Bøger af Art Bell

For readers of Harlan Coben and Laura Dave, a gripping modern-day noir thriller featuring a hotshot lawyer unexpectedly drawn into a web of violence and intrigue by the ex-wife he hasn't spoken to since their bitter divorce, written by the former president of Court TV.The day Henry Gladstone, a lawyer at a white-shoe Manhattan law firm, met Leslie Dunlop, he knew she was trouble—but he couldn't say no. Their steamy affair became a marriage filled with secrets and lies that collapsed as spectacularly as it began. Cut to today: Leslie, who Henry hasn’t heard from since their divorce, bursts into his office and announces that if he doesn’t hand over a quarter-million dollars, they’ll both be killed. Henry dismisses her story as a stupid attempt to steal his money and—despite his still-smoldering desire for her—tells her to get lost. But when he comes home to find his apartment ransacked, he begins to think this time Leslie may be telling the truth. And now that he desperately needs to find her, she’s disappeared again. In a harrowing journey through the glittering heights and shadowy corners of New York City, where the legal world meets the dark underside of the city, Henry assembles a team that includes his best friend Aiden, a private investigator named Gabriella, and Aiden’s ex-wife Emma, to track down a missing engagement ring, stay one step ahead of the Russian mob, and uncover the secrets of Leslie’s past. As the screws turn tighter and tighter, Henry must learn who he can trust to uncover the truth…before it’s too late. In What She’s Hiding, Art Bell masterfully weaves a noirish tale of suspense and emotional turbulence as a dangerous woman draws Henry ever further into a high-stakes game that neither one of them may survive.

Poems with a twist of the extraordinary about them--unusual, even quirky thoughts, images, and characters that come back to mind at the oddest times. These are not your grandmother's poems or your children's rap.

Tom faces a dilemma. In his mid-teens, he discovers he has the ability to move small objects using only the power of his mental concentration. By the time he enters Boston College, he knows what he can and can't do with his psychokinetic abilities as he has learned to call them. They work only sporadically. He can't count on himself to perform on demand, with failures far outnumbering successes. Professors, famous magicians, frat brothers, and Tom's girlfriend all offer opinions and guidance, ranging from sarcastic skepticism to awe-struck encouragement. Over time, Tom weighs the pros and cons of letting his on-and-off mental abilities out into a world seeking an authentic shaman. His decision will surprise you--and serve as a cautionary tale to anyone who claims superhuman powers.