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This standalone novel starts with an eighteenth-century mystic and occultist, the Comte de Saint-Germain, surrendering his journal to Marie Antoinette’s lady-in-waiting for safekeeping. Centuries later, the guardian of the book is brutally murdered but not before shipping the book off to the next guardian. Terrified that the killers know the identity and location of the new guardian, a British professor entrusts the book to one of his star pupils, Sharyn Karr. From that momen

Homeland Security is called in to infiltrate a cult facility in the high Rockies. The information they have is that there is a suicide pact involved and a lot of explosives. The only way in is with a HELO parachute jump, and only Axel Strike, whose airborne training gives him the best chance to succeed. But getting there is only half the issue. This is my first intro to Axel Strike and I have to admit; the pages were flying as the action is tight and non-stop. I managed to ge

I have been interested in reading Greg Iles for a while now. I had bought one of his books only to find that it was part of a continued series, and the book I had purchased was right in the middle of the trilogy. When the audio version of the entire trilogy came on sale, I grabbed the chance and dove in. Better late than never. It was worth the wait. The story is brutal yet realistic and has more twists and turns than a rollercoaster. The atmosphere of the South rings true as