STEPHEN WHITE

He''s a rich, anonymous white guy. When he''s not making money in the boardrooms of multi-national pharmaceutical companies, he''s at one of his palatial homes with his wife and daughter or he''s deep cave diving in Belize. He enjoys power as well as money, and in all matters - business, pleasure, sex - he''s happiest on dangerous ground. He only has one fear: the fear of being dependent on others. But money can buy the means to circumvent this indignity, and he buys into an organisation - dubbed ''Death''s Angels'' - who guarantee to kill him if he ever reaches that point. Certain of the parameters he''s set, life goes on a normal. But it isn''t long before his past and his genes catch up with him, and he wants to change those parameters. Nobody told him that things weren''t going to be as easy as that. Because Death''s Angels never back out of a bargain ...

Qué sucedería si se pudiera elegir cuándo morir? ¿Y si, una vez tomada esa decisión, se quiere desistir, pero ya no se puede? Luego de un accidente casi fatal ocurrido mientras esquiaba en Canadá, el protagonista empieza a cuestionarse su propia mortalidad y ruega por no llegar a ser jamas una carga para su familia.Por azar, le llegan noticias de una organizacion que, pago mediante, se encarga de acabar con la vida de aquellos que quieren evitar esa penosa situacion. Tras una intensa reflexion, decide pactar con la empresa un acuerdo, segun el cual ellos deberan eliminarlo si el se enferma. Decide asi anticipar su muerte, pero comienza para el una macabra pesadilla, porque no sabe cuando ni como ocurrira y, ademas, aunque se arrepienta, ya es tarde para decir "aun no" a su asesino personal. Se ha activado un mecanismo irreversible, y el protagonista busca con desesperacion mas tiempo para poner en orden sus asuntos y, tambien, para evadirse de su asesino. Matame es un alocado viaje brillantemente concebido que se centra en uno de los topicos mas discutidos de nuestro tiempo: el anhelo humano por manipular la vida y la muerte.

Psychopath Michael McClelland escapes from a mental hospital to exact revenge against those responsible for his confinement, including psychologist Alan Gregory and his family. McClelland has the upper hand-secrets from Alan's past that set a diabolical game in motion.

Psychologist Alan Gregory finds his own colleague dead, while one of her patients-a young girl-has gone missing from Boulder on Christmas Day. With the police baffled, the answers to both cases may be locked inside the mind of a deeply disturbed client Alan has been treating. Running a maze of dilemmas, Alan takes a bold risk that will cost him his career-or his life.

Psychologist Alan Gregory is stunned when one of his patients announces that her husband is a murderer--possibly even a serial killer. As a therapist, Alan feels he can not report the crime to the police, but that does not mean that he can''t investigate the case himself.

Tom Clone was convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment for the brutal murder of a vivacious young woman. Now, thirteen years later, the evidence uncovered by a brilliant FBI agent reveals that Tom is innocent. When psychologist Alan Gregory is called in to ease Tom's return to life beyond bars, the young man's treatment will become one of the darkest, most menacing cases of Alan's career, one that will take him on a journey into the treacherous Colorado mountains, into the dark closets of a woman's disturbing past, and finally into the back alleys of Gregory's own mind. Is vengeance justified in the face of injustice and tragedy? The answer may rest in the mind, in the heart, or in the hard facts. In THE BEST REVENGE, the answers come in a shattering climax that could only have been written by a storyteller with a rare insight into the human psyche.

Psychologist Alan Gregory has a new patient: Gibbs Storey, whose looks turn grown men into dazzled adolescents. She tells Alan that she thinks her husband, Sterling, may have murdered one of her friends. Blandly recounting a history of dangerous sexual encounters, Gibbs stuns Alan with another revelation: she thinks there are other victims ...and that her husband will kill again. Struggling with a strict confidentiality agreement, Alan walks a perilous ethical line by revealing just enough to interest his detective friend, Sam Purdy, and start a search for a missing Sterling Storey and a string of innocent victims. But are they too late to stop more killings? Stephen White weaves together threads of a story that is both heartbreaking and truly terrifying. From the deadly danger that stalks Alan's family and career to the risks that Sam Purdy takes with his life, from the bonds that hold men and women together to the betrayals that tear them apart, BLINDED chillingly depicts a shocking evil that no one can see.

He has chosen to die and signed a contract with the right people to make it happen. Everything will go as planned, even if he changes his mind. Which he has. And all he can do now is keep looking ove

Psychologist Alan Gregory has a new patient - Gibbs Storey, whose looks turn grown men into dazzled adolescents. She tells Alan that she thinks her husband may have murdered one of her friends. Blandly recounting a history of dangerous sexual encounters, Gibbs stuns Alan with ano ... read full description below.

Psychologist Alex Gregory has an unusual pair of new patients--Tom Clone, imprisoned for more than a decade for a crime he didn''t commit, who is now being released and needs help readjusting to life on the "outside," and Kelda James, the FBI agent responsible for freeing Clone. (...)

Hannah Grant had volunteered to cover Alan Gregory''s practice over the Christmas period, but when he and another colleague called at her office they discovered her body, the cause of death not clear. Then on Christmas Day itself a fourteen-year-old girl is reported missing - eight years to the day after another missing child had been discovered murdered - a girl who had she lived would have been fourteen. Then it emerges that the parents of the latest missing girl had been treated by Alan some years ago, and recently the girl herself had consulted Hannah. Could any of these tangential connections prove to be links to both deaths and the missing girl, or are they mere coincidences? And should Alan break the seal of patient/doctor confidentiality if the few strands of knowledge he has can throw light on any of these mysteries?

Hannah Grant had volunteered to cover Alan Gregory's practice over the Christmas period, but when he and another colleague called at her office they discovered her body, the cause of death not clear. Then on Christmas Day itself a fourteen-year-old girl is reported missing - eight years to the day after another missing child had been discovered murdered - a girl who had she lived would have been fourteen. Then it emerges that the parents of the latest missing girl had been treated by Alan some years ago, and recently the girl herself had consulted Hannah. Could any of these tangential connections prove to be links to both deaths and the missing girl, or are they mere coincidences? And should Alan break the seal of patient/doctor confidentiality if the few strands of knowledge he has can throw light on any of these mysteries?