This is a story of a search, a scientist's search for the ultimate cure and a woman's search for self-realization.
Neither of them knew it, but two seemingly separate quests would lead to a conflict with dire consequences. The writer has created a challenging medical thriller about greed, neglected ethics and ambition that has gone out of control in the newest field of medical intervention: cosmetic psychopharmacy.
A short, suspenseful crime novel full of witty dialogue and characters who speak like real people, not Hollywood gangsters. It's also the first major appearance of Raylan Givens (later the main character of the series Justified).
Another action novel by the author who writes under the pseudonym Lee Radow. The novel takes place in the last years of the twentieth century in some recognizable historical circumstances and events, and its protagonists are secret service agents.
A year before he solved the Da Vinci Code, Robert Langdon, a renowned Harvard symbologist, was summoned to the famous Swiss research institute CERN to decipher a cryptic symbol engraved on the chest of a murdered physicist.
Cliff Janeway investigates. Clydell Slater was the last person Cliff Janeway would have expected in his rare and used book store. Even back when they worked together as cops in Denver, they didn't get along.
The novel is a typical Leonard crime novel: fast-paced, eccentric characters, unexpected twists, a mix of violence and comedy. The book is an entertaining, cynical critique of the American South and human greed, with a touch of the blues in its soul.