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Jo Sullivan just wanted some new material for her column in Winds of Change, a weekly rag willing to dust the dirt off the seamier side of Chicago.

Is murder ever justified?

In the deep quiet of the South Dakota wilderness, a killer is on the loose. The victims are poachers and professional hunters. Their skinned and beheaded corpses are left hanging upside down.

A science/medical thriller in the style of Michael CrichtonRabies kills. Can it also cure?Tessa Price, PhD, knows what it’s like to lose a child to a genetic disease.

***Shortlisted for the 2015 Mumsnet and Janklow & Nesbit novel award***ARE YOU WHO THEY SAY YOU ARE? London, 2052. There’s an ID tag embedded in the flesh of your neck.

Troubled detective Gabriel McRay is fired for police brutality.

In the second pulse-pounding thriller in the series, Detective Gabriel McRay is once again forced to face his inner demons.

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Soul of the Desert was shortlisted in 2003 in the Crime Writer's Association's Dagger Debut competition.

Twenty-three year old wunderkind professor Dr. Gordon B. Gray has it all: a Nobel Prize, tenure at Caltech University and looks that make women swoon.

A killer who can’t be stopped. A request that can’t be refused. In 1482 the Englishman Thomas Berrington is living in the last remnants of Moorish Spain.

Washington, D.C., spring 1906.

Suicide – the act of taking one’s own life.Homicide – the act of taking someone else’s.An unethical banker suffocates. A diamond dealer slits his wrists. A media magnate freezes in the snow.

Desolate Maine shores... Murder... And peace slipping away on the outgoing tide...

Who's ripping off the Federal prison system — and how? A funny crime caper with a diabolically clever scam.