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|  | | Absolute Instinct
Some absolute nutcase wants your spine, but you can keep the rest of you....This one comes full circle and has overtones that take my fans back to Killer Instinct, first in the series. This is the last, final Jessica Coran novel, as I am onto a new series -- City for Ransom, Shadows in White City, and City of the Absent all set before forensics was born. A history-mystery named BEST of its category Jan. 2006 by Poisoned Pen Press.
| |  | | Bitter Instinct
When Philadelphia yuppie-cafe culture begins a new trend in poetry readings that involve a lot of skin, a killer who absolutely loves his victims begins taking lives literally with a poisoned pen, and Dr. Jessica Coran, FBI M.E. is called in to investigate the strangest case of her career, one with a total lack of mutilation and blood but equally as deadly.
It's an engimatic composition penned in shades of red ochre across each victims backs, and it takes the skill and intuition of medical examiner Jessica Coran to see that each poem penned by the murderer is a homage to his victims, and each is part of a whole symphony of words. In a city like Philadelphia, there are many suspects to choose from, but this time the killer is among the elite of academia--professors, poets, artists, and writers. Someone among them is taking advantage of the innocence and naivete of the young in order to meet his daedly quota by end of term. | |  | | Blind Instinct
When New Scotland Yard Detective Richard Sharpe is faced with a horrific string of murders involving death by 'Christ on the Cross' crucifixions in the shadow of the East End of London where the name Jack the Ripper still echoes, he calls on the FBI's top forensic investigator, Dr. Jessica Coran to help him solve the case. Jessica jumps at the chance to work with the famous Scotland Yard on a case that is as intriguing as it is frightening with its sinister overtones of religious fantacisim and millenium fears.
Jessica Coran travels to London, England to work her magic and instincts on the most brutal killer she has yet faced, not one who mutilates his victims as in Primal Instinc, not one who canibalizes his victims as in Fatal Instinct, but one who manipulates his victims through their own faith until only a twisted faith is left in the face of this evil, a killer whose victims are willing participants in their own demise. Jessica leaves another and separate case to be solved by her able friend and right hand, J.T. Thorpe. J.T. follows a secondary plot that leads us to the darkest rural area in a | | | | City for Ransom
The book I was born to write, City for Ransom debuts Jan. 1, 2006 and was called by Edgar winner David Ellis "Crime Noir at its finest." A Chicago historian and author, Jay Boninsinga says it is a "brilliant concoction of Conan Doyle, Erik Larson, and Wes Craven." Author Ken Bruen says you should "Ransom your soul for this one!"
Finally, Midwest Book Review says, "Walker is at his lofty best in this terrific novel."
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| |  | | Cutting Edge
When a popular computer game inspires a virtual crime wave of murderous proportions, a female police psychiatrist enlists the help of a former police detective to help her cross the edge between game and reality.
| |  | | Darkest Instinct
Marine scientists insist that sharks rarely dine on humans after they first discover the body parts in the bellies of the sharks, leaving only one explanation for Dr. Jessica Coran, that the dead bodies had been in the water already and that the ""Night Crawler"" is still on the loose.
| |  | | Double Edge
In his acclaimed Instinct novels, Robert W. Walker has probed the deepest recesses of the criminal mind, bringing us face-to-face with killers as brilliant as they are vicious. Now Walker returns to the gritty streets of Houston he first explored in Cutting Edge, where Officer Lucas Stonecoat and police psychiatrist Meredyth Sanger face a new predator: the Snatcher.
| |  | | Extreme Instinct
Jessica Coran faces a murderer paving a path of terror from Arizona to Montana. He ties his victims down, drowns their sins in gasoline, and cleanses them with flame. He is on a Satanic mission--and only by stepping into the fire can Jessica stop him.
| |  | | Fatal Instinct
From the author of Killer Instinct--a terrifying novel of psychological suspense. Jessica Coran's capture of a brutal Wisconsin serial killer receives a lot of media exposure . . . and brings her requests for help from across the country. Her newest case takes her to New York City, where she hunts for a modern-day Jack the Ripper.
