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| 100 Outlaws, Gangsters and Lawmen of Oklahoma by: Daniel Anderson and Laurence Yadon More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
A historical review of gangsters, outlaws and misfits who came through Oklahoma from 1839 to 1939, including such misfits as Billy the Kid, Bonnie and Clyde, Machine Gun Kelly and Pretty Boy Floyd. Also included is "Hanging" Judge Parker and other officers of the law, who, although outnumbered, tried to provide some semblance of balance to the chaos. | |
| A G-Man's Journal by: Oliver "Buck" Revell, Dwight Williams More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
A former Assistant Director of the FBI tells of his career and the cases he was involved in, both as an investigator and a supervisor. Included are the JFK assassination, Watergate, the Iran hostage crisis, Mafia hit men and the Ku Klux Klan. Of particular interest is his personal conversations with J. Edgar Hoover. | |
| A Painted House by: John Grisham More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
A story set in rural Arkansas in 1952 as told by Luke, a 7 year old narrator. A group of Mexicans and "hill people" have been hired to pick 80 acres of cotton. Luke's father and grandfather try to keep things calm while getting their cotton picked, but tensions develop and Luke witnesses a brutal murder. | |
| A Simple Act of Murder by: Mark Fuhrman More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
Mark Fuhrman, former Los Angeles Detective who played a prominent role in the O. J. Simpson case, takes a close look at the evidence in the JFK assassination. His analysis uncovers a clue, hidden for more than 40 years, that determines, once and for all, who killed JFK. | |
| A Time to Kill by: John Grisham More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
The relationship between blacks and whites is tested in the southern town of Clanton, Mississippi. Carl Lee, a black man, has killed two white men after they raped and tortured his daughter. Jake Brigance, a local attorney, fights for his client while the KKK and NAACP get involved. | |
| Absolute Power by: David Baldacci More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
An old professional burglar, looking for one last job, enters a Virginia mansion and finds himself in a closet with a one-way mirror watching the President of the United States beat up the wife of his billionaire host for resisting his sexual advances. The Secret Service, in order to "protect" the Office of the Presidency, kills the woman, then discovers that there was a witness to the crime. Luther Whitney is now running for his life and he asks for help from Jack Graham, an up and coming DC attorney, and the former fiance of Whitney's daughter. | |
| Agent Bishop: True Stories from an FBI Agent... by: Mike McPheters More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
When Mike McPheters got his dream job as an FBI Agent, he never thought he would also be called as a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints bishop. Follow McPheters as he recalls his adventures as an FBI Agent and inspiration as a bishop. As he fought crime with a pistol in one hand and scriptures in the other, he learned the importance of obedience in both jobs. Filled with surprises and unexpected thrills, and told with humor and ease, this book is the perfect memoir for the FBI Agent in all of us! | |
| All Fools Down by: Einar Joe Bohlin More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
Will Bennett and Larry Thompson are roommates at the Air Force Academy although they got there through different paths. Will comes from a modest background and joined the Air Force after high school and worked his way into the Academy. Larry comes from a well-to-do family, but chose a life of evil. His father and uncle force him into the Academy to teach him some discipline. A story of discovery and deception. | |
| American Indian Mafia by: Joseph H. Trimbach and John M. Trimbach More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
A former FBI Agent tells the truth about the courageous efforts of federal law enforcement at Wounded Knee and Pine Ridge and exposes the violence and intimidation of the American Indian Movement and Leonard Peltier. | |
| Anatomy of Motive by: John Douglas, Mark Olshaker More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
Douglas, a former FBI Profiler, and Olshaker, a journalist, enter the mind of a serial killer and the thought processes that lead to bloodshed. Some of the cases discussed are the mass murder of 16 children in Scotland, the Atlanta child murders and Ted Kaczynski, the Unabomber. | |
| Bleachers by: John Grisham More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
Neely Crenshaw, a former NFL Pro, returns to Messina to await the death of his high school coach, Eddie Rake, and to re-kindle an old love. | |
| Blood Money by: Dennis N. Griffin More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
Mandy Connor has one thing in mind when she gets out of prison after serving three years. Get her mother's murderer. Her drug conviction was cut short by turning states evidence and testifying against a drug dealer. Two problems - the dealer vowed to kill her and her mother's killer could kill again. | |
| Bridger: Deadly Peril by: L. Sanford Nance More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
Former FBI Assistant Director Ted Bridger returns to duty after 9/11 and heads a new unit to pursue and attack terrorists. The investigators of the Federal Investigative and Strategic Team (FIST) work in deadly peril. | |
| Bullets, Bombs and Fast Talk by: James Botting More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
The author, a 25 year FBI veteran and hostage negotiator, describes his personal accounts of the Patty Hearst kidnapping, the Rodney King riots, the Ruby Ridge case and others. He also discusses the evolution of hostage negotiation from it's rudimentary beginnings to it's current carefully choreographed psychological game of life and death. | |
| Burden of Proof by: Scott Turow More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
Sandy Stern, a noted criminal defense attorney, struggles with his wife's suicide, then has to deal with family secrets and hidden crimes while defending his brother-in-law in a federal investigation. | |
| Busted by: Ron Sharrow More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
