Books published by publisher Arbor House Pub Co

Chris Saksis's investigation of an FBI agent's murder leads her to discover a surprising web of perversion, passion, and unbridled ambition within the agency itself

Jarred from Boston University and his young bride by the bombing of Pearl Harbor, Paul Schuman finds himself aboard a tiny Coast Guard cutter in the frozen seas off Greenland in pursuit of heavily armed German weather ships

After one of journalism professor George Albert Brown's senior students is murdered, the others, determined to find the killer themselves, turn up clues of their own--including a tie to the South African government

The murder, in the executive mansion, of the secretary of state prompts an immediate and sweeping investigation of all suspects, including the president and his family, an investigation that leads to a second astonishing murder

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Presents a collection of uncanny tales by a well-respected author, offering a large selection of his best horror and suspense fiction in one volume

Uses hundreds of interviews and case histories to examine the realities of motherhood today revealing the darker feelings that accompany this endlessly demanding job

Concludes the epic trilogy that began with "The Summer Tree" and "The Wandering Fire" and draws together the complex threads of the previous volumes in narration of the ultimate defeat of Rakoth Maugrim

Murder and detection lie at the core of a story of psychological warfare, human passion, and their impact on a marriage and a family that explores what it means to be "the other woman"

Set in Fionavar, a world populated by wizards, warriors, spirits, and the heroes of myths, the story follows five young mortals trapped in deadly combat against the forces of the High Kingdom of Brennin

The men and women of the 87th Precinct have their professional skills tested to the limit when several young women are raped multiple times by the same man and a serial killer who hangs his victims stalks the streets of the city. Read by Len Cariou. Book available.

The author, a founder of CORE, sets the record straight regarding the civil rights movement and documents the conditions under which Black people lived prior to the movement