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Hell’s Gate
It’s World War II and mad Japanese scientists, Nazi SS officers, indigenous peoples and U.S. Army Intelligence operators are all…
The Gangster
The greater New York City area has fallen victim to the Italian Black Hand. Well-to-do merchants, bankers, high-level public officials,…
Lost and Gone Forever: A Novel of Scotland Yard’s Murder Squad
London in 1890 has Private Detective Nevil Hammersmith on the trail of missing Scotland Yard Murder Squad detective Walter Day.…
The Dead Don’t Bleed
“Live free, and the rest will follow.” That was the mantra that Liv, Lieutenant Junior Grade Voight’s sometime-girlfriend, lived by.…
The Accidental Agent: A Jimmy Nessheim Novel
Jimmy Nessheim (Fear Itself, The Little Tokyo Informant) is back for a third adventure, and up to his chin in troubles…
Liberty Bazaar
The American Civil War was also fought in England, not with battles and bombardments but with fundraising drives, propaganda offensives,…
The Tournament
England, 1543. Elizabeth Tudor is 13 years old and, as third in the line of succession, vulnerable to the political…
The Cairo Code
The Cairo Code was a bestseller when originally published as The Sands of Sakkara. A corpse found floating in the modern…
Blind Arrows
Quinn mixes love, violence, and treachery in the simmering cauldron that is Dublin in 1919. Hopes for an independent republican…
Breaker of Bones
The last few chapters of this novel will have you gripped! A serial killer is on the loose in Queen…
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