What Time Is It by Richard Thuss is an action-packed, edge-of-your-seat, techno-thriller that grabs you by the collar and never lets go. Technical guru Jack Farrell finds himself in the middle of a high-tech international conspiracy using self-aware computers to destroy a critical segment of America's electronic infrastructure; a plot hatched and executed by North Korea. Jack teams with Fred, his Nobel Laureate landlord and Julia, his brilliant upstairs neighbor, to thwart the Korean attack and stay alive in the bargain. But, little does Jack know that the attack he fights so hard to defeat...

If you knew how to extinguish the souls of your enemies: What would you do? In The Effect On The Soul, State Trooper Kate Roche gets a terrifying glimpse into an answer to that question after she learns that Richard Handchild, a research physicist she loved in her youth is missing and wanted for murder. A Middle Eastern diplomat has secretly funded Richard's chilling research into what happens the moment when we die, and excerpts from Richard's journal have led the United States government to suspect both of them of nuclear terrorism. Kate's desperate attempt to find and stop him leads her...

Trying to forget the anniversary of his wife's death, novelist Richard Frederickson is on a solo motorcycle trip to Canada when he discovers a man in his hotel bathtub whose throat has been slit from ear to ear. One murder is just the beginning of his troubles, and while trying to prove his innocence, he learns that a woman's death in a U.S. drone strike in Pakistan holds the terrifying secret of why the man was in his room. Murder, terrorism and even a little humor are wrapped in this new novel by the author of "What Time Is It," and "The Effect On The Soul."