A nuclear weapon explodes in Tehran, Iran.. The world immediately suspects the United States and Israel of murdering millions. Eric Lantz is called up to find the real parties behind the horror. He is teamed up with Alia al Faizal, a medic with Doctors Without Borders. As they fight to find the source of the nuclear trauma, a horrific plague breaks out in China and India. Suspecting that the two events are related, Eric and Alia form an uneasy alliance. Together they chase the evidence across the middle east to Babbat Castle in Iran. Working together, they uncover the evil behind the horror and the rise of an ancient kingdom.

Washington Post reporter Ryan Caulder's assignment in Rwanda to follow a trail of government sponsored human trafficking goes horribly wrong when he upsets the wrong people and gets thrown in jail. After weeks of torture and abuse, he returns to Washington, DC a shattered man. With a new job, new girlfriend and new control over his life, he is once again blind-sided when the general who ordered his incarceration in Rwanda comes to Washington. With apparent bank robbery and murder to his credit, and the FBI pressing hard, Ryan is forced to navigate a way out of his "Prison of Truth."

The introduction of a new weapon in the Middle East could upset the balance of power that has held for years. American Special Operations agent Eric Lantz and Mossad agent Rosalind Benjamin must track down the weapon and its creator before it can destroy more lives and property. But, finding the weapon is only the first step. As the weapon is found and neutralized, a plot to destroy the financial systems of the western economies comes to light. Now Lantz and Benjamin must work both sides of the Atlantic to prevent a financial catastrophe unprecedented in human history, and discover the identity of Black Jade.

Craig Beaumont has a charmed life until it is taken from him in a drive by shooting. Sick with grief he embarks on a plot of revenge against the man who killed his family, and everyone else in the California prison system. As the number of dead prisoners rise, the FBI and Homeland Security are called in. It is soon apparent that someone on the law enforcement team is feeding information to a local militia which may be involved. Everything comes to a confrontation when the FBI raids the militia compound. How far would you go to get revenge? As far as Craig Beaumont?

Marcus Copley is a laid of IT manager who worked for an association in Charlotte. Not one to take things lying down, Marcus takes revenge on two association executives. This attracts the attention of the Charlotte Police. As Marcus reviews the files and data available to him from the back door he left before leaving, he discovers a secret program run by the CEO. The program is an extension of the Nazi final solution and the association is a front for the lingering Nazi government. Out of his depth, Marcus turns over all the information to the Police and disappears from Charlotte. The Police engage the FBI, who engages the US Navy to stop the plan from killing thousands of Egyptians. Marcus struggles with the man he has become, while others struggle with the resurgent National Socialist Party. It turns out that hate is the bottomless cup.

Parson Barret is assigned a murder in Washington DC. His investigation widens to include local judges, a Congressman, and a horrific international human trafficking ring. He must fight to bring justice to the dead and to avoid becoming a corpse himself.

A duet of provocative novellas that examine contemporary Greek identity, translated by one of the foremost experts in Greek literature From esteemed Greek writer Michel Fais comes a duet of novellas that explore the stories we choose to tell about the lives we pretend to live. In these stories, positioned at the fractured heart of Greek postmodernism, Fais returns to his signature themes of mourning, death, and absence: "the permanently open wound in my narrative." Aegypius monachus is a semi-autobiographical snapshot of a man roaming the streets of Athens, reflecting on his tumultuous marriage and the childhood roots of his failure at love. Lady Cortisol dramatizes a conversation between one man and one woman, highlighting the miscommunications and mixed signals that inevitably arise in dialogue with the other. Ironic and bitter, these staccato novellas explore the ways in which we sabotage our rare chances at love, plunging into the interior of the mind and exposing the things we cannot say aloud.