The lead defense attorney in the O.J. Simpson case recalls his life in court, and reflects on success, fame, and the lessons he has learned about American society.

The British are plotting to kidnap George Washington in this historical thriller set in 1780. Spies, turncoats, and double agents abound as Washington's army becomes mutinous in New Jersey while the enemy, across the Hudson in New York, has recruited a beautiful woman named Flora to distract the Americans.

Thriller extraordinaire Frederick Forsyth spins a tale based on Gaston Lereaux's classic THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA. Set in 1906, twelve years after the tragic, disfigured hero escapes the opera house in Andrew Lloyd Weber's musical version, this story finds the Phantom living in New York City under the name Eric Mulheim and accumulating enormous wealth--first as a con artist, then as a Wall Street tycoon. Still desperate for beautiful Christine de Chagny's love and affection, he spends millions building the world's greatest opera house--a prop that he hopes might lure her to New York. But as the Phantom schemes for Christine's love, he stumbles upon a secret so potent it will change his life forever.

In this thriller, Saddam Hussein has a secret weapon which must be neutralized by the West .

For many years, Sam McCready has been the bad boy of British Intelligence. Known as a maverick, McCready, aka "The Deceiver," is in danger of losing his career for his unorthodox ways.

One of the most well-known actors of his generation, Michael J. Fox first came to prominence with his seven-year stint as Alex Keaton on the popular TV show FAMILY TIES. In what would have been the middle of a successful career in both film and television, he was diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease, a condition that eventually led to his retirement from in front of the cameras (though he continued to contribute his voice to a number of successful animated films). In this memoir, he recounts his life and career, his battle with alcohol, and, of course, his ongoing struggle with Parkinson's.

When a father-and-son duo team up to take on a dangerous foe, they uncover the political corruption that lies behind the world of horse racing.

Sid Halley finally came to believe that his friend Ellis Quint, a paragon of the horse racing world, committed a horrible crime. But the rest of the racing community refuses to accept Halley's charges, turning on Halley instead.

Based on stories in the author's family, this novel is about a wounded Civil War soldier who walks away from the hospital and finds his arduous way home to his sweetheart--a cultured young woman who has been forced to learn the brutal ways of farm life. The stories of the two lovers are intertwined; when they converge, they find that their worlds have changed radically, and so have they. Winner of the 1997 National Book Award for fiction.