Charlotte Cooper, a thirty-year-old New York journalist, is assigned to London--a place steeped in memories she'd rather forget. A second chance at professional fulfillment and personal healing seems within reach, especially when she reconnects with Rafe, the artist she once loved. But just as her life turns around, Charlotte receives an anonymous envelope containing explicit photos of herself from years past. The message is clear--abandon her career, home, and lover--or face public humiliation.

"A thinking reader's thriller with such a shocking twist I was genuinely unprepared for it."
- Trezza Azzopardi, Booker-shortlisted author of The Hiding Place

"A true page-turner."
- Nick Ferrari

Max Fairchild, a former soldier broken by war and family tragedy, seeks solitude on the Isle of Skye. But when his teenage son is left in a coma after a violent London attack, Max is drawn back into a world he thought he’d left behind. With no answers from the police, he begins his own search for the truth—one that leads him into the darkest corners of the city. As he closes in on those responsible, Max must face the past he buried and decide how far he’s willing to go for justice.
But justice comes at a cost—and some lines, once crossed, cannot be undone.

A CRIMINAL LAWYER AND IMMIGRANT FBI AGENT have troubled pasts propelling them in a fact-based thriller. Her and his stories reveal the true-to-life Mafia murder of Oscar winner and Princess of Monaco Grace Kelly Grimaldi . . . and events taken from CIA files revealing United States intervention against dictator, general, and drug lord Manuel Noriega. Intertwined incidents and fates are disclosed by a criminal lawyer with professional and familial insights. Sprint from Philadelphia to Monaco, Miami, the Everglades, the Baja Peninsula of Mexico, and Panama.

Inexplicably, Cash has become troubled, depressed, irrationally angry with his friends, and worried unaccountably about the safety of his daughter and grandson. Callie suggests he see Abe Stein, the therapist who helped her son, Lew.

Together, they delve into Cash’s forgotten past, particularly his parents’ death in a car accident when he was seven. As they explore his distant memories, vague dreams, and feelings about the daughter he didn’t know until she was 25 and the new grandson, Cash’s depression and anger start to make sense, but something still feels off.

The second serial killer in less than a year is killing some of South Florida's most beautiful young women. Detective Al Warner is just back on The Job, wounded during a deadly encounter with another madman.
Warner is in the best shape of his life, but PTSD laces his days with headaches and fills his sleep with nightmares. Lack of rest clouds his mind but doesn’t slow his hunt for this new killer.

Belfast, Northern Ireland, 2004. Shannon Dillon discovers a document in her grandfather’s attic that appears to be written by beloved author C. S. Lewis. Oddly, the binder is covered with Occult symbols. Word leaks out, and within hours, three armed bandits burst into the house to steal the documents. Things turn sour when the American intruder shoots and kills Shannon's grandfather and brother. Shannon escapes out a window as the gooms take off with the manuscript. Traumatized, she vows blood revenge.