From international bestseller and writer of the acclaimed Prime Suspect series comes another gripping case featuring Detective Inspector Anna Travis. When the body of a young woman is discovered close to a highway service station, Detective Inspector Anna Travis is brought on to the team of investigators by her former lover and boss, Detective Chief Superintendent Langton. As more evidence is uncovered, the team realizes that they are contending with a triple murder investigation—and no suspect. But then a murderer Anna helped arrest years ago makes contact from prison. Cameron Welsh insists that he can help track down the killer, but he will divulge his secrets only to Anna herself. Does he really have an insight into another criminal’s mind, or is he merely intent on getting into hers? The team soon realizes that they are dealing with a killer whose deviousness has enabled him to commit horrific crimes, yet remain undetected for years. As the case draws to a close, Welsh’s obsession for Anna fuels a terrifying rage that will have disastrous consequences for Anna, who finds herself staring into the face of a desperate personal tragedy.

THE ANGEL OF DEATH HAD ALWAYS BEEN A LIVE AND LET LIVE KINDA GUY...NOW, NOT SO MUCH. Sentenced by Satanail to a torturous death, Samael has one thing on his mind. Payback. FORMER ARCH ANGEL AND NOW LEADER OF THE WATCHER'S IT'S BEEN A LONG TIME SINCE EZEKIEL'S HAD A FEMALE IN HIS LIFE. Brought to him by the Arch Angel Gabriel, the Kherub Rebecca has been placed under his protection, and his attraction to her couldn't be denied. BORN OF HUMANS, ANGEL BY CHOICE, REBECCA ROSE THROUGH THE ANGELIC CHOIRS TO BECOME ONE OF THE DEADLIEST ASSASSINS...A KHERUB. Now Kindred, and under Ezekiel's protection, her biggest problem was being near Ezekiel. GOING THROUGH THE CHANGE FROM MORTAL TO IMMORTAL WASN'T ALL IT WAS CRACKED UP TO BE. And soon, Chesare would need to feed again. With Bracken MIA and Samael on the Banned list of donors, Chesare was running out of options. Until two males stepped up and manned up, as one had put it.

His best friend’s sister. A deadly secret. A white-hot attraction they can’t ignore. When always-play-it-safe Jenna Ryan starts questioning how her brother died in Afghanistan, someone decides she must be stopped. Permanently. Her brother's best friend--a sexy thrill-seeker she can't stop thinking about--won't reveal what he knows about the fatal shoot-out, putting Jenna at odds with the only man she trusts to keep her alive. Former military special operator Mick Fury would give his life to keep his best friend's irresistible sister safe. He took an oath to stay silent about their last mission, but Mick's will is tested by the white-hot attraction to Jenna he's tried to ignore for years. Now he must risk everything--even falling in love--to protect her from a secret that could destroy them both.

Meet our heroine, Dani Bishopa spirited, intelligent, widowed, mayhem-making registered nurseas she travels to London, England, with her equally trouble-finding, vivacious niece, Tory. Join them as they save the life of George Merrickson, only to have their own lives, and those of all they love, suddenly in desperate need of saving. For any wrong move could become a fatal one in this deadly game of chess. Should she trust the magnetic charms of Alec Merrickson, a dangerous MI6 spy and Georges son, who is armed with a voice of deep velvet, his touch, wrapped in sex and sin? Is he pulling her deeper into his irresistible world of espionage to heroically save her or nefariously use her? Or should she trust the strong, familiar whispers of old allies that she once loved and thought she knew as her past fiercely fights to infiltrate her future? Curse, laugh, and scream as you dare to experience this minute-by-minute entertaining adventure of international intrigue and the dark carnage of murder filled with love and lust while freckled with ridiculous humor.

A century ago, a gentle blind girl walked the cliffs of Paradise Point. Then the children came -- taunting, teasing -- until she lost her footing and fell, shrieking her rage to the drowning sea... Now Michelle has come from Boston to live in the big house on Paradise Point. She is excited about her new life, ready to make new friends... until a hand reaches out of the swirling mists -- the hand of blind child. She is asking for friendship... seeking revenge... whispering her name...

In Blind Fury, Wakara is starting to come to terms with the death of her mother, but she misses her presence every day, especially when it comes to getting maternal wisdom on the topic of boys and dating. Anne, the Native housekeeper, nurtures Wakara's fascination with her own Indian heritage as she disciples the young teen in her walk of faith. When a severe mountain snowstorm blankets Eagle Lodge with its blind fury, Wakara rides Lily into the storm to try and save some lost elk hunters.

"From his earliest verses (the Latin verses written at Cambridge) to his first original English poem (the Infant ode), to his masterpiece (Lycidas) and its sad echo (Epitaphium Damonis), through his mature trilogy (Paradise Lost, Paradise Regained, and Samson Agonistes), Milton repeatedly seeks to explain why people die. Though Milton frequently changed his mind on important subjects, his fundamental view of death did not change. Milton throughout his life insists that death, both physical and spiritual, is caused by sin. In attempting to understand the significance of this belief, Death in Milton's Poetry will suggest some major re-evaluations of old assumptions." "This book is divided into two parts. The first part contains examples of death that support Milton's belief that death is caused by sin. The second part contains poems that focus on deaths that appear to violate this belief. Since Milton illustrates his belief in his mature works, Part 1 includes Paradise Lost, Paradise Regained, and Samson Agonistes. As the pattern of death emerges in these poems, the reader is able to see that Paradise Regained is as much about the death of Satan as it is about the life of Jesus and that Milton's drama focuses on an unregenerate Samson whose tragedy is his inability ever to reconcile with God." "The poems examined in Part 2 explain deaths that appear to violate Milton's, belief. In vindicating Milton's view of death, the Latin funeral elegies and "On the Death of a Fair Infant Dying of a Cough" form a pattern that culminates in Lycidas. Recognizing this pattern in Lycidas is indispensible to understanding the radical statement of Epitaphium Damonis, a poem that records Milton's temporary disillusionment with Christianity." "In addition to new insights into the individual poems, two patterns are highlighted. In Milton's earlier poems, readers usually have seen classicism as complementing Christianity. When Milton turns to death, however, he opposes classicism to Christianity, contrasting (except in the case of Epitaphium Damonis) the limited pagan gods of classicism with the providence of an omnipotent God. This antagonism is reinforced by another pattern that emerges in the poems. Though all sins tend to death, some sins are more fatal than others. In much of Milton's poetry, perhaps the most consistently fatal of sins was lust; and Milton frequently represents this lust as a characteristic of classicism."--BOOK JACKET.Title Summary field provided by Blackwell North America, Inc. All Rights Reserved