New Releases by Peter Maas

En mars 1992, Salvatore Gravano (alias Sammy le Taureau), numéro deux de la famille Gambino, la plus puissante du pays, accepte de témoigner contre son chef, John Gotti. Pour écrire ce témoignage, Peter Maas s''est entretenu des centaines d''heures avec Gravano, et il nous introduit dans les méandres de Cosa Nostra.

Titre original: China White.

A true-life thriller about the greatest espionage case in American history -- the pursuit, capture, & conviction of the CIA''s murderous mole, Aldrich (Rick) Ames. With the FBI''s cooperation, Maas goes behind the headlines & provides an exclusive hour-by-hour, minute-by-minute, account of how FBI counterintelligence agents, despite setbacks & mishaps, never gave up as they closed in on Ames & his Colombian-born wife. For nearly 9 years, occupying some of the most sensitive positions in the CIA, Ames successfully evaded detection by his agency superiors, even the CIA''s best agents. Finally, the agency came to the FBI for help.

The rich and ruthless don of the new order of Asian Mafia hires Tom MacLean, a young, ambitious Manhattan lawyer and former prosecutor, to protect his interests. Slowly, MacLean begins to realize Deng''s real interests--ultimate control of the drug trade throughout the world and the distribution of "China White", the most potent heroin ever to hit the streets.

From the author of the bestsellers "The Terrible Hours" and "Underboss" comes this fan favorite, unavailable since 1999. Maas tells an explosive story of the relationship between a father and son that stretches from the horrors of Northern Ireland to the savage streets of New York City. Soon to be a made-for-television film airing on NBC. (May)

Examines the events surrounding the murder of Teresa Benigno Taylor--a wife and new mother. Her husband was arrested, but could he be convicted?

A New York executive finds his relationship with his son changed and his life endangered when he becomes involved in an IRA gun running plot.

Story of Larry Barcella, U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia, and his pursuit of rogue CIA agent Edwin P. Wilson who illegally shipped arms to Libya''s Colonel Muammar el-Qaddafi.

A true story of one woman, alone, who risked everything-her reputations, her financial security, even her life-to challange a ruthless political machine bent on corrupting an entire state.