In 1912 Blair, raised in France, discovers her Scottish heritage and the danger it presents to her and everyone close to her. After an attempt on her life, she escapes to Edinburgh. There she finds herself embroiled in a murder plot begun in 1725. For nearly 200 years, the forbidden love of her ancestors still remains a threat. Once she starts digging into her past, she must decide whether it is worth all the pain and loss it has already cost--and that to come. Is the man who provides her protection during her quest for the truth her savior or death in a very attractive package?

"Spring, 1893 - New York City ...Gently reaching for the tiny fist that was pushing against her mother's breast, William asked, 'What shall we name her, Suze?' 'Claire. I would like to name her Claire, ' Suzanna said softly. 'Claire, ' he repeated, 'Well, little Claire, welcome to this big, beautiful world. Welcome to our family. I hope every day of your life will be filled with miracles as beautiful as you, my precious little girl.' When Suzanna reached for her husband's hand, he squeezed her fingers gently and raised them to his mouth for a kiss filled with all the tenderness he felt. How...

Mary's involvement starts at an early age and could well destroy her. Haunted by vicious dreams, she prays that her brother will come to her rescue. Claire loses her family by murder and betrayal and is forced to run for her life. The close tie to her schoolmates from Paris is her only refuge. Richard knows his father, also a cop, was murdered. When he is unable continue working as a cop in the town where he grew up, he relocates to Chicago where his life intersects with Mary's and Claire's. He could be the catalyst in resolving the losses in all of their lives.

Welcome to the beach--Virginia Beach, to be exact. Detective Preston Andrews (Press to his friends) comes from wealthy Virginia Society with a capital "S." He is a man admired by women for his handsome face and well-toned physique. Men respect his opinion and skill on the job. Crooks cringe at his tough attitude and tenacity. Despite his refusal to accept the FBI's efforts to recruit him, he remains with the Virginia State Police as their senior detective. His career is a great success--much to his father's dismay. U.S. Senator Andrews would prefer his son go into Foreign Service or politics....

Virginia Beach Homicide Detective Preston Andrews is 'volunteered' by the FBI to help solve a series of murders that began twelve years ago. Teaming again with his VBPD partner, the young Homicide Detective Trace Evans, and his girlfriend, FBI Special Agent Rachel Wilding, Press is put on the case by the very same Director of the FBI who screwed up his last work for the FBI and nearly got him killed. What is the killer's reason for the bizarre posing of the bodies? Why is there a one year gap between each disappearance and the killer's "display" featuring last year's victim? Track the...

When his lover goes missing, his world is turned upside down. With surprising support from his nemesis, Malcolm Probst, the Director of the FBI, and his father, U.S. Senator William Andrews, Press goes hunting for a killer.

Part 3 of Ms. Blair's Chicago Trilogy, "Intersections: Love, Betrayal, Murder." Richard hales from a family of cops. Richard's father is murdered and he discovers his mother is sleeping with the man Richard believes is the killer. Unable to continue working on the same police force with his father's killer, Richard relocates to Chicago. A new job, a new friend, and a new love bring joy and challenges to his life. Chicago is not the best place for an honest cop in the early 20th century. Richard must work with and around a series of crooked mayors, police chiefs, and cops. Then there are the...

Press is irritating everyone around him. His woman is gone and he's miserable He's ordered into therapy by Lieutenant Wallace to prevent mayhem in Virginia Beach PD's homicide squad. What's a guy to do, when he's this unhappy? God help the criminal that gets in his way, until he gets Rachel back