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The Rules of Silence
David Lindsey
Hardcover (Warner Books, April 23, 2003)Forced to participate in a series of business investments that will cause his company to eventually lose sixty-four million dollars, respected businessman Titus Cain struggles with devastating threats against his family and friends if he calls the police or fails to cooperate. 50,000 first printing.
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The Rules of Silence
David Lindsey
Mass Market Paperback (Grand Central Publishing, March 1, 2004)Now in paperback from the bestselling author of "The Color of Night"--the gripping story of a man forced to give up everything he's worked for his entire life, or face the horrifying consequences. "The plot grabs you and just won't let go."--James Patterson.
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The Rules of Silence
David Lindsey
eBook (Grand Central Publishing, Nov. 16, 2008)Titus Cain, a highly successful businessman with a rock-solid marriage and a loving circle of friends, is being kidnapped.
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The Rules of Silence
David Lindsey, Lou Diamond Phillips
Audio Cassette (Warner Adult, May 15, 2003)Forced to participate in a series of business investments that will cause his company to lose millions of dollars, businessman Titus Cain faces threats against his family and friends if he calls the police or fails to cooperate.
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The Rules of Silence Lib/E
David Lindsey, Christopher Price
Audio CD (Blackstone Publishing, April 25, 2003)Titus Cain, a highly successful businessman with a rock-solid marriage and a loving circle of friends, is being kidnapped. But this is no ordinary abduction. Cain will not be bound, gagged, and carried away to a deserted cabin. He will live his life as usual: kiss his wife, go to work-and slowly, carefully, make a series of unfortunate investments totaling sixty-four million dollars. But if he refuses to cooperate, tells anyone, or attempts to get help, the price will be much higher. Any transgression from his kidnapper's orders will trigger a death-one by one, Cain's family and friends will be murdered in a seemingly accidental, yet agonizingly slow manner. For Cain's abductor is a criminal whose greed is exceeded only by his sadism-and Cain, terrified and desperate, but unwilling to give up his family and his life, will soon understand his kidnapper's talent for atrocity.
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The Rules of Silence
David L. Lindsey, Christopher Price
MP3 CD (Chivers Sound Library, April 1, 2003)Titus Cain, a highly successful businessman with a rock-solid marriage and a loving circle of friends, is being kidnapped. But this is no ordinary abduction. Cain will not be bound, gagged, and carried away to a deserted cabin. He will live his life as usual: kiss his wife, go to work--and slowly, carefully, make a series of "unfortunate investments" totaling sixty-four million dollars. But if he refuses to cooperate, tells anyone, or attempts to get help, the price will be much higher. Any transgression from his kidnapper's orders will trigger a death--one by one, Cain's family and friends will be murdered in a seemingly accidental, yet agonizingly slow manner. For Cain's abductor is a criminal whose greed is exceeded only by his sadism--and Cain, terrified and desperate, but unwilling to give up his family and his life, will soon understand his kidnapper's talent for atrocity.