Is he mad? Or is he right? Dr. David Tennant has been working for years on the top-secret A.I. project known as Trinity. But he is beginning to wonder about the ethics of the project--and, when he raises these issues with his colleagues, about his own safety. His mental state deteriorates to the point where he seeks help from a psychiatrist, the beautiful Rachel Weiss, to whom he confides his concerns. And when a key Trinity player is murdered, she is forced to believe that he is not just paranoid and delusional but right on target--and by then it may be too late.

When John Waters, a successful businessman, meets the spitting image of his dead college sweetheart, he is a little confused. When this new woman, Eve Summer, begins to intrude on his marriage, he is more than a little concerned. And when Eve reveals things that only his ex knew, John is scared....

A psychological thriller in the vein of SILENCE OF THE LAMBS, Greg Iles’ TRUE EVIL is the story of grieving FBI Agent Karen Crowe, and her desperate attempt to stop the very killer whom she believes took the life of her sister. The story is full of corrupt doctors, suspicious spouses, and an undetectable murder weapon--all set against the idyllic backdrop of the suburbs. It’s explosive, action-packed ending is sure to leave Iles fans gnawing at their nails.

An Islamic terrorist targets the United States.

A collection of memoirs, short fiction, and essays by the bestselling author of THE WORLD ACCORDING TO GARP and A PRAYER FOR OWEN MEANY.

Patrick Wallingford, a TV reporter, is good looking, successful, and a hit with women. On an assignment, his hand is bitten off by a lion, making him into an instant media celebrity. He meets a childless woman who offers him the hand of her dead husband if he will impregnate her. A New York Times Notable Book for 2001.

Wilbur Larch is an abortionist at St. Cloud's orphanage who, in addition to doing his job humanely and conscientiously, struggles with his relationship with his apprentice and adopted son, Homer Wells. The debate over abortion is an important aspect of this novel, in which both sides are presented with sympathy.

A novel in three sections about the life of Ruth Cole: her childhood in the Hamptons, her success as an author, and her experience as a widow on the brink of falling in love. The story begins in the summer of 1958, during Ted and Marion Cole's rocky marriage when their two sons die in a terrible accident. Ruth grows up in the shadow of the memory of the missing boys, about whom the parents talk incessantly. In the second section, the story leaps forward into 1990, when Ruth is on a speaking tour, and the action moves ahead to 1995 in the final third. This disturbing yet humorous novel touches upon the passage of time, the severity of grief, and a writer's relationship to her work. A New York Times Notable Book for 1998.