C. Bruce West is a singe, young, successful Baltimore attorney. The mother of a drug dealer is arrested for possession of illegal drugs her son hid under her bed. Bruce defends her although her claim that she didn't know they were there does not sound plausible. He concocts an imaginative defense moments before his closing argument. | |
| Chinatown Squad; Policing the Dragon by: Kevin Mullen More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
The true story of the criminals and cops who confronted each other in the streets and alleys of San Francisco's Chinatown. The author, a former Deputy Chief of Police in San Francisco writes about murder, organized crime and corruption. | |
| Christmas Train by: David Baldacci More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
Tom Langdon, a journalist, is banned from flying because of an airport security incident, so he takes a train from DC to Los Angeles to meet his girlfriend for Christmas. On board, he meets up with memorable and unusual travelers and train personnel including an old girlfriend, the real love of his life. A series of incidents, including a theft of valuables, a blizzard and an avalanche, test the passengers resolve, but the Christmas spirit prevails. | |
| Confidential Communications by: J. R. Reardon More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
A young Vermont attorney, hired to investigate a suspicious employee, finds herself and an old colleague who she asks to help, in the middle of an international conspiracy with murder thrown in. Join Rebecca Lawson and Joshua Tameron as they search for the truth and put their own lives at risk. | |
| Conspiracy by: Ron Sharrow More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
C. Bruce West is a single, young and successful Baltimore attorney. He represents a middle-aged couple who's accused by the feds of conspiring with a government official to operate a fraudulent marriage ring. While having a steamy affair with his client's daughter, his courtroom strategy is very risky and could result in a long prison term for his clients. | |
| Cullotta: The Life of a Chicago Criminal by: Dennis N. Griffin More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
Frank Cullotta and Tony Spilotro, were Chicago youths who grew up in organized crime and became the mobs reps in Las Vegas. Robbery, murder and extortion were their stock in trade until the FBI "turned" Cullotta, who then collected evidence and testified for the government against the mob. | |
| Death and Justice by: Mark Fuhrman More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
Mark Fuhrman, former Los Angeles Detective known for his role in the O. J. Simpson case, looks at the death penalty in Oklahoma. In 2001, 21 inmates were executed, more than in any other state. Many of these cases were in Oklahoma County where a police chemist was fired for mismanaging the crime lab. Fuhrman analyzes a dozen cases, reviews police records, trial transcripts and conducts numerous interviews. In two of these cases, the death row inmates were subsequently found to be innocent. | |
| Degree Mills by: Allen Ezell, John Bear More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
Want a degree from Harvard or Yale, but don't want to work for 4 years and pay a couple hundred thousand dollars? Just buy one from a "degree mill." The author is a former FBI Agent who's an expert in degree fraud. | |
| Dishonored by: J. R. Reardon More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
Federal Court Judge Rebecca Tameron seemed to have it all...a loving family, a prestigious career and the respect of her community - that is until her world is ripped apart. Implicated in the disappearance of a Supreme Court Justice and the shooting of a Federal agent, Tameron scrambles to uncover the truth. The problem is, with each step she takes in pursuit of the truth, she encounters more questions and every investigative avenue leads back to her. How can she clear her name? | |
| Divine Justice by: David Baldacci More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
John Carr, a former government assassin, is on the run. His former employer is trying to kill him to keep him quiet; they've already killed his wife and child in a botched attempt. In retribution, he's killed two government officials and now, to protect his friends in the "Camel Club", he's left his Washington base and finds himself in Devine, VA. As his friends attempt to find him and help, they find that they're competing with a top CIA "tracker." In the meantime, Carr uncovers an international drug ring, based in the local penitentiary and ties them in to a couple of local murders. Who will get to Carr first, the CIA? His friends? Or the drug dealers? | |
| Don't Shoot! We're Republicans! by: Jack Owens More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
Jack Owens uses both humor and drama in this memoir of his 30 years in the FBI. Covering his time spent working undercover in counterintelligence, the FBI SWAT team and recruiting blacks and women to the Bureau ranks, Don't Shoot! We're Republicans! is both entertaining and informative. | |
| Echoes In The Darkness by: Joseph Wambaugh More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
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| Enemies Among Us: A Novel by: Bob Hamer More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
The author uses his 25 years experience as an undercover FBI Agent to develop this fictional, but realistic story. Undercover FBI Agent Matt Hogan is in trouble with his boss. He only totaled three vehicles in his pursuit of an Arab drug runner. Now, to save himself, he has agreed to go undercover as a volunteer at a Christian hospital, suspected of assisting terrorist cell groups. He soon finds out, as he puts his own life in peril, that this assignment is of nation-saving importance. | |
| Facing Down Evil by: Clint VanZandt, Daniel Paisner More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
VanZandt, a former FBI Hostage Negotiator, discloses the secrets of negotiating a high-profile hostage stand-off. He writes about cases he negotiated, including a bank robbery in Rochester, NY, a confrontation with a white supremacist group in Arkansas, a prisoner rebellion in Alabama and a corporate executive taken hostage in the Phillipines. | |
| Finnegan's Week by: Joseph Wambaugh More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
Finbar Finnegan, a San Diego detective, thrice married and divorced, teams up with a female DA investigator and a Naval Command investigator to find some toxic waste. Funny and suspensful. | |
| Fire Lover by: Joseph Wambaugh More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
