A London family must deal with the murder of their secretive next door neighbor and the intrusive police investigation that follows. Readers are faced with ever shifting and increasingly frightening suspicions that one or all of them had something to do with it.

“An impressive slice of domestic suspense.” —The Guardian

New York Times bestseller

A bomb plot draws Rabbi Small into international intrigue while he’s vacationing in the Holy Land, and he teams up with an Orthodox Israeli cop to hunt down the terrorists before they can attack again. 

“A fascination and delight from beginning to end.” —Library Journal

Harry Dodd needs a ride home from the pub—but it’s not because he’s schnockered. He’s actually been stabbed. Unfortunately, no one realizes it until it’s too late. Who would want to kill such a well-liked fellow? Inspector Littlejohn investigates.

In the first installment of New York Times bestselling author Faye Kellerman’s three-part series, she spins the electrifying story of a teenaged boy on a quest to find the twisted serial killer who murdered his sister.

London, 1593: Plague, famine, and rebellion grip the city. Amid the chaos, John Shakespeare—brother to the famous playwright—hunts a killer whose crimes lead from brothels to the high seas. But the murders are just the beginning of a deadly conspiracy that could shatter the crown and all John holds dear.