TO Catch A Killer Alex Kava THE SOUL CATCHER A group of young men commit suicide in a secluded cabin. A politician's daughter is found strangled. FBI criminal profiler Maggie O'Dell is assigned to both cases and as she delves deeper, it appears there is a connection - Reverend Joseph Everett, the charismatic leader of a religious cult, bent on seducing the lonely and vulnerable into his fold. Maggie's involvement becomes personal when she realises a member of her own family has been seduced by Everett's slick illusions. But the soul catcher wears many faces of evil and the case is nowhere near as simple as it seems At The Stroke Of Madness Alex Kava AT THE STROKE OF MADNESS In the tomb-like silence of an abandoned rock quarry, someone is trying to hide their dirty little secrets. When Special Agent Maggie O'Dell receives a concerned phone call from Dr Gwen Patterson about a missing patient, she agrees to look into the woman's disappearance. At first she dismisses Gwen's fears, but then the body of a woman is discovered in a barrel buried in a rock quarry. Then more bodies are unearthed. Is there a link between the missing patient and the murdered woman? As Maggie is drawn into the case, she realises that she will need to dig deeper than ever before. For this is undoubtedly the work of a serial killer, a killer obsessed with collecting trophies from his victims One False Move Alex Kava ONE FALSE MOVE Melanie Starks and her seventeen-year-old son Charlie have been running one con job after another for as long as she can remember. But now she's getting sick of that life - concerned that Charlie enjoys being a thief just a bit too much. Then Jared Barnett reappears in her life. Released from prison after serving five years of a life sentence for murder, and set free on a technicality that by no means proves his innocence, Jared now exhibits a dangerous edge He claims he has the perfect plan for a bank robbery - with help from Melanie and Charlie. Determined this will be her last 'job' ever, Melanie agrees. But things go terribly wrong Only one thing is clear: A line has been crossed. Suddenly there's no turning back, and there is nothing left to lose.