Dana Evans, 27, lovely looking, with a slim figure, midnight-black hair, large, intelligent, gray eyes, anchor person on WTN every insight, is haunted by the memories of the Yugoslar war, which she had been covering till three months ago, and from where she has brought back with her a war orphan, who lost his parents and an arm in the war. Before she can settle down in Washington once again, she takes on a risky project-investigating the mysterious deaths (or killings?) of five members of the same family in less than a year. In the process, as she chases her clues, she is chased by secret agents -through all her stops, Dusseldorf, Rome, Paris, Brussels -who watch her through hidden cameras in her hotel rooms and baths, and more directly at the airports, the shops, on the streets. She escapes a series of attempts on her life and her adopted son's life, as she discovers, one by one, almost all the people she trusts, in the employ of the killers. Her survival at the end of it all is almost a piece of magic.

Sheldon published his first novel, The Naked Face and won the Mystery Writers Association of America's Edgar Award. International bestseller - The Other Side of Midnight was on the New York Times bestseller list for a year. Memorable titles including Bloodline, Master of the Game, If Tomorrow Comes, Windmills of the Gods, firmly establishing Sheldon as one of the premier fiction writers in the world. More than 300 million copies of his books have been sold and have been honored with the Prix Littiraire de Deauville Award. He has appeared in The Guinness Book of World Records as the - Most Translated Author in the World.