Strangers seek refuge at the abbey as floodwaters rise, a body falls, and a relic vanishes—in this “top drawer” mystery (Chicago Sun-Times).

“Well-crafted...A nicely tangled skein.” —The Wall Street Journal

There’s an international jewel thief afoot. His codename is Gypsy, and he has deviled the Reich for years. Jean-Louis St-Cyr and Hermann Kohler will do their best to unmask him, but as they learned long ago, no crime is simple when the victims are servants of the Thousand Year Reich.

Suzanne Barnes was the perfect ecclesiastical secretary. So it came as a shock when Suzanne invited Sisters Mary Helen, Eileen and Anne to Ghiradelli Square's Sea Wench Bar to hear her belt out the blues. Sister Mary Helen wondered what secrets lay behind those blue eyes. The Sea Wench Suzanne was a revelation: sassy, sexy, dressed to kill. It was her first-and last-performance, punctuated by a silver letter opener in the heart. Who killed the canary? Sister Mary Helen and her faithful band must unearth Suzanne's secrets to solve the murder before all hell breaks loose-again.

In this “high adventure of love’s triumph over twisted obsession” from a New York Times bestseller, a woman confronts her abusive past (Publishers Weekly).

Andrea believes she knows everything about her mother, Laura. Laura has lived a seemingly simple life in the small town of Belle Isle, but her past is revealed to be full of secrets after a violent incident at a mall.

Andrea discovers that her mother has been hiding a secret identity for nearly 30 years. As police investigate, Laura refuses to talk, even to her daughter. Andrea then takes it upon herself to uncover her mother's hidden past to protect their future.

“Breathtaking ... Fiction doesn’t get any better than this.” —Jeffery Deaver