John Orr, arson investigator for the Glendale, CA Fire Department, was on the scene when a home improvement center in South Pasadena burned to the ground, killing four people, including a two year old boy. After a series of fires over a number of years, a profiler called the one responsible, "probably the most prolific arsonist of the 20th century." Could this be John Orr, a man so respected in this field that he wrote articles for magazines and instructed arson investigators? Is the alleged fictional novel he wrote about an arson investigator turned arsonist really fiction? Or could it be an autobiography? A true and exciting story about the crimes, the investigation and the trial. | |
| First Family by: David Baldacci More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
Shaun King and Michelle Maxwell are former Secret Service Agents, now PI's in Washington, DC. King is personally known to the First Lady and when her 12 yr. old niece is kidnapped from Camp David, she asks King and Maxwell to investigate. While the FBI reluctantly agrees, the investigation takes King to rural Alabama where he matches wits with Sam Quarry, a technologically gifted, but very disturbed man, who has a score to settle with the President of the United States. | |
| Floaters by: Joseph Wambaugh More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
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| Fugitive Nights by: Joseph Wambaugh More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
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| Gatekeeper: Memoirs of a CIA Polygraph Examiner by: John F. Sullivan More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
A 31 year polygraph examiner for the CIA tells about uncovering double agents, foreign spies, applicants with criminal backgrounds and internal misconduct. A history of the development of the CIA's polygraph program. | |
| Hollywood Crows by: Joseph Wambaugh More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
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| Hollywood Station by: Joseph Wambaugh More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
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| Hoover's FBI by: Cartha D. DeLoach More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
The author, during the 1960's, was the #3 man in the FBI and one of J. Edgar Hoover's most trusted deputies. He gives an insiders view of the Kennedy and Martin Luther King assassinations, the FBI crusades against organized crime and the Communist Party and even discusses Hoover's disputed sexual orientation and Hoover's alleged "secret files." | |
| Hour Game by: David Baldacci More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
This is Baldacci's second novel featuring Sean King and Michelle Maxwell, former Secret Service Agents who are now Private Investigators. They are hired to investigate a burglary at a southern mansion, but find themselves involved in a serial murder mystery. Each killing copies an infamous past crime. The ending will surprise. | |
| Killer in Pair-a-Dice by: Dennis N. Griffin More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
The newspapers dubbed him the Phantom, a serial rapist-murderer who found his victims in the Las Vegas valley, even in areas teeming with people. He was smart, left little clues and was a challenge for law enforcement. | |
| Last Man Standing by: David Baldacci More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
Web London is doing what he does best. As a member of the FBI's Hostage Rescue Team, he's participating in a drug raid. Unaccountably, he freezes and the 6 remaining team members are slaughtered in an ambush. As the sole survivor, he's under suspicion and receives psychiatric help. Although suspended, he initiates his own investigation which takes him to climactic events at a Virginia horsefarm. | |
| Let the Dead Stay Buried by: Robert R. Glendon More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
Retired homicide detective Nick James returns to the home of his youth to learn that the accidental death of his father more than 50 years ago was not an accident. While investigating the incident, James uncovers a series of related suicides that he concludes are murders. Complicating his life is his ex-wife, who continues to reject him, and the youthful Jessica, whose designs on him are long-term. | |
| Limitations by: Scott Turow More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
George Mason is troubled. As Kindle County Court of Appeals Judge, he has before him a horrific rape case which reminds him of a similar incident he was involved with during his college days. The fact that his wife has been diagnosed with cancer and he's been receiving threatening emails adds to his concerns. | |
| Lines and Shadows by: Joseph Wambaugh More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
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| Making Jack Falcone: An Undercover FBI Agent by: Joaquin More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
The author spent 26 years as an FBI Agent, primarily working undercover assignments. He was a money launderer in Philadelphia and handled stolen property and dealt with dirty cops in Miami. His most memorable assignment, however, and the purpose of this book is to detail his infiltration of the LaCosNostra, the New York Mafia. Garcia, under the alias of Jack Falcone, worked his way into being a crew member for Greg DePalma, a Gambino capo. This years long investigation resulted in the crippling arrest of members of the Gambino family. | |
| Mind Hunter by: John Douglas, Mark Olshaker More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
John Douglas, formerly the head of the Investigative Support Unit of the FBI and a profiler of serial killers, joins with Mark Olshaker, a novelist, to discuss some of the most notorious and sadistic serial killers of our time including the Atlanta child murderer and the Green River killer. | |
| Mistaken Identity by: Ron Sharrow More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
C. Bruce West is a single, young and successful Baltimore attorney. He's hired by a prostitute to represent her son charged with armed robbery. Although his client has a long history of similar offenses and has been positively identified, Bruce believes that it's a case of mistaken identity. The client's mother wants Bruce to take his fee in trade while Bruce has an erotic adventure with the daughter of a federal judge. | |
