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The Black Chamber
David Chacko introduced Stephen Warfield in his earlier novel, the Iron Rose, as the man who unravels puzzles at America's most secret intelligence organization--NSA. In The Black Chamber, Warfield conducts his greatest manhunt in search of his former lover, who stands at the center of the most damaging scandal in US history. The story that unfolds at the highest levels is driven by the lowest motives--a secret war in Central America and the shadow of the cocaine cartel. Follow Warfield--code-name Mariner--until no more scandals can be found.
Red Bishop One
The third volume of The Iron Rose is Stephen Warfield's most intriguing adventure into the world of the Colombian drug cartels as they mix with presidential politics. Blackmail and the threat of assassination color every page of Red Bishop One.
Like a Man
"On December 28, 1941, two paratroopers night drop into Nazi-occupied territory. Their mission is to assassinate the second most powerful man in the German high command. Many other men parachuted deep behind enemy lines only to meet their fate at the hands of the Gestapo, but the team known as Anthropoid carried out their orders with awesome precision. The result was the most successful clandestine mission of the Second World War and one of the most successful in the history of warfare. Follow Anthropoid as the team moves from the heartbreak of a bad drop to its careful integration into the closely guarded networks of the resistance underground. Watch as this highly skilled team surfaces for the slow sure deliberation of the kill. Share the furious aftermath as they fight an entire SS regiment to the death in the heart of the German Reich"--P. [4] of cover.
The God App
When Greg Louden is called in to investigate a theft of intellectual property at a software firm, he has no idea what is at stake. He can't imagine that lines of code are things people will kill and die for. But after he stumbles upon a brutal murder in the past that links to the present, he starts to believe it. Who invented this program that calculates the future with god-like precision? How can it do what it does? It won't take Louden long to see that the man who knows what will happen tomorrow can take what he likes from today. If he happens to be a legendary figure on Wall Street with an obscure past, he can have it all--as soon as he eliminates the one man who stands in his way.
Graveyard Eyes
The torture and murder of a prominent businesswoman launches a police investigation that ruffles the collar of the gigantic city of Istanbul. Inspector Levent, the man the department calls when discretion is demanded, uses all his skills to make his way through a maze of sex and hot money, obscured at every turn by the realities of power. When he reaches the pinnacle of society, the discoveries that he makes provide a scintillating top-down view of Turkey, the Moslem country on the verge of entry into the EU.
A Long Way from Eden
A Long Way from Eden opens with an Act of God--a sinkhole that erupts in the sandy soil of Florida to reveal the body of a young woman. Finding her killer takes Sergeant Adam Templeton of Pine County Homicide on a journey through the urban wilds of the New Eden. The hunt does not stop until the last act of a messianic man in an idyllic compound at the edge of the sea.
The Brimstone Papers
"The Brimstone Papers tells the story of Potter's early years and the events that precede his arrival in England as a prisoner. In doing so, the novel focuses on the first year of the Revolutionary War and the hectic action that takes place in New England from the spring to the deep winter of 1775. That includes the furore accompanying the Lexington Alarm--particularly uproarious in Potter's native Rhode Island--and two months later, the bloody Battle of Bunker Hill"--Amazon.com.
Beggarman, Spy
The biography of Israel Potter created a sensation when it was first published. Potter's tale was so strange and compelling that Herman Melville later made it his own in fiction. But no one has ever known Potter's true-life tale, which was hidden for more than two hundred years. Beggarman, Spy brings the truth out of the shadows of history with grace and vengeance. It makes a great adventure into an even greater story.
Devil's Feathers
"Inspector Levent, Istanbul Homicide, is on vacation when his most sensational case is handed off to him. How can he stop the past from invading the present with fire that literally burns its victims alive? What kind of vengeance consumes without ever being quenched? Devil's Feathers answers these questions and more"--Publisher.
Martyr's Creek
When your worst enemy makes you the executor of his estate, you don't expect an easy time. What James Pandolph discovers in settling Tom Powys' considerable estate is nothing compared to what is required settling the passions of his life. This includes neo-conservative politics at the highest level and the bodies that have fallen at every step along the way.
