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The Sound of Songs Across the Water begins in July of 1995, in the hills above Los Angeles, with a man ringing a doorbell and chasing a dream, three thousand long miles from home.
The cry of an abandoned baby on the outskirts of an old Cuban town attracts the attention — and then cracks open the life — of a wandering tourist. Mia, an out-of-work actress whose life is adrift, finds herself filled with purpose as she looks for a place the baby can call home.
Ethan, haunted by guilt in the wake of his wife’s tortured descent into madness, loses himself in a lawless and sensual world when he crosses the US’s southern border.
Good, middle-class, Honor Society girls don't get involved with men in prison… do they?
As cheeky and endearing as ever, Jethro—"a gifted irregular" in the words of MI5—gets the job done with the same aplomb he demonstrated in his first caper, The Smoke...
—Tom and Enid Schantz, The Denver Pos
Everyone is different, so in a sense we’re all similar... At least that is what Melinda and Felix Hutton thought until changes started to unravel their world.
A 19-year-old boy must explain his girlfriend's disappearance and her father's gruesome murder in a corrupt Wyoming town
A neurotic writer's novel begins to come to life as he struggles to save his marriage and his fledgling career
A young man longing for personal connection poses as a missing woman’s grief-stricken boyfriend in post–9/11 New York
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Special Agent Drew Cady has waved goodbye to Washington, D.C., and ten years of chasing violent felons in the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s Criminal Investigative Division (CID).
It is the fall of 1963, and the discovery of a young girl's mutilated body in a ditch on the outskirts of Geistburg, Germany, forces disgraced homicide detective Steve Bodowski, now a member of the U.S. Army's...
Cockney cat burglar and jewel thief Jethro is as smart as he is streetwise, but even he has to be a bit nimble to prosper in the austerity-ridden, black-marketriddled world of postwar England.