Now retired from his post as head of the FBI's Behavioral Science Unit, Armenian-American sleuth Gregor Demarkian investigates a politically sensitive murder-suicide that took place in a local church.

The Lament family is the focus for this novel by a South African writer now living in Brooklyn. The story begins when a baby named Will is adopted by Howard and Julia Lament, who then produce twin boys. Howard's engineering job takes the family to various parts of the globe, ending up finally in a New Jersey suburb. The novel follows Will's life as he struggles to discover who he is in the context of both the very eccentric Lament family and the rest of the world.

A man is discovered dead in the woods. He is the abusive husband of Jessie Hatch, who had just been persuaded to leave him by Dr. Rhea Vann, the operator of the Cherokee Nation clinic. Jessie's brother, Henderson Sixkiller, has broken out of jail to save her. Everyone suspects Henderson of the murder of Jessie's husband.. Meanwhile the town is spooked by reported sightings of the Fire Carrier, an evil spirit of Cherokee lore.

Third in a series about the wisecracking lawyer Sean Drummond, THE KINGMAKER finds Drummond assigned to the defense of a U.S. Army general who is accused of spying for the Russians.

JAG lawyer Major Sean Drummond is lent out to a civilian white-shoe D.C. law firm for a year, where he immediately manages to annoy the partners. Then the previous holder of his position is murdered, the first in a series of deaths, and Drummond is on the case.

When Eulalee McBride is accused of murdering her no-good husband, her best friend, Mississippi sleuth Sarah Delaney, tries to clear her name.

A collection of 11 short stories, including "Blood Sisters" and "More Than the Sum of His Parts", and three poems, including 1984 Rhysling Award winner "Saul's Death".

Chet Gecko, a fourth-grader who's a daring detective, must try and find Jimmy, Shirley Chameleon's brother. Will he be able to do it? With black-and-white illustrations.

Originally published in Britain as "The Berlin Memorandum," this book introduces Quiller, an agent for a British spy agency that is so secretive that it has no official existence. Quiller spent World War II infiltrating Nazi camps to arrange escapes, and in this post WW II story, he exposes a neo-Nazi conspiracy group in Berlin.

Thorn, the hero of "Under Cover of Daylight," returns to the Florida Keys, a perfect setting for crazed drug smugglers and lost lovers. Here Thorn discovers a new love, a dead friend, and a renewed faith in an old principle: when you don't give a damn, you can be damn near indestructible.

Thorn, the hero of "Under Cover of Daylight," returns to the Florida Keys, a perfect setting for crazed drug smugglers and lost lovers. Here Thorn discovers a new love, a dead friend, and a renewed faith in an old principle: when you don't give a damn, you can be damn near indestructible.