Ben Harris is a talented news photographer whose job puts him where the action is—a job that costs him his marriage and his family. Harris's ex-wife marries Harris's editor and boss. For the sake of his two children, Harris swallows his pride and offers his hand in friendship. Then Harris's best friend is killed by the blast of a concealed bomb in Harris's surveillance van. Harris looks into the stories Gallagher was investigating to find the killer--and the target.FRAMES PER SECOND is the story of Ben Harris, a flawed but good man trying to make the best of a bad situation. Trying to uncover the truth of his friend's death, trying to keep his family together, trying to reconcile with the new man in their lives--and, ultimately, fighting desperately to keep them alive."FRAMES PER SECOND is an exciting, well-written thriller that proves Bill Eidson belongs within the upper echelons of the sub-genre. The action-packed storyline never slows down for even a page. The characters seem real with interesting motives that make sense. Fans will embrace Ben as well as Mr. Eidson who has written his best tale to date." -- Booklist"FRAMES PER SECOND reads like a bullet shot from a gun. Full-bodied characters, an intriguing, real-life situation that sets your hair on end. This book has it all."-- Eric Van Lustbader

ADRENALINE explores the hunger for adventure that is as basic a need for some people as food, drink, or loveÖsome people crave an adrenaline rush the way a heroin addict craves a fix. Two corporate opponents: one (Steve Dern) becomes CEO, the other (Geoff Mann) ends up on the street where his taste for extreme sports and a chance encounter with a desperate young prostitute shows him that murder delivers the best rush of all. Then, Geoff thrusts Steve into a dangerous game with Steveís wife, Lisa, as the prize. To save her, Steve must find a way to make Geoff feel pain. To experience fear. He must scare a man whoís just discovered how much he likes to kill. ADRENALINE is a no-holds barred thriller that lives up to its name. "Indulge yourself. ADRENALINE is a terrific read comfortably encased in some really good writing....The plot moves forward with sureness and speed, which, come to think of it, is exactly what a thriller is supposed to do." óThe Providence Journal