The Great Impersonation
by E. Phillips Oppenheim | 
A Toast to Tomorrow
by Manning Coles | 
Next Victim
by Michael Prescott | 
The Lady Vanishes
by Ethel Lina White | 
You Be the Jury
by Marvin Miller | 
Folly
by Laurie R. King | 
Street Dreams
by Faye Kellerman | 
Case of Lies
by Perri O'Shaughnessy | 
Jupiter's Bones
by Faye Kellerman | 
Keeping Watch
by Laurie R. King | 
Letter From Home
by Carolyn Hart | 
Stalker
by Faye Kellerman | 
The Chatham School Affair
by Thomas H. Cook | 
Jack of Spies
by David Downing | 
The Bone Vault
by Linda Fairstein | 
Brenner and God
by Wolf Haas | 
One Death to Die
by Jakob Arjouni | 
And Still Drink More!
by Jakob Arjouni | 
The Thirteenth Tale
by Diane Setterfield | 
Stillhouse Lake
by Rachel Caine |
Michael Kingston had a gift for languages, and at 17 enlisted and was drafted into the secret service, under Hambledon. They engineered the murder of a scientist breeding cholera germs, the arson of a Zepp plant, and the murder of Bodenheim. The death of Hambledon and of a German girl brought the wheel of murder full circle, and Kingston found himself haunted by blue devils when the Armistice came, unable to come to grips with himself or life.