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In this third installment of the "Chronicles of Elizabeth Marshall," Elizabeth, a infamous fugitive, has been on a cross-country murder spree. She is a ghost, a phantom. Always just a step ahead of the law. She is finally cornered on an isolated Iowa farm, caught in the scope of a sniper's rifle. What happens? Does she survive? Is she really pregnant? What about the baby? Follow her friend, Caitlyn, as she journeys down a dark and dangerous path. Have a peak into the mind of madness, where countless people roam around inside. "Meet the Family." Show more Show less

In this sequel to the novel "Don't Slay the Dragon," Caitlyn Stewart has just made the startling discovery that her best friend from childhood may be a very dangerous killer. Now, Elizabeth Marshall is on the loose, no longer confined to the security of the State Mental Hospital. No longer held in a locked-down, secure place, Elizabeth is free to let the demons inside of her flourish. With the help of police detective Logan Sawyer and the FBI, Caitlyn is unwillingly drawn into a cross-country manhunt to find Elizabeth before more murders can take place. Will she be able to uncover where...

After the end of a difficult marriage, Caitlyn was looking forward to returning to her hometown and getting a fresh start. She wanted to heal and put her past behind her, but her past was about to catch up with her in a way that would change her forever, that would make her question everything she thought she once knew. She receives a mysterious letter from someone who was once very close to her. "Please, I need your help. You're the only one that can save me, the only one that can help me.... You have to come see me. Help me prove I didn't do this." Her closest friend from childhood has just...

Our global reliance on private automobiles as the primary means for transporting individuals is likely to become of increasing political importance over the next ten to twenty years. While the individual benefits of car-based travel continues to be recognized, the wider environmental and social cost of automobiles is also significant and the need for political intervention to control some of their worst effects is increasingly accepted within policy circles internationally. It is within this wider context that "Auto Motives" is set. It critically evaluates the evidence for better...