This is an amazing autobiography full of all the things that helped Richard Pryor to become a legend.

Frederick Case, a Pinkerton Detective, and Athelney Jones from Scotland Yard form an uneasy relationship as they follow a strange missive purported to be written by Professor Moriarty.

Every night Roya dreams she is drowning, and has strange premonitions. And always there is that burning question offered during her sleep by strangers she does not know. Who is she?

When a murder occurs one of the pieces of evidence is a photo shot just after the fact. The photo depicts a space in time where imagination sets the scene.

Bel’lar is a military man in charge of an important fact finding mission. He is challenged with finding a mythical planet where they may find hope.

Jacob Underwood is not like anyone else, for he experiences Cotard’s syndrome, a real condition that causes him to believe he is dead.

In a murder case deep and muddy, a macabre killer has his own agenda.

The author has taken the headlines of a Baseball strike and infused it with the obsession of someone willing to create chaos and use others to do his bidding.

Lauren Huntsman has a chance encounter that changes her life. No one knows where she has gone, and her family is horrified. Yet she is not the only young woman to have gone missing.

In murder, sometimes the simplest of answers are the hardest ones to find.