| | | | FictionWise E-books
12 titles have been re-issued as E-books on FictionWise. These are 4 Dean Grant ME Chicago series, beginning with Floaters, 4 Chicago Decoy series, 3 horror titles under Bloodscreams series, and a stand alone entitled Brain Stem. All titles can be found under author name Robert W. Walker
Also a serialized novel is coming out -- the sequel to Fire and Flesh, entitled Fleshwar from Amazon.com\shorts....the 49 cent bargain program you have heard about. Again it is under my name Robert W. Walker, although a sequel to a series writing as Evan Kingsbury. Fleshwar is about a creature that wants two things, your flesh and ownership of the planet, the evil side of the India god the Kundalini at work. The entire book takes place in India.
| | | | Final Edge
This is the story of the cruelest female serial killer you will ever meet in fiction or true crime, I guarantee you. This is Lucas Stonecoat's final Edge book, as the Native American detective is going back to the Reservation with his white woman....
| | | | Grave Instinct
Some nutcase wants a thumbnail piece of your brain; it means iife to him, death to you.....spooky indeed. Some disturbing findings.......
| |  | | Killer Instinct
On the trail of a serial killer with a penchant for a unique form of torture--the draining of blood from his victims' bodies--FBI medical examiner Dr. Jessica Coran suddenly becomes this "Vampire Killer's" most desired prey. Original.
| |  | | Primal Instinct
Jessica Coran's Hawaiian vacation is cut short when she is ordered to assist in the urgent investigation of a local serial killer called the Cane Cutter. Jessica is no rookie when it comes to dealing with serial killers, but this time she must infiltrate the seedy underworld of Hawaii--where she'll need more than her FBI badge to survive.
The third installment in the Jessica Coran series by Walker (Killer Instinct, 1992, Fatal Instinct, 1993). An FBI forensic pathologist on vacation in the Hawaiian Islands, Coran is asked to lend her skills in the search for a local serial crazy, the Trade Winds Killer. His latest victims are two Honolulu police officers, and his calling card is ritual murder with a cane cutter followed by mutilation of the body. By now, this is pretty standard fare for the genre, though Walker never gets lazy--there are strong details throughout on life in the Hawaiian Islands as well as the science of the med | |  | | Pure Instinct
Responding to a call by a New Orleans police commissioner to help in a serial murder investigation, Dr. Jessica Coran faces a second challenge when a murderer she helped put away escapes from prison and comes after her.
| |  | | Unnatural Instinct
Winner of the Readrs Choice Award at the 5th Annual Love is Murder Writers Conference Feb. 7-9 outdistancing 40 other authors. SUMMARY: When an appellate court judge is abducted and lashed to the decaying body of a man she saw electrocuted, Dr. Jessica Coran must find her before she dies the death reserved for murderers in Roman Times, according to the executed man's insane father who knows his Bible well. It's a tale of twisted and fantatical fixation on the old theme of an eye for an eye--vengeance with a bite.
In UnNatural Instinct, Dr. Jessica Coran of the FBI teams up with Cherokee Detective Lucas Stonecoat (star of my Edge series--Cutting Edge, Double Edge, Cold Edge and Fall 2003's Final Edge). Jessica works from the Washington DC area long-distance with Lucas who works all angles from Houston Texas. Texas is where Jimmy Lee Purdy is executed, but since Judge Maureen DeCampe has relocated, and now has been abducted from the courthouse parking lot in DC. The heroes pursue an unlikely old farmer in a big RV with two coffins in the back--one containing the dead body of Jimmy Lee, the other the s |
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The Underground River
by Richard Cederberg
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 Forced to put the schooner Heimdall into dry-dock for repairs and modifications, the crew chooses to holiday in Southern Utah so they can rendezvous with the Professor, a brilliant confidant from Rabat. What he shares at the summit stuns the crew and |
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The Tower of Bones
by Frank Ryan
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 This is the second novel in Frank P Ryan's acclaimed fantasy series, The Three Powers. The first in the series, The Snowmelt River, is a top ten epic fantasy bestseller on amazon. |
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