murder

When Constable Tal Rufen notices a pattern in a series of brutal murders and is fired for his alertness, he travels to Kingston and appeals to High Bishop Ardis for her sponsorship. As a secret Grand Inquisitor, Tal hopes to find out why someone is killing female musicians and how magic and the Church are linked to the crimes.

After graduating from a private high school in Baltimore, Annie comes to terms with the loss of her sister who had been murdered two years earlier.

Joe Grey, a cat who lives with his human housemate Clyde, goes undercover as a volunteer cuddle-kitty at a local nursing home in order to prove the home is harboring a criminal.

Returning to Deep Creek Lake with the Ski Club, Kelly sees Paula, the girl who had attempted to murder Kelly and Nathan on the Club's previous ski trip. When Paula is found dead, Kelly becomes the prime suspect.

A cat, Joe Grey, discovers he has the ability to understand human speech in time to witness a murder take place behind Jolly's Deli, but because the killer saw him at the scene, Joe Grey's nine lives are in jeopardy unless he can bring the killer to justice.

The investigation into the death of a Minneapolis Internal Affairs cop is supposed to be a formality, but when Sam Kovac begins to look into the details of his death, he uncovers a secret life that may have threatened the cop's life.

When four 1960s radicals are gunned down, Vietnam veteran Carl Hitchcock, an expert marksman, becomes the prime suspect, but FBI Special Agent Nick Memphis thinks the case is a little too perfect and calls on retired Marine sniper Bob Lee Swagger for help in tracking down the real killer.

Army undercover agent Paul Brenner investigates the murder and rape of Captain Ann Campbell, a general's daughter.

An account of early nineteenth-century serial killers William Burke and William Hare, who were accused of killing sixteen people in Edinburgh, Scotland in order to sell their corpses to doctors as subjects for dissection.