| Murder in Brentwood by: Mark Fuhrman More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
Mark Fuhrman was the first LA Detective on the scene of the Nicole Brown Simpson, Ron Goldman murders. In this book, he gives his account of his investigation, including his original notes, and his collection of evidence, both at the scene of the crime and at the O. J. Simpson residence. | |
| Murder in Greenwich by: Mark Fuhrman More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
Martha Moxley, an attractive 15 year old, was bludgeoned to death with a golf club on her parents estate in Greenwich, CT, in October 1975. At the time this book was written, the case was still unsolved. Mark Fuhrman, the author and a former LA Detective, looks at all the evidence, conducts his own investigation and comes to the conclusion that the killer is Michael Skakel, the nephew of Ethel Kennedy. | |
| Murder in Spokane by: Mark Fuhrman More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
Mark Fuhrman's last book, "Murder in Greenwich" led to the arrest of Michael Skakel, nephew of Ethel Kennedy. Fuhrman, the LA Detective who played a prominent role in the O. J. Simpson case, now turns his attention to a serial killer in Spokane, WA. Fuhrman is a guest host on a radio talk show when the mutilated bodies of two prostitutes are found (a total of 23 dead prostitutes over a 10 year period.) He takes it upon himself to analyze the investigation and expose an inept investigation by the local police. When an arrest is made, he shows how an overlooked clue might have saved the lives of 9 of the victims. | |
| My FBI by: Louis J. Freeh More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
The author, a former FBI Agent, federal prosecutor and federal judge, became FBI Director in 1993. This book tells of his upbringing in New Jersey, law school, career as a field agent and prosecutor and finally the head of the FBI. He writes about organized crime in NY, the Khobar Towers case in Saudi Arabia, the Oklahoma City federal building bombing and his run-ins with President Clinton. | |
| No Heroes by: Danny O. Coulson, Elaine Shannon More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
A 30 year FBI veteran writes about his cases, most notably the Ruby Ridge confrontation and the Oklahoma City bombing. Coulson also developed the FBI's first Hostage Rescue Team. | |
| Not Released Unharmed: Kidnap Victims by: Donald L. Smith More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
The author, a retired FBI Agent, reviews a number of FBI kidnapping cases, including the high profile Lindbergh (1932) and Weinberger (1956) kidnappings. The author includes an interview of an 80 year old male, who was a kidnap victim in 1935. | |
| Obsession by: John Douglas, Mark Olshaker More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
John Douglas was formerly the head of the FBI's Investigative Support Unit and was a pioneer in the profiling of serial killers. With Mark Olshaker, a novelist and journalist, they take the reader behind the scenes to look at obsessions that lead to rape, stalking and sexual murder. | |
| Of Spies and Lies by: John F. Sullivan More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
The author, a former CIA Polygraph Examiner, writes about his four year assignment in Viet Nam. | |
| On the Laser's Edge by: Sharon Thatcher, Thomas E. Burg More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
A true story of Mike Muckerheide, a laser scientist and a pioneer in developing lasers, who went undercover under the direction of the FBI for three years to collect evidence and thwart right wing terrorists. | |
| One Armed Bandit by: Dennis N. Griffin More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
The police dubbed him the "One Armed Bandit", responsible for four murders during the robbery of a Las Vegas convenience store. But was it really a robbery? Or was the robbery a cover-up for the targeted killing of one of the four? | |
| Open City: True Story of the KC Crime Family by: William Ouseley More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
The author, a 25 year FBI veteran and who was the Supervisor of the Kansas City Organized Crime Squad, traces the 50 year growth of organized crime in Kansas City. Ouseley starts with "family" roots in Southern Italy, then the "Black Hand" extortionists in the early 1900's, through prohibition and it's alliance with the Pendergast machine and finally, La Cosa Nostra. | |
| Ordinary Heroes by: Scott Turow More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
Stewart Dubinsky's father, David Dubin, was a corporate attorney who never talked about his World War II experiences. After his father's death, however, Dubinsky uncovers surprising information about his father's wartime experiences. David Dubin exhibited extreme bravery under fire, but was also court martialed for failing to obey orders. Most surprising of all, though, was what Dubinsky finds out about his mother and what she and his father went through during the war. | |
| Pension by: Dennis N. Griffin More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
Ted Bronson, a private investigastor and Viet Nam combat veteran shows up at a friend's office only to find him murdered and the subject of a police investigation. He intended to talk to his friend, a financial expert, about allegations of corruption in the California public employees pension fund. | |
| Personal Injuries by: Scott Turow More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
Attorney Robbie Feavor wins cases in Kindle County by paying off judges. When IRS closes in on him, he agrees to cooperate with the FBI to avoid going to jail. Working with undercover FBI Agent Evon Miller posing as his paralegal and paramour, Feavor becomes the point man in a federal sting operation directed at the Kindle County Court system. | |
| Playing For Pizza by: John Grisham More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
The story of a back-up quarterback for the Cleveland Browns who ends up playing for an Italian football team, reverses their fortune and falls in love with Italy. | |
| Pleading Guilty by: Scott Turow More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
Mack Malloy is an ex-cop, a lawyer and an alcoholic approaching the end of his career at a prestigious law firm. When a partner disappears with millions from a client, Mack is given the assignment to find the partner and return the funds. | |
| Presumed Innocent by: Scott Turow More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
