The Silver Cross, The Golden Horn, The Silver Bell, three mysteries involving Lacy and her haunted silver cross. In The Silver Cross Lacy is given a mysterious silver cross believed to belong to her late Grandmother. After some research, Lacy realises that the cross is haunted by her Great Grandfather. Lacy sets out to discover the truth about her family history, deliberately hidden by evil officials during WW2. In The Golden Horn, Lacy goes a step further to find her own father and connect with her half-sister, who seems to be attracting a child-like ghost who is putting her in danger. Can Lacy save her sister in time? In The Silver Bell, Lacy travels to Canada to meet her Grand Uncle's family. Lacy realises that she is being tasked with finding a 16 year old girl who has been missing for 40 years. Will this final mystery prove too difficult for our psychic detective?

History professor Nick Journey and federal agent Meg Tolman investigate a friend's murder only to uncover a conspiracy with ties to France's support for the Confederacy during the American Civil War, a finding that a dangerous covert group is desperate to keep hidden.

The Silver Cross; Or the Carpenter of Nazareth by Eugene Sue is a reimagining of the dealings surrounding the decision to crucify Jesus of Nazareth and the politics of Jerusalem during his life. Sue argues in favor of socialism through his scathing portrayal of capitalism. Excerpt: "It was about the fifteenth year of the reign of Emperor Tiberius that I, Genevieve, a slave of Aurelia, the wife of a Roman named Gremion and located in Marseilles, departed from Marseilles with my mistress and her husband for Judea. The dominion of the Romans, at that period, extended from one end of the world to the other. Judea had submitted to them, as a dependent of the province of Syria, governed by a magistrate from Rome. Several vessels departed from Marseilles for the country of the Israelites."

Sadie Bayliss needs to get her groove back. Still mourning the loss of her fiance, she hits rock bottom when she's unexpectedly fired from her job. She needs a new job ASAP, and so she accepts a short-term contract job with a friend of a friend, the wealthy and aloof Elliott Sloane. He's trouble. Despite Sadie's best efforts to keep their relationship professional, things get unprofessional fast. But Elliott has his own painful secrets that threaten to unravel everything they're working toward. To move forward into the future together, they both need to leave the past behind... Note: While this book is set in the same universe as previous books in the series, and shares some of the same characters, it doesn't take place at the club.

An American pilot. A German U-boat officer – united by fate in an epic fight for survival. Lieutenant Karl Hagan earned his wings the hard way. But when his plane is shot down behind enemy lines, he’s forced to make the hardest decision of his life... trusting the enemy. Oberleutnant Wilhelm Albrecht wore his Iron Cross with pride. But when his U-boat is attacked in a devastating air raid, he abandons ship and finds an unlikely ally. The pilot who bombed him. November, 1944. The tides of war have turned. The Allies have taken back France, and German troops have retreated. But for Karl and Wilhelm, the war is far from over. Each must be prepared to lie for the other, fight for the other, or die with the other. A deeply moving WWII thriller from master author Tom Young of two enemy combatants forced to work together, perfect for fans of Alistair MacLean, Jack Higgins and Frederick Forsyth. Praise for Tom Young ‘One of the most exciting new thriller talents in years!’ Vince Flynn ‘Gripping and impressively authentic’ Frederick Forsyth ‘Courage and honor in the face of the enemy have not been so brilliantly portrayed since the great novels of the Second World War’ Jack Higgins ‘A gutsy, gritty thriller told only as one who’s been there and done that could write it... a terrific new writer’ W.E.B. Griffin ‘Young has a gift for allowing the reader to experience the emotional aspect of being a soldier... Military-thriller fans should make Young’s work an essential addition to their reading lists’ Booklist ‘Like Tom Clancy, Young has an eye for detail about military equipment, operations, and thinking that will ring true with any veteran’ General Chuck Horner, USAF (RET.), former Commander, U.S. Central Command Air Forces