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Fed rat poison and left to die, a man’s body is discovered behind a Denver bakery. When Special Agent Brandon Fisher and his team with the FBI’s Behavioral Analysis Unit are called in, they find no clear motive. Soon after, a second body is discovered on a stretch of road, strapped to the bumper of his own truck. He’d been dragged behind it until he died. As Brandon and his team investigate, they discover both murders mirror acts of cruelty from the victims’ past. The killer’s twisted logic becomes clear. They aren’t choosing victims at random. They’re delivering their own brand of justice.

Do you believe that a drought of the land which causes many people to die of famine or a drought of the human soul that affects the lives of those nearest to him/her is more devastating? Can droughts of the soul can be more damaging than those of the soil? The analogy buried in the book Drought uncovers the dichotomy (or juxtaposition) of both.

Special Agent Brandon Fisher and the FBI’s Behavioral Analysis Unit are called in when Amy Rogers, the wife of an influential media mogul, disappears from her home in Woodbridge, Virginia. But when the decomposing body of a young woman is discovered in a farmer’s field—bound, tortured, and left to rot—the case takes a far darker turn.

Dublin, 1997. When Joe Finnerty marries into Dublin's political aristocracy his fortune appears to be made. Lucrative government contracts and the ready patronage of his heavy hitting father-in-law ensure that Joe soon becomes a man to be reckoned with. His own career in politics seems...

In this atmospheric horror story, the city of the title is the ruin of a primordial site in the Arabian desert, thought to be more ancient than the first human civilization. In its heyday, the city flourished on the edge of the ocean. The inhabitants were a species of reptile looking like a hybrid of crocodile and seal, but with horns and protruding foreheads. They moved by crawling, so the remaining buildings have low ceilings.

A tense, white-knuckle ride of a play from BBC Radio 4 in which a rather self-satisfied hero embarks, reluctantly, on a voyage of self-discovery. Originally broadcast as the 'Afternoon Play' on 7 January 2009, and repeated on 31 March 2011. As an expert on memory loss, Greg Cooke is asked to...

With its play-on-words title that points to the familiar biblical metaphor around shepherds and flocks of sheep in need of attentive care, David McCauley's You Don't Know Sheep provides road-tested insight for some of today's most perplexing faith-based leadership issues. You Don't Know Sheep offers new perspectives; solutions to problems you've been wanting to fix; and the good-natured realization that leading people successfully requires wise shepherding—starting with a shepherd who knows the way.