True Evil - Tapa dura

'Iles is as masterful as ever here at seducing us into despising the baddies and revelling in the triumphs of his good guys.' -- Sun Herald 'An inventive and pleasing yarn.' -- Weekend Gold Coast Bulletin 'Iles' storyline is clever and his research thorough in this fiendish plot' -- Herald Sun 'Everything goes crazy and we the readers can only sit back and enjoy the mayhem. Brilliant!' -- Independent on Sunday on TURNING ANGEL 20060430 'What does a book's plot need to entice you? Sex, drugs, murder? How about sleazy politicians, bigotry, gunfights...and more sex?...If you haven't yet discovered Iles, TURNING ANGEL will have you wondering where he's been all your life' -- USA Today on TURNING ANGEL 20060430 'Iles's way of telling the story lifts him clear of the pack ... into a different league.' -- Observer on BLOOD MEMORY 20060430 'Alarming, believable, and utterly consuming ! resonates long after the final page is turned.' -- Dan Brown on DARK MATTER 20060430 'One of America's top new crime writers.' -- Observer on Greg Iles 20060430 'Explosive...powerful' -- Chicago Sun-Times on TURNING ANGEL 20060430 'Lurid...gripping, but there is more to TURNING ANGEL than sex and scandal. Iles offers an insider's heartfelt picture of a Southern town...and populates it with characters who are all too real' -- Washington Post on TURNING ANGEL 20060430 'A thriller writer's thriller writer' -- Richard Cordon 20060430 'Edge-of-the-seat thrills all the way.' -- Irish Independent on BLOOD MEMORY 20060430 'One of the most original and entertaining... writers to come down the pike in a long time' -- Denver Post 20060430 'The poster boy of southern gothic thrillers' -- Kirkus Reviews 20060430 'The job of great fiction is to entertain, elucidate and educate while keeping readers nailed to their chairs; this does all of that brilliantly.' -- Publishers Weekly on TURNING ANGEL 20051031

When an attractive new female patient walks into the surgery of Dr Chris Shepard, a busy young doctor in Natchez, Mississippi, his idyllic life is ripped inside out. Shepard's visitor is undercover FBI agent Alex Morse. She tells him his beautiful young wife of one year has been seen visiting a local divorce attorney. And this attorney has a group of clients whose wives and husbands have all mysteriously died. Just as Morse suspected, Shepard knew nothing of his wife's visit. Morse's proposition is simple: will Shepard help the FBI trap the murderer?