P. L. Klein

Nine-year-old Jude was the son of Mason Legend, the wealthy owner of the Legend Resort Hotels. A court mandated visitation to a grandmother he'd never met sent the boy on a twenty-year odyssey that changed his life forever. Jude lost his family and his identity. He became Max Angeles and his only link to his former life was a well-worn name tag that read ... Hello My Name Is Jude.While working at the new Imperial Legend Resort, twenty-nine-year-old Max is reunited with his family, but they don't recognize him. When Mason discovers the name tag, he becomes enraged. He fires Max, denounces him as a fraud, and takes out a restraining order against him. Max realizes he'll never be able to reclaim his past, so he tries to start over again ... there's just one problem. On the day young Jude was separated from his family, he was targeted by a serial killer. Though the murderer was caught and imprisoned, his accomplice is still at large, and once again he's got his sights on Jude. Jude escaped death once ... can he do it again?

When Eli Prescott applies for a promotion to get better health insurance for his ailing sister, he soon discovers how vindictive office politics can get. He knows his background won't hold up to vigorous scrutiny, but he has some allies to help. When he loses the position he hoped for, he discovers something even better ... acceptance from the family of his biological father. But Eli soon learns that past mistakes and family secrets can be more dangerous than office politics. They can be deadly.

Ty Atwood's entire life had consisted of lies and deceptions. His very existence came about by a catastrophic laboratory explosion when a series of experiments became contaminated. The handful of people who knew of Ty had kept secrets since the waning days of WWII. In the new millennium, Ty runs the risk of having his real identity revealed, and his mutations exploited by enemies from decades before who wish to share his powers of endless youth and spontaneous healing.

Cal Weatherby became profoundly despondent after his nine-year-old adopted son, Ben, was abducted, and never found. On the same day, an airplane Cal owned was lost on a mission of mercy with six of his friends on board. Twenty-three years later, wreckage from the plane is discovered on a previously uncharted island. Cal races there hoping to find survivors only to discover seven graves and a mysterious young man he believes is Ben.Though Cal recovers his son, Ben has changed from the troubled child to a paranoid young man who is clearly out of touch with reality. Cal believes that fear and isolation have altered Ben's perceptions. Soon Cal is forced to admit that his own memories of the past are flawed and the deadly truths are hidden somewhere . . . In The Shadow Of The Mind's Eye