When a retired colleague dies of an apparent suicide, ex–Secret Service agent Joe Reeder knows there must be far more to the story. Why did the man leave a desperate message for Reeder moments before dying? And what could possibly make such a seasoned veteran fear for his life?

FBI Special Agent Patti Rogers has a mystery of her own to solve: she’s leading a task force investigating a brutal series of similar but seemingly unconnected murders across the DC area. Are they serial killings or something even more sinister?

Could Reeder and Rogers be tracking down different facets of the same conspiracy? And how do the continued assassination attempts on a presidential hopeful figure into an unprecedented attack on the heart of government?

The answers to these questions are uncovered in this riveting sequel to the bestselling .

Chicago, September 1964. Beatlemania sweeps the nation, the Vietnam War looms, and the Warren Commission prepares to blame a “lone-nut” assassin for the killing of President John F. Kennedy. But as the post-Camelot era begins, a suspicious outbreak of suicides, accidental deaths, and outright murders decimates assassination witnesses. When Nathan Heller and his son are nearly run down on a city street, the private detective wonders if he himself might be a loose end...

Soon a faked suicide linked to President Johnson’s corrupt cronies takes Heller to Texas, where celebrity columnist Flo Kilgore implores him to explore that growing list of dead witnesses. With the blessing of Bobby Kennedy — former US attorney general, now running for Senator from New York — Heller and Flo investigate the increasing wave of violence that seems to emanate from the notorious Mac Wallace, rumored to be LBJ’s personal hatchet man.

Fifty years after JFK’s tragic death, Collins’s rigorous research for raises new questions about the most controversial assassination of our time.

From Booker-shortlisted Irish author, two families living the dream in small town America are forced to confront their guilty secrets in the aftermath of a shocking death.

This is just after the financial crash — people are beginning to discover the depth of the mess and all of a sudden the American dream is beginning to look tawdry. Michael Collins’s bravura novel begins with a spectacular death on a highway as a woman choses to drive off a bridge into a lake rather than face the reality of a recent cancer diagnosis.

It soon emerges that the cancer diagnosis is not the only secret the woman has been hiding. When her husband dies soon after, the real nature of an apparently happy marriage is inexorably exposed, adultery, lies, corruption, the list goes on, and the couple’s son Norman has to somehow make sense of it all.

Norman finds the life he has carefully constructed for himself decompose, and in the process mirrors the need for realignment that the greater world also has to face. He makes the unexpected discovery of the real treasures of life; in Norman’s case, love, and a brother he never imagined existed.

Quel rapport entre la mort en 1967 des musiciens du groupe de rock Pearl Harbor et un SDF renversé par une voiture à Bruxelles en 2010 ? Lorsque l’homme se réveille sur un lit d’hôpital, il est victime du , incapable de bouger et de communiquer. Pour comprendre ce qui lui est arrivé, il tente de reconstituer le puzzle de sa vie. Des caves enfumées de Paris, Londres et Berlin, où se croisent les Beatles, les Stones, Clapton et les Who, à l’enfer du Vietnam, il se souvient de l’effervescence et de la folie des années 1960, quand tout a commencé…

Paul Colize est né en 1953 et vit près de Bruxelles. Quand il n'écrit pas, il est consultant, amateur de badminton et joue du piano.

Cinq bandits de haut vol, deux femmes d’exception, un avocat mythique et… de la musique avant toute chose.

D’un côté Jean Villemont, avocat pénaliste amoureux des sommets et sa consoeur Leila Naciri. De l’autre, Franck Jammet, braqueur virtuose et sa compagne Julie Narmon, aussi discrète qu’efficace. Entre eux, un homme et une affaire. Où se trouvait Franck Jammet la nuit du 18 au 19 février 2013 ? Pourquoi Jean Villemont ne se contente-t-il pas de la version officielle ? Qui a réalisé le casse du siècle ?

Paul Colize est né en 1953 à Bruxelles. Auteur de romans noirs, il a écrit une douzaine de livres, dont , paru en 2012 à La Manufacture de livres (et en poche chez Folio, Prix Saint Maur en poche 2013) et paru en 2013 à la Manufacture de livres (également repris par Folio), qui a remporté la même année trois récompenses : Prix Landerneau Polar, Prix Boulevard de l'Imaginaire et Prix Polars Pourpres. Il entre avec pour la première fois au catalogue de Fleuve Éditions, tandis que paraît en mai 2015 chez Pocket.

