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An incredible story, based on fact, about four children hidden in an attic so that their mother - apparently childless - may inherit a fortune.

The prequel to the "Flowers in the Attic" series of novels.

This is the fourth book in the saga of the Casteel family, begun in "Heaven".

A Russian atomic missile submarine captain defects with his boat to the West. Both Navies chase it - one to capture it, the other to destroy it.

Third book in the trilogy - "Flowers in the attic" and "Petals in the wind".

The series starts in a small West Virginia mining town. Melody Logan feels secure in her father's love but his death leaves her utterly alone.

Audrina, who has lost her memory, wants to be as perfect and as much loved as her dead sister. However, mystery surrounds her sister's death.

Olivia was awakened by an unearthly wail coming from Belinda's bedroom. It was the tragic night that their father would forbid them to speak of ever again.

In this sequel to `Flowers in the attic' the surviving children plan revenge on the grandmother who locked them away and the mother who tried to murder them.

If Russia lost her oil supplies would she be able to secure the Middle East? And how would this affect NATO?

The fourth and final book in the series which began with `Flowers in the attic' - a compelling conclusion.

With the Chinese invasion of the oil-rich Spratly Islands, World War III begins, and Capt. Bart Mackey is dispatched with his nuclear submarine to protect a carrier group.

The sudden death of Russia's president has plunged the former Soviet Union into chaos. Against this turmoil, American businessman Roger Giordian finds his company in jeopardy.

Kurdish terrorists are plotting to force all-out war in the Middle East, and when they become aware that a new mobile Op-Center is on-line in Turkey, they decide the high-tech crisis management fac

Colombian drug lords, tired of being harassed by US law enforcement agents, have assassinated the American Ambassador and the visiting head of the FBI. Their message is clear: leave us alone.