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When his wife dies in his arms during a terrorist attack, American diplomat Richard Matthews walks away from diplomacy vowing to bring to justice the man responsible for her death.
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Can Richard Matthews find a dead man who will talk to bring to justice the man responsible for his wife's death at the hands of terrorists?
span style="color: rgb(51, 51, 51); font-family: Arial, sans-serif; font-size: 14px;">When his wife dies in his arms during a terrorist attack, American diplomat Richard Matthews walks away from diplomacy, vowing to bring to justice the man responsible or her death. His quest pits him against Robert Adler, the head of the CIA field operations. As Richard gets closer to finding a witness to testify, Adler plants Terra McIntyre to serve as Richard's assistant. /span>span style="color: rgb(51, 51, 51); font-family: Arial, sans-serif; font-size: 14px;">But just like black market TNT, un | |  | | The Judas Seat
When a South Korean defector takes the reins of North Korea, the world teeters on the edge of a nuclear abyss. The only man all parties will agree to lead the negotiations is the man who doesn’t want the job—former American diplomat Richard Matthews. And someone at the table wants the negotiations to fail. Can Richard unmask the Judas in time?
When a South Korean defector takes the reins of North Korea, the world teeters on the shaky edge of an abyss, the only man all parties will agree to lead the peace talks is a former diplomat who doesn't want the job--Richard Matthews. However, his conscience drives him to North Korea where the talks stall. The delegates posture, but make no concessions. Sabotage pulls the Russians from the table. The Japanese leave in response to a terrorist threat. Then Richard is kidnapped, disappears without a trace. The delegates, his staff and his family cope with no clues to his whereabouts for weeks. | |  | | What the River Knows
When a hometown girl is murdered, Detective Scott Aylward focuses on solving the crime to avoid working on his crumbling marriage.
span style="color: rgb(51, 51, 51); font-family: Arial, sans-serif; font-size: 14px;">When a hometown girl is brutally murdered, Detective Scott Aylward vows to bring a killer to justice. His focus on the case further damages his failing marriage and reinforces the knowledge that he always fails those who matter most--his parents, his boss, his wife, but most of all the victims who expect him to bring them justice. His search for the killer takes him back to his roots and crosses his path with the missing piece of the puzzle. When the shocking truth is finally revealed, he finds himself un |
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