Product Description: "Joyce Carol Oates is in a rare class of her own, but she’s just of the right age to have experienced the ’60s and its many forms of annihilating reality. So, too, are some of the other contributors to this collection, including Lee Child and the always enjoyable Raymond Mungo, who has traveled far, from the Haight of yore to the medicinal marijuana boutiques of today...read more

Adopting a simpler lifestyle after the death of her husband, NYPD detective-turned-art historian Kate McKinnon is called upon to investigate a series of murders and fine art vandalism, in a fast-paced thriller complemented by black-and-white visual clues in every chapter. By the author of Color Blind. Reprint.

Helping with a serial murder investigation in which the killer leaves grisly drawings at his crime scenes, police sketch artist Nate Rodriguez finds the tables turned on him when he gets close to identifying the killer.

Reluctantly investigating two New York murders that are linked by bizarre paintings found at the crime scenes, former cop-turned-art historian Kate McKinnon receives a deadly personal message that forces her to delve into the perpetrator's mind in order to prevent the death of a beautiful widow. Reprint.

Product Description: “Santlofer’s fluid, almost poetic, writing, coupled with his extraordinary artwork, places him at the forefront of cutting-edge crime fiction.”—Chicago Tribune  Jonathan Santlofer has brilliantly reinvented the crime novel, and he returns with his most gripping and astonishing suspense novel to date: The Murder Notebook...read more

Art historian and PBS host Kate McKinnon finds herself drawn back into her past as an NYPD officer when a series of ritualistic murders makes victims of her peers in the New York art world, a situation that becomes more disturbing for her when the killer begins sending her coded messages. A first novel. Reprint.

Product Description: Cuando la detective Terri Russo es requerida en la escena de un asesinato, todo indica que se trata de un caso rutinario. Pero los investigadores descubren un dibujo de la víctima que habla de una escalofriante premeditación. Otras dos víctimas son encontradas con sus retratos post mórtem cerca, y Terri, consciente de que tiene entre manos el caso de un asesino en serie, llama al experto Nate Rodriguez...read more

Product Description: “Santlofer’s fluid, almost poetic, writing, coupled with his extraordinary artwork, places him at the forefront of cutting-edge crime fiction.”—Chicago Tribune  Jonathan Santlofer has brilliantly reinvented the crime novel, and he returns with his most gripping and astonishing suspense novel to date: The Murder Notebook...read more

Product Description: From his apartment window, which has a view of downtown Manhattan - in particular of the World Trade Center site - one photographer documents the changing patterns of life in New York City before and after September 11, 2001. From his window on the 26th floor overlooking Eighth Avenue in New York City, Reiner Leist has a view not unlike that of many urban buildings: the facades of neighbouring buildings, the bustle of people, the steady parade of trucks, buses and cars...read more

Art historian and PBS host Kate McKinnon finds herself drawn back into her past as an NYPD officer when a series of ritualistic murders makes victims of her peers in the New York art world, a situation that becomes more disturbing for her when the killer begins sending her coded messages. 35,000 first printing.