While celebrities and politicians are often under the media's microscope, their wealth and privilege allows them to carry many of their darkest secrets to the grave. Those in power have one goal: maintaining a squeaky clean image - whatever it takes. "Itsy Bitsy Spider" is a could-be-ripped-from-the-headlines tale that provides a chilling and stirring reminder of the real-life secrets that thousands in power work hard to hide from those closest to them. When Claire McCallin, step-daughter of the powerful Boston Mayor Jack McCallin, hears her three-year-old daughter singing "Itsy Bitsy Spider"...

A sweeping legal thriller of the far-reaching boundaries of family ties that surpasses time and distance, HUSH will leave readers questioning one of the most controversial subjects that has divided the nation for decades. When Ann and Ben Grable's perfect life together is torn apart, they are forced to opposite sides of the courtroom. Representing Ann, lawyer Michael J. McConaughey feels this is the case that could have far-reaching, judicial effects - the one he's been waiting for. On the other side of the world, when the CEO of one of the largest pharmaceutical companies in the world hears...

Mother of Ahna and Sammy from her first marriage to the deranged Caleb O'Toole, Ling O'Toole Masterson is pregnant with her third child. But when she senses that her six-year-old son has inherited his father's sadistic psychosis, the happy life she's tried to build since Caleb disappearance begins to crumble. It's been eight years since Caleb O'Toole claimed a 736-million-dollar mega lottery ticket and six years since he tried to kidnap his wife, and then staged his own death. And now . . . God help anyone who tries to stop him from reclaiming the family he left behind. Best selling author...

For ten years, the Atlanta, Georgia police have been searching for whoever is taking girls between the ages of six and ten and returning them after three days, seemingly unharmed. None of the children remember anything, the small scar on their abdomen a reminder of what was taken from them. Twenty-miles south of Atlanta, Zeb Parrish says goodbye to his only child and buries his daughter beside her mother. Left to care for his six-year-old biracial granddaughter Lillie, not knowing how long he will be around to raise her, Zeb sets out to find the man who left his daughter behind, pregnant and...