons, where fans nickname her "Gypsy".
After trouble with local gangsters, the group flees to Canada to join the Klondike gold rush, embarking on a treacherous journey through snowy mountains and rapids toward the Yukon valley.
