NULL

When Osama bin Laden is suspected of bombing two U.S. embassies in Africa, President Jessup secretly gives Dutch Dantley the go-ahead for Acappella Blue, an experiment he has not tested. Dutch meets Trisha Gregano, a beautiful and ambitious reporter who reminds him of his late wife. She agrees to help Dutch with his experiment, but finds herself attracted to Harris Churchill and is seduced by him. Disillusioned, disoriented, and scared for his life, Harris Churchill disappears just as Dutch is about to conclude his test. Trisha is found dead . . . raped and full of drugs. Harris becomes a prime suspect. In the psychiatric ward of a Chicago hospital, Grace Wheatley begins to unravel Harris's story. He sees his situation as bad luck and coincidence, but Dr. Wheatley senses a possible setup. She calls Harris's arresting officer and learns that he's a murder suspect. When Dutch discovers Harris's whereabouts, he sets in motion a complex series of events to capture and kill him. After killing some of bin Laden's henchmen, Dutch forces Harris's old boss, Langston Skinner to get involved. When the CIA taps Dr. Wheatley's phone, agent Clarence Washington learns that Dutch killed Trisha and he coyly devises a trap to snare him.

Join a group of four kid detectives and help them find out about STEM while developing problem solving, observation and deduction, and investigation skills. Our Kid Detectives Isla, Farah, Sam and Mohammad are planning a fishing trip at their favourite spot at the local river. But when they arrive, they notice how the usually crystal-clear river has turned cloudy. What could be causing the pollution of the river?Join the Detective gang as they meet a scientist who will help them discover what's wrong with the river water and what is causing the pollution. Does it have something to do with that grumpy looking farmer? Find out in The Peculiar Affair of Cloudy Water! Featured interactive elements: Looking for clues in the illustrationSpotting how the river has been affected by the pollutionSpotting what is causing the pollution Gathering crucial information from information panels about pollutionThrough interactive adventures that combine facts, brain-teasing puzzles and lively illustrations, these books impart STEM knowledge in an original way to inspire a love of the subject. The story in each book will have the reader solving puzzles, finding clues, cracking secret codes and uncovering mysteries.Perfect for aspiring detectives aged 7+.

Poetry. LGBT Studies. From his first appearance on the page, "we knew he was bound for something unsolvable." But a little thing like futility can't stop our hero from holding up a magnifying glass to a world "so bright it's impossible to understand." In this searching, provocative collection of coming-of-age sonnets, the sad boy detective listens close, collects the evidence, and reimagines the strange landscapes of a life, a body, a boy, a self. Through a questioning, fervent lens, sam sax's SAD BOY / DETECTIVE reminds us how deeply bizarre and at times undecipherable all this existence stuff truly is. "Sam Sax's SAD BOY / DETECTIVE uses the unholy sonnet in ways that would make Jarman marvel and sigh. The entirety of this volume destabilizes our ideas of what it means to write the coming of age novel, what it means to be undetectable. And Sax is forever fighting the fight of a poet who is made aware of his separation from the world by the fact that he is-in sorrow, sex, danger, or celebration--moored to all he sees because his seeing is a searchlight."--Jericho Brown "The SAD BOY / DETECTIVE of this book is on the case of his biggest mystery yet: the strangeness of existence itself. Reading these cleverly serialized sonnets is like pressing your ear to a door full of wonders you're unsure you're prepared to inherit. The book enacts a powerful awakening. Sam Sax is a terrific emerging poet. Like a sleuth with a magnifying glass, you're going to want to follow him everywhere."--Dobby Gibson

Suspected of killing at least 50 young women in the Seattle-Portland area in the 1980s, the Green River Killer has never been caught--until now. Here, bestselling author Thorp takes the reader into the minds of both a detective fighting personal demons and a human demon whose wanton disregard for human life is so despicable his actions and motivations make the reader cringe. Thorp has imagined a surprise ending to his roller-coaster thriller that is genuinly surprising.

After her father's death, fifteen-year-old Carly Grant and her three siblings have gone to live with their grandfather in Nebraska. It's no secret the townspeople don't like having the children around. But why? Carly finds it has something to do with their dad. The Eagle River Detectives are determined to clear their father's name, but they may have to risk their lives to do it! Follow along as they uncover dangerous secrets that have been deeply buried for years?This One's for You, Dad is the first installment in a series of adventures of the Eagle River Detectives.. If you like books from authors like Nancy Drew, then you will love this book by author Katherine H. Klemp