Cold River Running is the third book in the critically acclaimed Cold River series. This book begins a storyline that continues for two more books, with characters introduced in Cold River Rising and Cold River Resurrection. When the electricity goes off nationwide due to an unknown cause, the people fight for survival to find food, protection and fight an invading gang from the city. Cold River Running, a tribe and a people coming together. Cold River Rising has been called, "A modern day Danced With Wolves," a story about Native American college students kidnapped in Peru, and the perilous rescue attempt by tribes in the United States.

"While on a spring break from college, Native American Tara Eagle was kidnapped in a foreign land. She and her friends struggle for survival, first against terrorists, and then against the army. Her relatives become frustrated, and then angry at the slow response from the United States Government. There are over five hundred Indian tribes recognized by Congress. In modern times a group of Indians used their sovereignty for something other than a casino. The Cold River Indian Nation of Oregon declared war on a foreign country. They were joined by others."--P. [4] of cover.

Master of mystery and historical intrigue Anne Perry once again transports readers to the banks of the Thames in Victorian London for her thrilling new William Monk novel. In Revenge in a Cold River, Monk faces his darkest hour ever as he spars with a quarry hell-bent on vengeance. When Commander Monk of the Thames River Police is called to investigate the drowning of an escaped prisoner, he’s forced to contend with customs officer McNab, who clearly bears a bitter grudge against him. But the reason is a mystery in itself. Monk’s memory loss—a secret he guards closely—leaves him vulnerable to repercussions from his missing past, especially his exploits overseas in the tumultuous Gold Rush days of San Francisco. And now McNab, as icy and unfathomable as the steel-gray Thames itself, appears intent on using whatever damning facts he can find to his advantage to ruin Monk’s future as an officer of the law. As Monk explores the possibility of a conspiracy, McNab’s game of cat and mouse escalates, with veiled threats and cryptic insinuations. Snared in an unforeseen trap, a desperate Monk must turn to his wife, Hester, and friend and attorney Oliver Rathbone for help, as his life literally hangs in the balance. With razor-edged suspense and shocking twists and turns, Revenge in a Cold River is Anne Perry at her most intense—and most satisfying. Praise for Revenge in a Cold River “Fascinating and addictive . . . Another strong historical mystery that is true in both culture and manners to its Victorian setting.”—New York Journal of Books “Perry is a master storyteller whose writing encompasses rich detail and nuance. . . . [Revenge in a Cold River] is her best to date.”—The Star-Ledger “The storytelling is dazzling, as it always is in a Perry novel.”—The New York Times Book Review

Resurrected Light is a book about two spirits in a great war against each other. Every 100 years, in the small town of Spirit Villa, will it be the end of the humans if the dark wins, or will they live a normal life if white wins? Anilea, a White Spirit, along with her friends, comes back to the town after being away so long to protect the humans and get ready for the battle with the Dark Spirits. Donovan, a Dark Spirit, along with his friends, comes back to cause problems in the town and is getting ready to battle with the White Spirits. However, a newcomer comes into play this time around. Does Anilea fall in love with Donovan, and will Donovan use it to end her life? Who will win?

Ten years ago I died. Since then I’ve lived as Ghost, existing in shadows, caring for nothing but my business and the Brotherhood. But she’s changed all that. Reminded me that there are things beyond Bratva, things a man like me can never have. Things like love. I know it’s not possible, but I want her, crave her. And now that my past has caught up with me, I’ll have to kill for her. Or die for her.

"You will always feel the reins are yours, but the road itself belongs to destiny" – thus had proclaimed Brishty's father when she had decided to brave her chosen way to the world. Still unaware of the veiled conspiracies of the universe, Brishty had confided on her brain and brawn to push her way from a remote village in Assam to the gates of the La Sorbonne University, Paris. Life stood waiting till Brishty sprinted to her dreams, for its turn to take control and acquaint her with reasons that were inevitable and unasked yet powerful.