Rusty Sabich, a prosecutor in Kindle County is assigned the case of murder and rape of a female associate. The investigation takes a twist for the worst when it's determined that Sabich had an affair with the woman and is now accused of her murder. | |
| Red Gold by: Dennis N. Griffin More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
In order to continue a multi-million dollar Medicare fraud, Anthony Lucchesi's medical laboratories need blood. His donors are drug addicts and the homeless, but when one of them is murdered, Lucchesi is the suspect and he must eliminate the witnesses. Based on an actual case. | |
| Return Fire by: Barry Ozeroff More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
A swat team sniper is himself being hunted by "The Shadow", a man who has the money and the will to do him in. | |
| Reversible Errors by: Scott Turow More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
Arthur Raven, a corporate attorney with his own personal problems (middle-aged, single and caring for a sick sister) is court-appointed to handle the appeal of a death-row inmate. Facing the prosecuting attorney and detective who put his client in jail and who are now lovers and seeking the assistance of the former presiding judge, who herself just got out of jail for accepting a bribe, Raven fights for his client. He finds that his client, convicted of murder, may be innocent and covering up for a relative. | |
| Saving Faith by: David Baldacci More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
A Washington lobbyist involved in blackmail and bribery, the CIA and FBI are all intertwined in this fast-moving novel. Faith Lockhart, the lobbyist's assistant uncovers the scheme and is running for her life. | |
| Silent Witness by: Mark Fuhrman More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
Former LAPD Detective and now, best-selling author Mark Fuhrman, looks at the Terry Schiavo case. Applying his extensive investigative skills, he examines police records, legal case files and medical evidence. With the cooperation of Schiavo's family, he interviews forensic experts, crucial witnesses, family members and caregivers. This book answers questions about the marriage of Terri and Michael Schiavo, her condition when she collapsed and her death. | |
| Simple Genius by: David Baldacci More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
Michelle Maxwell, PI and former Secret Service Agent, has a death wish and allows herself to be beaten unconscious at at bar. She commits herself to a mental hospital while her partner, Sean King, also former Secret Service, looks for a case to keep their agency alive. An old boss gives him a suspicious suicide at a "think tank" in rural Virginia to investigate. The "think tank" is located next to a supersecret CIA facility with unmarked planes flying in and out at night. A super computer, drug running and murders disguised as suicides are all uncovered by Maxwell and King in this fast moving thriller. | |
| Skipping Christmas by: John Grisham More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
Luther Krank and his wife, after sending their only daughter off on a Peace Corps mission, decide to "skip" Christmas. No presents, no tree, no decorations, no parties, spend the money on a Carribean Cruise. This decision, of course, upsets their neighbors and friends. Do they relent or do they take their cruise? | |
| Sniper Shot by: Barry Ozeroff More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
Delve into the world of an Oregon Special Response Team and the competition between the primary and secondary snipers. When it's determined that one of them has commited a murder, the interaction between them intensifies and leads to a dramatic climax. | |
| Soldiering On by: Alan Brosnan, Duke Henry, Bob Taubert More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
Real live adventures of Brosnan and Henry as members of New Zealand's Special Air Service and as private security operatives in Viet Nam, Brazil, Afghanistan, the US and New Zealand fighting terrorism and injustice. | |
| Split Second by: David Baldacci More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
Sean King is a successful small town attorney. He tries to forget his past as a Secret Service Agent who let down his guard for a moment and had a Presidential candidate killed. He meets Michelle Maxwell, former Secret Service Agent who made a mistake that caused her candidate to be kidnapped. As they investigate any possible relationship between the two cases, several bodies show up at King's office and house. Are all these cases connected? | |
| Stolen Masterpiece Tracker by: Thomas McShane and Dary Materak More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
Former FBI undercover agent Thomas McShane is an authority on the billion-dollar art theft business and, in Stolen Masterpiece Tracker, he presents a unique memoir that provides a thrilling ride through the underworld of stolen art and historical artifacts. His expertise and indefatigable determination prompted FBI Director William H. Webster to name McShane as the Senior Investigator of the FBI's expanding Art Squad. | |
| Stone Cold by: David Baldacci More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
Annabelle Conroy is on the run after conning casino owner Jerry Bagger out of 40 million. Oliver Stone's Camel Club, Reuben, Milton and Caleb, try to protect her, but Stone has his own problems. Security expert Harry Finn has already killed three of Stone's former associates and has his sights on Stone. A surprising and shocking finale. | |
| Strictly Liable by: M. T. Kingsley More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
Follow the tumultuous and emotonal challenges of a widow and a mother of four. Julie Woodruff, who is set up for a crime, thrown into prison and survives an attempt on her life just because of her job as the public works director of the small southern California city of Playa Bonita. With the help of her children, she turns the incredible obstacles she faces into a positive result. Experience first hand why Congress needs to change the current environmental law that would allow innocent people to go to jail because they are ...Strictly Liable. | |
| Swashbuckler: An FBI International Thriller by: Ron Cleaver More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
The author, a former FBI Agent, takes you from the FBI Training Academy in Quantico, VA to the Philippines and Indonesia in this action thriller. FBI Agents Costigan and Kelly hunt down an organized crime syndicate involved in pirating, kidnapping and money laundering. | |