Hugues Tonnon est un avocat réputé du barreau de Bruxelles, estimé de tous et quelque peu coincé. Sa spécialité  : les divorces, les séparations douloureuses et les couples qui se défont. C'est à ce vieux garçon maniéré que s'adresse tout naturellement Nolwenn Blackwell, l'envoûtant top model belge qui a jeté son dévolu sur Amaury Lapierre, un capitaine d'entreprise de trente ans son aîné qui lui arrive au menton.

Alors qu'un fastueux mariage se profilait, le riche héritier a été dans les bras d'une strip-teaseuse au bord de la piscine d'une villa tropézienne. Bafouée, veut obtenir réparation. Hugues Tonnon flaire la belle affaire. Le soir même, il dîne en sa compagnie et la raccompagne chez elle pour terminer la soirée.

Au petit matin, il se réveille chez lui, victime d'un trou noir éthylique, la police à sa porte  : Nolwenn Blackwell a été assassinée. Il est le dernier à l'avoir vue vivante, mais il ne se souvient de rien. Un malheur n'arrivant jamais seul, le policier chargé de l'enquête n'est autre que l'inspecteur Witmeur que l'avocat a ruiné lors de son divorce pour une histoire de faux seins.

Flanqué d'une journaliste un peu psycho et pas trop rigide, Hugues Tonnon va devoir prendre la fuite, ravaler son cynisme et mener l'enquête.

Matchs de football truqués, mœurs dissolues de la jet-set, investigations policières dernier cri  : Paul Colize, connu pour ses intrigues millimétrées dont les rouages s'imbriquent en autant de fausses pistes et de surprises, nous entraîne dans une folle poursuite de Bruxelles au quartier d'affaires de Johannesburg, de berlines luxueuses en taxis miteux, du Rick's Café de Casablanca à Paris en passant par la frontière algérienne à dos de mulet.

Paul Colize a déjà publié à la Manufacture de livres et chez Folio Policier , prix Saint-Maur en Poche et , prix Landerneau polar…

2012. À la fin de l’émission où il est invité pour son livre sur la « Tuerie du Caire », un attentat qui a fait quarante victimes dont son père en 1954, Stanislas Kervyn reçoit un coup de téléphone qui bouleverse tout ce qu’il croyait savoir.

1948. Nathan Katz, un jeune Juif rescapé des camps, arrive à New York pour essayer de reconstruire sa vie. Il est rapidement repéré par le Chat, une organisation prête à exploiter sa colère et sa haine.

Quel secret unit les destins de ces deux hommes que tout semble séparer ?

Paul Colize est né en 1953 et vit près de Bruxelles. Il a reçu le prix Saint-Maur en poche — Polar 2013 pour (Folio Policier nº 685), le prix Landerneau-Polar 2013 et le prix du Boulevard de l'Imaginaire 2013 pour .

Nate Heller is a cop trying to stay straight in one of the most corrupt places imaginable: Prohibition-era Chicago. When he won’t sell out, he’s forced to quit the force and become a private investigator.

His first client is Al Capone. His best friend is Eliot Ness.

His most important order of business is staying alive.

Fred, 28 ans, est journaliste. Membre d’une team de jeunes pigistes web, il rêve de gloire et de signer un article papier qui fera date.

La nuit venue, Fred mène une double, voire une triple vie.

Avant tout, il aime une femme mariée. Une liaison passionnelle, mais sans espoir. Ensuite, il aime le risque, les paris et l’adrénaline. Fred se sent vivre quand il flirte avec les limites.

Ces savants cloisonnements vont voler en éclats le jour où il reçoit un coup de fil à la rédaction. Rendez-vous lui est donné le lendemain pour recueillir des révélations fracassantes.

Arrivé sur les lieux, Fred va faire une rencontre qui le poussera à enquêter sur un fait divers apparemment anodin. Son obstination va provoquer une réaction en chaîne, jusqu’au final, inattendu et époustouflant.

Paul Colize est né à Bruxelles. Auteur de romans noirs, il a écrit une douzaine de livres, dont , paru en 2012 à La Manufacture de livres (et en poche chez Folio, Prix Saint Maur en poche 2013) et paru en 2013 à la Manufacture de livres (également repris par Folio), qui a remporté la même année trois récompenses : Prix Landerneau Polar, Prix Boulevard de l'Imaginaire et Prix Polars Pourpres. Après paru en 2015 et quatre fois primé en 2016 (Prix Plume de cristal, Prix des lecteurs Livresque du Noir, Prix Arsène Lupin et Prix Gouttes de Sang d'encre), est son deuxième titre à paraître chez Fleuve Éditions.

