While studying the telepathic powers of the nature-worshipping Coven people, medical advisor Corian discovers a terrifying, destructive psychic force that could obliterate the Coven way of life

A novel of modern Ireland takes readers into the heart of a prosperous country that is sometimes plagued by violence as Nuala Ann McGrail and her husband, Dermot, embark on another thrill-packed adventure in search of a long-lost treasure, a quest that could threaten their very lives. Reprint.

The eagerly anticipated follow-up to the New York Times bestselling psychological thriller In the Woods Six months after the events of In the Woods, Detective Cassie Maddox is still trying to recover. She’s transferred out of the murder squad and started a relationship with Detective Sam O’Neill, but she’s too badly shaken to make a commitment to him or to her career. Then Sam calls her to the scene of his new case: a young woman found stabbed to death in a small town outside Dublin. The dead girl’s ID says her name is Lexie Madison—the identity Cassie used years ago as an undercover detective—and she looks exactly like Cassie. With no leads, no suspects, and no clue to Lexie’s real identity, Cassie’s old undercover boss, Frank Mackey, spots the opportunity of a lifetime. They can say that the stab wound wasn’t fatal and send Cassie undercover in her place to find out information that the police never would and to tempt the killer out of hiding. At first Cassie thinks the idea is crazy, but she is seduced by the prospect of working on a murder investigation again and by the idea of assuming the victim’s identity as a graduate student with a cozy group of friends. As she is drawn into Lexie’s world, Cassie realizes that the girl’s secrets run deeper than anyone imagined. Her friends are becoming suspicious, Sam has discovered a generations-old feud involving the old house the students live in, and Frank is starting to suspect that Cassie’s growing emotional involvement could put the whole investigation at risk. Another gripping psychological thriller featuring the headstrong protagonist we’ve come to love, from an author who has proven that she can deliver.

As Fidelma of Cashel and her companion Eadulf prepare for their upcoming nuptials, the festivities are interrupted by the murder of the fanatical Abbot Ultan and accusations against another guest, the King of Connacht, in a mystery set in seventh-centuryIreland.

Sister Fidelma and Brother Eadulf investigate the brutal killing of Abbess Faife and the disappearances of six young female religieuse accompanying her on a pilgrimage, looking for a link between these crimes and the bludgeoning death of an aging abbey scholar and the mysterious leader of a group of wreckers responsible for the destruction of a ship off the coast of Ireland. Reprint. 15,000 first printing.

Returning home to her brother's estate only to discover that her son's nurse has been found brutally murdered and that her son is missing, Sister Fidelma of Cashel draws on every resource at her disposal to rescue her missing child.

Following the brutal murders of three young girls during three subsequent full moons in the seventh-century kingdom of Muman, Ireland, king's sister Fidelma of Cashel and her companion, Brother Eadulf, are dispatched to restore order to their panicked village and to discover the killer before the moon's next cycle.

Amateur sleuth Sister Fidelma of Cashel, the sister of the King of Muman, investigates murder and mayhem in a second collection of fifteen short mystery tales, set in seventh-century Ireland. By the author of Hemlock at Vespers. Original. 12,500 first printing.

Blown off course on her journey to Canterbury, Fidelma of seventh-century Ireland finds herself in Wales, where the king challenges her to discover the whereabouts of a missing monastic community and to solve the death of a local girl. 10,000 first printing.

Returning to seventh-century Ireland from a pilgrimage, Sister Fidelma of Cashel is stunned to discover that her friend and companion, Saxon monk Brother Eadulf, has been accused and found guilty of the rape and murder of a young girl, a crime for which he will be executed, unless she can quickly clear his name. 15,000 first printing.

During a pilgrimage from seventh-century Ireland to the Shrine of St. James in Spain, a pilgrim disappears overboard, leaving a blood-stained robe behind, and Fidelma of Cashel, an advocate of the Brehon Courts, sets out to uncover the truth before the ship reaches the shrine and the killer can vanish forever. By the author of The Monk Who Vanished.

A novel of modern Ireland explores a prosperous country that is sometimes plagued by violence as Nuala Ann McGrail and her husband, Dermot, embark on a search for a long-lost treasure, a quest that could threaten their very lives.

Toronto shopkeeper and amateur sleuth Lara McClintoch heads to Ireland to assist a friend at the reading of the will of an eccentric businessman, who sends his friends and family off on a bizarre treasure hunt, whose clues are drawn from an ancient Celtic poem, but Lara soon discovers that the grand prize could just be murder. Reprint.

A first collection of 'Sister Fedelma' stories reveals why this seventhcentury royal nun is stirring the pot in the mystery world in medieval Ireland. Original. (view table of contents)

While investigating the suspicious death of a rural Irish chieftain, Sister Fidelma makes the mistake of voicing doubt that the local deaf-mute man accused of the killing was responsible and suddenly finds herself in mortal danger.

In the year 665, Sister Fidelma fears for the lives of the little children around her when the impetuous ruler of an Irish fiefdom vows to avenge the murder of a beloved religious scholar, when the body of the Venerable Dacan is found in the Abbey of Ros Ailithir. Original.

Sent to investigate a brutal murder in which a victim was found clutching both a cross and a pagan death symbol, the intrepid nun also hears of a missing cargo ship and must link the two events before the Irish peace is lost.