| The Appeal by: John Grisham More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
A large chemical company has been convicted of dumping toxic waste into a small town's water supply. They appeal to the Mississippi Supreme Court. Can the owner of this company "buy" his own Supreme Court Justice? | |
| The Associate by: John Grisham More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
Another Grisham legal thriller. Kyle McAvoy is a small town lawyer with excellent credentials. But, he has a secret, something that happened in college. When someone finds out about his past, he is forced to accept a job with a large NYC law firm - but not to practice law, but to engage in illegal activities which could put him in jail, if not get him killed. | |
| The Battle for Las Vegas: The Law vs. the Mob by: Dennis N. Griffin More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
During the 70s and 80s, the Chicago mob ran organized crime in Las Vegas, extorting funds from casinos and sending the bags of cash back to Chicago. Tony Spilotro was known as the "King of the Strip" when federal and local law enforcement declared war and vowed to clean up Las Vegas. | |
| The Black Marble by: Joseph Wambaugh More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
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| The Blooding by: Joseph Wambaugh More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
A true story of the murder of two teenagers in England in the mid-80's and the efforts of law enforcement to solve the crimes using blood samples. | |
| The Blue Knight by: Joseph Wambaugh More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
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| The Brethren by: John Grisham More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
Three crooked judges run a blackmail scheme from prison targeting wealthy gay men. They inadvertantly snair Anthony Lake, a Presidential candidate, who is being groomed and programmed by the CIA. | |
| The Broker by: John Grisham More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
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| The Camel Club by: David Baldacci More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
The Camel Club, four Washington, DC outcasts, meet weekly to discuss real and imagined conspiracies. They witness the murder of a Secret Service employee and find themselves in the middle of a plot to kidnap the President and drop a nuclear bomb on Damascus. | |
| The Caul, Part I, Born With a Mission by: James Allan Matte More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
James Markham was born with a caul, a thin membrane the covers and protects his entire body. Legend has it that those born with a caul are marked for greatness and have the power to see into the future and change it for the better. This book follows the adventures of young Markham, as he protects and defends the powerless and downtrodden. His experiences in the Air Force in Korea, England and France follow the real life experiences of the James Allen Matte, the author, who prepares us for book 2 and 3 of this trilogy. | |
| The Caul, Part II, Truth and Deception by: James Allan Matte More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
In this book, author James Allen Matte's second in his trilogy re the Caul of Destiny, our hero, James Markham, becomes an investigator for the military and travels all over the world solving crimes and investigating spies. Markham becomes a polygraph examiner and uses this new scientific tool to ferret out the truth and seek justice. | |
| The Caul, Part III, Good vs. Evil by: James Allan Matte More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
This is the author's third book of his trilogy re the "Caul of Destiny." Our hero, James Markham, is now retired from government service and, after his wife dies, he travels the world in his sailboat, "The Caul." Even now, though, he's faced with crises and challenges, the most daunting of which is a US Senator who wants to be president and who may be the anti-Christ. Can Markham's deep religious beliefs meet the challenge? Is Markham the "Truthseeker" mentioned in the bible? | |
| The Chamber by: John Grisham More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
A young Chicago attorney, fresh out of law school and hired by a high-powered law firm, finds out that his grandfather, a card-carrying member of the KKK, is on death row for murder. Disregarding his own career, he rushes to his grandfather's assistance and finds out more about his family than he wanted to know. | |
| The Choirboys by: Joseph Wambaugh More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
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| The Client by: John Grisham More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
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| The Collectors by: David Baldacci More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
The Camel Club, four aging crimesolvers, meet weekly in Washington, DC, to investigate conspiracies, real and imagined. Their story, two murders, a renegade CIA Agent and a sexy con-woman all intertwine in this political thriller. | |
| The Delta Star by: Joseph Wambaugh More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
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| The Devil's Darning Needle by: Ben Furman More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
Frank Durazo is an undercover FBI Agent trying to thwart a terrorist plot to kill some world leaders. Personal entanglements complicate his job not to mention the lack of support from his superiors. | |
| The FBI and I by: Curtis O. Lynum More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
An autobiography of the author who had a 26 year career in the FBI. Lynum gives a first person account of the various investigations he was involved in, from surveillances during World War II, to the Las Vegas gangster years and the Frank Sinatra Jr. kidnapping. | |
| The Firm by: John Grisham More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
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| The Full Moon Diary by: Ron Sharrow More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
During the author's legal career, he kept a journal of the stupid things people said to him, the bizarre situations they got into, the inflated expectations of damages recoverable for imagined wrongs and the unrealistic perceptions they had of their legal rights. This is a collection of short stories from this journal. | |
