D D Marks: 28 books

After a narrow escape from a massacre in Venezuela, Olesia Anderson and her team of miscreants are gunning for revenge. They've got their sights set on D.C., in search of an old spook who can point them to Olesia's nemesis, Patrick 'Rat' Burroughs. But D.C. isn't the place Olesia remembers....

Olesia Anderson, corporate spy-for-hire, doesn't always work for the good guys. She's been sent to New Jersey to break into an R&D facility and steal sensitive data on genetically modified crops - a boring enough industry, but one that is worth billions of dollars each year. But nothing...

Olesia Anderson - sharpshooter, quick-talker, and corporate spy-for-hire - has been given a second chance by her shadowy employers, the Blackrock Association. A Lockheed engineer has stolen the schematics for a new missile defence system, and Lockheed wants that data back... along with whoever he...

Olesia Anderson is on the run. Her meticulously organised raid on the Metelitsa Casino has fallen apart, Brad is a hostage of rogue Dublirovat agents and Sparks is out of contact. She's lost in Moscow with no weapons, no backup and no escape route... but she does have a plan. With the...

Knife-fights and speedboat chases in Venice nearly killed her, but Olesia Anderson never stays out of the game for long. She's got a clean bill of health and a ticket to Calgary, where Blackrock need her to pull an intimidation job. Deliver some papers, look threatening, and enjoy a white Canadian...

No friends. No backup. On the run, and headed for the most violent city in the world. It's all in a day's work for Olesia Anderson. After narrowly escaping a hit-squad sent by her former employers, Olesia is headed south. Her only hope: Kay, the assassin-for-hire she worked with in Moscow....

She's ten thousand feet above Venezuela and about to hit terminal velocity, but Olesia Anderson isn't out of the game. Her father is waiting, somewhere in the shadowed corridors of the bunker below, along with a legion of trigger-happy Zero Error soldiers. With Burroughs closing in behind her,...

Olesia Anderson is a sharpshooter, quick talker and corporate spy-for-hire, employed by the mysterious Blackrock Association to do the dirty work that major corporations don't want the public to know about. Kidnapping, data theft, the occasional assassination... if it pays, Olesia is the woman for...

Olesia Anderson, corporate spy-for-hire, has barely had enough time to recuperate from her Caribbean job when she's sent to Moscow. Her target: young punk Tobias Gusarov, a Zero Error courier. He's transporting something very valuable, code-named Portobello, and Olesia's employers want it bad. Problem...

While the storm rages over California’s notorious anti-illegal alien Proposition 187, a young woman climbs to the top of the famous Hollywood Sign—and jumps to her death. An undocumented day laborer is murdered. And a disbarred and desperate lawyer in Venice Beach places an ad in a local paper...

Hardboiled. Softboiled. Noir. East Coast. West Coast. And all points in between. Whatever you call them, gumshoe, shamus, Pinkerton, detective, private eye, P.I., shadow, tail, investigator, and wherever you need them, from East to West, North to South. They’re all here. From the hard...

Crime in high places. Crime in low places. Crime from Coast to Coast. Crime in the Faneuil Hall Marketplace of Boston to the Vincent Thomas Bridge in the Port of Los Angeles. From the wind-swept sails of the New England shoreline to the transitioning Italian-American neighborhood of North Beach...

From the Award-Winning author of the noir thriller WHITE HEAT - 2013 SHAMUS NOMINEE (Private Eye Writers of America). Other nominees in various categories include Robert Crais, Jeffrey Deaver, Ace Atkins, Hank Phillippi Ryan, to name a few.PUBLISHERS WEEKLY says: WHITE HEAT is a "...taut crime...

Sacred Matters explores the multi-disciplinary literature about the role of religion in family life and provides new research and a new theory about ways various aspects of the sacred are helpful and harmful. The authors hope that their new conceptual framework will stimulate new research and encourage...