Kirjahaku

"I could not put the book down until the end." said one reader.It's the year 2000 and rookie detective Shannon Lynch is assigned to a major case with two men who resent her having been promoted. Then her past catches up to her in ways she could never have predicted. Is Shannon tough enough to overcome a killer who's out for revenge as well as colleagues who aren't sure she can be trusted? "Making the Grade is a mystery and character study rolled into one" according to another reader.

In House Divided, Peter G. Pollak's fifth thriller, Leonard and Alison Robbins disagree how big a mistake their college student daughter is making by joining the radical Students for Palestinian Justice (SPJ). Alison believes Courtney needs to be allowed to make her own decisions, but retired CIA agent Leonard Robbins, who heads up a counterterrorism task force, fears she's being used. Neither, however, foresee the real danger. Anti-Israeli terrorists are recruiting SPJ members to bomb Jewish organizations.Can Robbins' task force find and stop the terrorists before they claim more innocent victims? Will Courtney Robbins figure out the truth about SPJ before it's too late? House Divided is the story of a war no family should have to fight.