| The Glitter Dome by: Joseph Wambaugh More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
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| The Golden Orange by: Joseph Wambaugh More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
Winnie Farlowe, an ex-cop and alcoholic, skips an AA meeting to drink with his buddies in a local bar. He meets Tess Binder, who wines and dines Winnie and beds him down. Winnie can't believe his luck and can't even imagine the scam that Tess has planned for him. | |
| The Innocent Man by: John Grisham More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
The real life story of Ron Williamson, an Ada, OK baseball hero, who was convicted of murder in a trial filled with lying witnesses and tainted evidence. He came within hours of being put to death before new DNA evidence set him free. | |
| The King of Torts by: John Grisham More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
Clay Carter is a Public Defender who is lured by a mysterious stranger to the Class Action lawsuits. After earning millions is a short period of time, he is called the "King of Torts" by the press and his lifestyle shows it. After overextending himself, his continued livelyhood depends on one product liability suit at a time when his mysterious friend disappears. | |
| The Last Juror by: John Grisham More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
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| The Last Undercover: The True Story of FBI Agent's by: Bob Hamer More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
During 25 years of the author's FBI career, he operated as an undercover agent, acting as a drug dealer and killer for hire and infiltrating various criminal enterprises. His most challenging assignment, however, was to infiltrate and develop criminal information on the North American Man/Boy Love Association, an international organization of pedophiles. The psychological challenge of posing as a pedophile proved to be the most difficult of his career. | |
| The Laws of Our Fathers by: Scott Turow More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
June Eddgar, an urban activist, was driving her ex-husband's car in a housing project when she was killed in a drive-by shooting. Her son, Nile Eddgar, a probation officer, is accused of having one of his parolee's, Ordel Trent. aka "Hardcore" make the hit, intending it to be on his father, Senator Loyell Eddgar. Complicating the case is the fact that the judge, Sonia Klotsky, has a history with radicals in her college days, including the victim and the defense attorney. | |
| The Mile Marker Murders by: C. W. Saari More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
An FBI Agent investigates an extortion case involving a biological poison. When his personal friend, a CIA Agent, is found dead, he joins a task force looking for a serial killer. | |
| The Morgue by: Dennis N. Griffin More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
A NY State Dept. of Health investigator looks into allegations that a medical examiner is not properly disposing of bodies that should have been buried or cremated and is taking human tissue for research without proper consent. Based on an actual case. | |
| The New Centurions by: Joseph Wambaugh More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
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| The Onion Field by: Joseph Wambaugh More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
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| The Origins of FBI Counterintelligence by: Raymond J. Batvinis More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
Former FBI Agent Batvinis, who served in the FBI's Intelligence Division, chronicals the FBI's growth from a law enforcement agency into a counterespionage and counterintelligence service. He takes readers behind the scenes as the State Department and the FBI competed for control of counterintelligence and tells how the agency combined it's crime fighting expertise with it's new wiretapping authority to spy on foreign agents. The author uses newly declassified documents and interviews with other former Agents to reconstruct the FBI's achievements and failures in this area. | |
| The Partner by: John Grisham More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
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| The Pelican Brief by: John Grisham More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
A law school student connects the dots between the murder of two Supreme Court Justices. After a car-bomb attempt on her life, she teams up with a reporter to unravel the scheme. | |
| The Perry's Camp Murders by: R. S. Allen and Steve O. Watson More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
"In 1949, Charlie Perry and Josie Law were brutally murdered at Gatlinburg's first tourist court by three co-conspirators led by a cold-blooded killer seeking revenge and a 1940 Ford." This is how author Robert Allen remembers, as a child, his first experience with homicide. Allen and Steve Watson, a seasoned and retired homicide investigator with the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation, details the evidence of these horrific crimes. The book also summarizes and compares Sevier County, TN murders that occurred before and after 1949. | |
| The Rainmaker by: John Grisham More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
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| The Run of His Life by: Jeffrey Toobin More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
The story of the O. J. Simpson case, as told by the author who attended the trial, interviewed prosecutors, defense attorneys and key witnesses, then came to the conclusion that no one wanted to admit, that race was at the heart of everything. | |
| The Runaway Jury by: John Grisham More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
A multi-million dollar lawsuit commences in a Mississippi courtroom against big tobacco. A consultant, a "jury fixer" is hired by the defendants, but a young man in the jury seems to be in control. But, whose side is he on? | |
| The Secrets of Harry Bright by: Joseph Wambaugh More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
LA Detective Sidney Blackpool investigates the murder of Jack Watson, found in a California desert in an incinerated Rolls Royce with a bullet in his head. Blackpool, fighting the memory of his own son's death, uncovers secrets that may bring down an entire police department, secrets that should probably stay buried in the desert | |
