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After a bitter divorce from his wife of twenty-three years, fifty-two-year-old James Thompson meets Cynthia Strathmore, a mother with two sons. James thinks she is Mrs. Right, but little does he know how wrong that theory will be. The next years of his life will prove that.

James moves into Cynthia's home, and the couple marries. But soon he begins to experience eerie occurrences and demonic intervention; what's more, he feels an increasing undercurrent of evil in the house. Tension grows among James, Cynthia, and the two young men. James isn't overly religious, but the odd events lead...

While David rails against the FBI's illegal actions in court, his lover, Felicia Bates-Baxter, California's senior U.S. Senator, attacks the President and his Administration for the usurpation of our civil rights in the wake of 9/11.

The twin causes of David and Felicia require them to put their careers, and maybe even their very lives, at risk.

After a bitter divorce from his wife of twenty-three years, fifty-two-year-old James Thompson meets Cynthia Strathmore, a mother with two sons. James thinks she is Mrs. Right, but little does he know how wrong that theory will be. The next years of his life will prove that.

James moves into Cynthia's home, and the couple marries. But soon he begins to experience eerie occurrences and demonic intervention; what's more, he feels an increasing undercurrent of evil in the house. Tension grows among James, Cynthia, and the two young men. James isn't overly religious, but the odd events lead...

David Armstrong, a preeminent criminal trial attorney from New York City, volunteers to defend a tribal policeman on an Indian reservation accused of the torture-murder of a Mexican drug smuggler who killed the policeman's parents and raped and killed his fifteen year old sister. The policeman shot the smuggler in the stomach then took him into the desert to tie his wrists and ankles to stakes and leave him to be eaten alive by wild animals.

On David's first visit with the policeman he asks him if he has any regrets for what he did to the smuggler. The policeman says, "Not really. In...