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The Last First Date
Two weeks after the events in Omission, Mark Herman and Darby Shaw are finally able go on their first date. But things aren't all gumdrops and roses as their plans go awry almost as soon as the date begins. Can they get past the disasters, or will this be their last first date? The Last First Date is the perfect companion to Omission, and is a short story of 10,000 words.
Escalation
A deadly game. A secret society. A detective clinging to her badge. For the past month, Darby Shaw, detective for the Kansas City Bendex Police Department, has been working with whoever in her department needs her while her partner has been on medical leave. Hours before he's to return and her life—hopefully—will return to some semblance of normal, she gets called in on a possible homicide. The victim is frozen stiff, but it hasn't yet been cold enough in early November for that to happen. Even more mystifying: the fingerprints of the young man have been removed, making identifying him nearly impossible. Darby's partner, Mark Herman, has more on his plate than just the victim of the case...
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Capitulation
Surviving a kidnapping is not for the faint of heart, as Darby Shaw knows all too well. Two months after being rescued, she’s starting to get things back to a new normal. She’s making changes, subtle though they may be, doing what she can to move on. Her latest case is just the thing Darby needs to keep her mind off the recent past: Justin Kendrick, paraplegic, is dead. Being poisoned, strangled, and stabbed through the heart seems like overkill. Together with her partner, Detective Mark Herman, and colleague, Sergeant Trent Oliver, Darby must track down Justin’s killer. But after the resuscitation, all hell breaks loose, and Darby is unprepared for the consequences of her powers... Or how they will affect her...
Retaliation
A year after Detective Darby Shaw found out she was a superhuman who could revive the murdered, she has uneasily accepted the expectations on her and settled into the new direction of her life, although she's not sure she likes it. Darby's relative peace is shattered when, a year to the day after her first resuscitation, the 37-year-old killer in the case turns up dead in his jail cell—his body withered to that of an aged man. Speculation mounts that Darby and her powers are directly responsible for the death of the killer. The Department of SuperHuman Affairs attempts to revoke her status as a super so they can whisk her off for testing without being bound by the SuperHuman Bill of Rights. But when a motion for just that is denied by the court, even Darby will be surprised at just how far they will go to get their hands on her...
The Silent House of Sleep
Winner of the Bloody Scotland Debut Prize Death is a lonely business . . . No one who meets Dr Jack Cuthbert forgets him. Tall, urbane, brilliant but damaged, this Scottish pathologist who works with Scotland Yard is the best the new DCI has seen. But Cuthbert is a man who lives with secrets, and he still battles demons brought back from the trenches. When not one but two corpses are discovered in a London park in 1929, Cuthbert must use every tool at his disposal to solve the mystery of their deaths. In the end, the horrifying truth is more shocking than even he could have imagined.
