A reclusive senior citizen kills an intruder but there's more to the story. In Carol O'Connell's new novel New York City officer Kathleen Mallory purges a woman of her mysterious past and the flesh-and-blood ghosts of a violent family legacy."

Jonathan Kellerman says Mallory's Oracle is "a joy." Nelson DeMille and other advance readers have called it "truly amazing, " "a classic" with "immense appeal." It is all of that, and more: a stunning debut novel about a web of unsolved murders in New York's Gramercy Park and the singular woman who makes them her obsession.
At its center is Kathleen Mallory, an extraordinary wild child turned New York City policewoman. Adopted off the streets as a little girl by a police inspector and his wife, she is still not altogether civilized now that she is a sergeant in the Special Crimes...

Mallory's Oracle, O'Connell's first bestseller featuring NYPD sergeant and computer hacker Kathleen Mallory, garnered stunning critical acclaim. This gritty thriller featuring "the strongest new detective of the decade" (Kirkus Reviews) follows Mallory as she pursues her own unpredictable vision of right and wrong in a murder case that strikes close to home in more ways than one.

The author of "Mallory's Oracle" brings back NYPD sergeant Kathleen Mallory, a wild-child-turned-policewoman, possessed of a ferocious intelligence and a unique inner compass of right and wrong. Seventeen years after her mother died there, Mallory returns to a small town in Louisiana, determined to find out who killed the innocent woman and why.

From the national bestselling author of Find Me. In the northern California town of Coventry, two teenage brothers go into the woods, but only one comes back. Now, 20 years later, Josh is coming home--bone by bone. Available in a tall Premium Edition.

For readers of Stieg Larsson: the sixth Mallory novel from the New York Times bestselling author of The Chalk Girl--in trade paperback for the first time.

Police Detective Kathleen Mallory recognized the dead call girl. It was someone from her past, a woman who protected her on the streets of New York--and who betrayed her. Mallory also recognized the crime scene: victim hanging, hair in mouth, fire burning. It happened twenty-one years ago, when Mallory was a child. Now--whether it's the work of a copy-cat killer or a serial murderer--it has happened again.

Kathleen...