When Crane, a graduate journalism student, hears that his fiancée has committed suicide, he’s immediately suspicious and launches into an investigation of her death. The tiny New Jersey town she lived in has seen a rash of suicides lately, with the unlikely coincidence that everyone who has died worked for Kemco, the chemical factory company that fuels the town’s economy.

As Crane digs deeper, he encounters Boone, a local woman writing a book about the environmental destruction that has come at the hands of the local chemical giant. The two team up to unravel the conspiracies surrounding the factory — which soon makes them the next targets for those aiming to keep Kemco’s shady dealings under wraps.

The pair races to expose the illegal operations poisoning the town and bring Kemco to justice — before either of them becomes the latest in the growing list of “suicides.”

In this first novel in a bold new Western series, crooked Sheriff Harry Gauge rules the town of Trinidad, New Mexico, with an iron fist. His latest scheme is to force rancher George Cullen into selling his spread and to take Cullen’s beautiful daughter Willa for his bride — whether she’s willing or not.

The old man isn’t about to go down without a fight. He sends out a telegram to hire the west’s toughest gunslinger to kill the sheriff. But when a stranger rides into Trinidad, no one’s sure who he is. Wherever he came from, wherever he’s going, it’s deadly clear he’s a man who won’t be pushed — and that he’s a damn good shot...

With stirring authenticity and heart-racing drama, Spillane and Collins add Caleb York to the roster of unforgettable western heroes.

Fantine Park is not the woman her mother was—she’s certainly not the safecracker her mother was either. Hell, she’s not much of anything useful these days. Fresh off parole after a stint in the joint for a poorly thought out casino robbery, Fantine finds herself confronted by an old partner of her mother’s and right back in the thick of it.

Unfortunately, the man dragging her back to the life she left behind, one Aleksei Uryvich, is a complete bully and an idiot—content to believe he can get anything he wants with his brutish nature and the threat of a bullet for Fan’s elderly father, Jae.

The : semen. Yes, semen. Gallons of it. Particularly, the genetic man-batter from supposed Ivy Leaguers and other elite. The material nets top dollar from Asia and Aleksei is foaming at the mouth at the profit potential.

The : there is no real plan. Fantine has to get it out of Evensight Storage; a sperm bank situated right by the Battery Park Tunnel in Manhattan. A place barely anyone but a sad sack with an empty sack sees the inside of on a day to day basis.

There’s no guarantee anyone involved in this mess is getting out alive, especially when Fantine finds herself face to face with the psychopath known as —The Milkman.

A business trip that brings Mallory from his Iowa home to New York City has been stretched to include his playing a “suspect” in a mystery weekend at Mohonk Mountain House, the rambling upstate New York resort that almost seems to have been designed as backdrop to a murder — real or fictional. In its winding halls and unexpected nooks and crannies, avid fans to try to solve a “crime” acted out by a gaggle of mystery writers, their spouses and companions. Mallory, along with his lover, Jill Forrest, is looking forward to a weekend of fun and relaxation.

Curt Clark, the crime writer who is stage-managing this annual outing, has trickily chosen the intended “victim” — mystery critic Kirk Rath, whose magazine has become influential enough to make or break a writer’s career and whose word processor is a thinly disguised dagger kept sharp on authors’ reputations.

Author Mallory’s fictional crimes have a way of being topped by real ones, and this is no exception. Or is it? On their first night there, while Jill is incommunicado in the shower, Mallory sees what he believes to be a real murder from his bedroom window. But when he and Jill brave the snow to investigate, there is no body, no blood, no evidence of foul play. Either Mallory is the victim of a prank or this is a part of the crime enactment that Curt Clark was sneakily keeping to himself.

Mallory is not convinced, however. And then he and Jill come across evidence that the murder is no joke, and that the snowstorm rapidly cutting off the mountain house from the rest of the world is quite possibly shutting in the game-players and staff with a real killer.

In Eastern Europe four CIA agents are dead — geopolitical pawns caught in border dispute cross fire. Why were they there? Who sent them? Not even the President knows.

Back in Washington, the Secretary of the Interior dies from an apparent allergic shock. As details emerge, so do suspicions that she was murdered.

Investigating their respective cases, ex — Secret Service agent Joe Reeder and FBI Special Situations Task Force leader Patti Rogers recognize a dangerous conspiracy is in play. When suspects and government contacts are killed off with expert precision, their worst fears are confirmed. As the country edges closer and closer to war, Reeder and Rogers must protect the President — and each other — from an unseen enemy who’s somehow always one step ahead.

The stakes have never been higher, against killers who might be anywhere, and Reeder and Rogers have no one to trust but each other.