Child, Lincoln

Jeremy Logan, an investigator of unnatural phenomena, travels to a remote writers' retreat in the Adirondack Mountains to work on a book but soon learns that a dead hiker has been discovered there whose body has been mauled beyond the work of a bear. The attack occurred during a full moon and many are worried about a werewolf. Scientist Laura Feverbridge shares her research with Logan and he begins to think he's up against something he hasn't seen before.

Believing he has discovered the burial chamber of a near-mythical Egyptian pharaoh and a mystical double crown, famed archaeologist Porter Stone and his team suffer bizarre accidents that Professor Jeremy Logan is brought in to investigate.

The computerized infrastructure of Utopia, the world's most popular and technologically advanced theme park, is overtaken by mercenaries, and Andrew Warne, the computer engineer who designed the park's robotics, becomes the best chance for its thousands of visitors--including Warne's daughter--to survive.

When paleoecologist Evan Marshall and his small group of scientists discover a large, ancient animal encased in ice two hundred miles north of the Arctic Circle, the media threatens to reveal the creature on television, despite warnings from Native Americans that a mythic killing machine maybe released.

Two couples, ideally matched by a high-tech matchmaking company, are found dead--victims of double suicides, sending FBI forensic psychologist, Christopher Lash to Eden Incorporated to determine what happened, but his involvement soon becomes a personal and dangerous venture.

The computerized infrastructure of Utopia, the world's most popular and technologically advanced theme park, is overtaken by mercenaries, and Andrew Warne, the computer engineer who designed the park's robotics, becomes the best chance for its thousands of visitors--including Warne's daughter--to survive.