The Garden of Martyrs
From the critically acclaimed and Edgar-nominated author, this novel of actual events of 1806 resonates with today's issues of jingoism and religious intolerance. Read more...
A Brother's Blood
This novel is set in a small Maine village, where in 1945 German prisoners worked in a logging camp. When the brother of an ex-prisoner turns up seeking information on the murder of his brother after he escaped from the camp, it rouses old and disturbing memories for Libby Pelletier, the narrator. Read more...
The Blind Side of the Heart
From the author of the critically acclaimed novel A Brother's Blood, comes a haunting story about an Irish housekeeper named Maggie Quinn, who must discover the truth when her friend, the parish priest, is accused of horrible crimes. Read more...
A Dream of Wolves
Stuart Jordan, otherwise known as Doc, [is] an obstetrician who's also the medical examiner in Hubbard County, North Carolina. Doc exists in a kind of emotional limbo. His manic depressive wife Annabel is given to disappearing for long stretches of time, reappearing just as he is beginning to think about moving on with his life, which was shattered when their son died in an accident years before. Read more...