A mystery that will keep you guessing. A woman vanishes. Just when you think you might have it figured out, you get a new twist. And some people keep their secrets.

The latest mystery thriller by the author, as usual set in a corporate environment. A woman is assaulted and her husband vanishes. His brother, a highly trained PI with special skills, sets out to find him.

A chilling mystery involving a serial killer. Set in contempory times, the hero is a newspaper reporter who has been pink slipped. Side issues about information technology, access to your privacy, etc.

Leo has been on the run most of his life. Now a man shows up from his past wanting a favor.

The second novel in the Jonathan Quinn series. Quinn, a cleaner by trade, finds himself called in to dispose of a body. The body is someone he knows, and that sets off a chain of events. You can't tell the bad guys without a program, as the story has some twists and turns.

As in other novels in the series, Jack Reacher stumbles into something. An interesting plot, set mostly in New York City, where you have to figure out who is doing what to whom.

A novel dealing with the contemporary issue of contracted security services and black bag jobs. Ray Dudgeon has to determine who the bad guys are, who is doing what to whom, who he can trust, and who is trying to kill him.

Set in New York City's financial district (Wall Street) following 9/11. This is the best story about Wall Street since Lawrence Sanders "Tomothy's Game." A murder mystery with various financial crimes. A lot about options trading. It illustrates what went wrong in 2008.

A modern version of the Count of Monte Cristo. A man is imprisoned based on false testimony. Now he seeks revenge, and a little bit more.

Guilty until proven innocent. A Web of circumstantial evidence causes a man to be accused of murder. Attorney Gina Roake needs to unravel the information in the case, and find a real killer. The novel provides some chilling thoughts about how you might find yourself accused of a crime.

Being in the wrong place at the wrong time. Tim just wanted to stop in for a quiet beer at a friend's bar. A case of mistaken identity draws him into a conflict with a hired killer. An excellent, well written novel that kept me up late to finish the book.

The latest of the John Grisham novels deals with the consequences following a jury's verdict in a civil case. Krane Chemical polluted the water in a Mississippi community. Now things have hit the fan. This has proved to be a controversial novel, i.e., a large number of reviewers rate it high, and a large number rate it low.

The latest in the Kinsey Millhone series. Set in the 1980s, it deals with a contemporary issue.

Mary DiNunzio returns, after an absence of five years. It is about The Neighborhood, friends, and bullies. Mary has secrets that have been buried in her past. Now the past catches up with her. You may relate to some characters in the novel.

Winner of the 2007 Anthony Award for best mystery novel. Tess in drawn into a murder investigation while teaching a class to journalists

outstanding novel about Sheriff Joanna Brady. Two main cases, a murder and a dogfighting investigation, and various side issues involving the family and the office.

A novel of deception and intrigue where everything is not as it seems.

The 10th novel in the series about forensic anthropologist Temperence Brennan. It visits her past as she investigates murdered young women in Montreal.

Mystery and intrigue. A mad bomber seems to be on the loose with a grudge against Hy's company. McCone's agency is hired to investigate, and has to turn over some rocks when they look for a motive. Some people have secrets in their pasts.

The last of the novels about former jockey turned PI Sid Halley. It has a lot of information about gambling, and questions about fixing the results. Sid Halley's best advice is "keep your money in your pocket."