| The Simple Truth by: David Baldacci More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
Michael Fiske, a brilliant and respected Supreme Court Clerk, removes an appeal from the Court's files and is murdered. His brother, John Fiske, an ex-cop turned defense attorney, tries to find out the murderer, but becomes the FBI's leading suspect. A conspiracy involving military officers, Supreme Court employees and a US Senator unfolds and leads, with the cooperation of a Supreme Court Justice, to a surprise ending. | |
| The Sixth Session by: Joe Hefferon More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
Newspaperman Carter Jackson discovers the partial remains of a murdered infant. Against the advice of his brother, a NYC cop, and his deceased wife, with whom he communicates through love letters at her grave and haunting face to face meetings, he embroiles himself in the investigation. More children and their mothers are dying mysteriously. He's told that an ancient prophecy is driving the events. | |
| The Street Lawyer by: John Grisham More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
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| The Summons by: John Grisham More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
Two brothers return to small town, Mississippi, having been summoned by their ailing father. They arrive to find him dead and his one page will gives his assets to both brothers equally. One brother however, finds three million in cash hidden in the house and while he attempts to keep his find from his brother, an extortionist seems to know more than he about the cash. | |
| The Sword of Justice by: Ron Sharrow More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
C. Bruce West, a single, young and successful Baltimore attorney, is retained by a client accused of rape. The client not only offers a preposterous alibi, but stiffs Bruce his fee. Unable to extricate himself from a protracted trial, Bruce seeks revenge by selecting a jury certain to convict his client. As the courtroom drama unfolds, his compulsion to win overcomes his desire for revenge. Steamy scenes....lots of laughs. | |
| The Testament by: John Grisham More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
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| The Toughest Gang in Town; Police Stories by: Kevin J. Mullen More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
Crime, graft and justice (or the lack thereof) in Old San Francisco in the 19th and early 20th century written by a San Francisco historian and former Deputy Chief of Police of San Francisco. | |
| The Whole Truth by: David Baldacci More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
A global thriller with events that could change the world. The lives of Katie James, a journalist, Shaw, who represents a super intelligence agency, Nicolas Creel, the head of a large defense contractor, intertwine in a can't-put-down mystery. | |
| The Winner by: David Baldacci More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
A truck-stop waitress becomes the winner of a fixed national lottery with two conditions - share the winnings with the fixer and change her identity and leave the country. LuAnn Tyler and her infant daughter, takes the money and runs, breaking her promise. Can she evade her executioner and become the real "Winner?" | |
| Total Control by: David Baldacci More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
Sydney Archer, a corporate attorney, believes her husband died in a plane crash. She soon finds out he is alive and involved in a theft of sensitive material from his employer. She partners with an FBI Agent to try to unravel the scheme, but finds herself the target of corporate assassins. | |
| Trap Doors: A Novel of FBI International Intrigue by: Ron Cleaver More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
The author, a former FBI Agent, takes us to Budapest, Moscow and Panama City in this tale of foreign intrigue. FBI Agents Nick Costigan and Matt Kelly investigate money laundering, bank fraud and cyber crime when the Russion Mafia targets an American computer consultant looking for a mail order bride. | |
| Vegas Vixen by: Dennis N. Griffin More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
On Christmas Eve, 2002 Christina Patterson, one of Las Vegas' top madams, was killed in her home. To solve the case, the police must unravel her daily life, her contacts, her employees and her customers. What they find is surprising. | |
| Whoever Fights Monsters by: Robert K. Ressler, Tom Shachtman More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
Robert Ressler, a former FBI Profiler, joins with Tom Shachtman, an author, to write about his case experience over 20 years, including interviews with serial killers Ted Bundy, Charles Manson and John Wayne Gacy. Ressler was also one of the developers of the FBI's system of personality profiling of violent offenders. | |
| Wife of the Accused Assassin by: Wallace Heitman More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
The author, a former FBI Agent, recounts his role in the Kennedy assassination investigation, including numerous interviews with Lee Harvey Oswald's wife, Marina. Also included are other investigations by Heitman and a chapter re J. Edgar Hoover. | |
| Wish You Well by: David Baldacci More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
The lives of 12 year old Lou and her 7 year old brother Oz change drastically when their father is killed in a car accident and their mother is left in a catatonic state. Lou, Oz and their mother are forced to move to their great grandmother's farm in rural SW Virginia. As they grow accustomed to early morning chores, homemade food and a one room schoolhouse, a corporation threatens their greatgrandmother's land, resulting in a climactic courtroom battle. | |
| With Malicious Intent by: M. T. Kingsley More Information $ Click Above to Buy |
Hardworking New Orleans environmental lawyer Rebecca Boudriaux's life just got substantially more complicated and dangerous because of her new case, filed on behalf of citizens living in the Cancer Alley area of Louisiana. As the trial starts, she is hampered by dying informants, terrorized clients and a hiding key witness. When Rebecca collapses in the courtroom, her boss, Joe Cairns, takes over and tries to determine whether her best friend and love interest, greedy recycling company directors or someone else is acting...With Malicious Intent. | |
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