Leslie Glass

"After twenty-six years of marriage, Cassandra Sales is tired of being a modest Long Island housewife who can't even remember what it's like to be kissed. While her husband, Mitch, is away on business, she gets a face-lift to recapture her youthful allure. The surprise for her husband goes awry when Mitch returns home early from his trip, sees the post-op horror show, and collapses on the spot. The resulting coma may spare Mitch from the tax audit he's facing, but Cassie is forced to step in ... what she discovers is that her 'loving' husband was preparing to divorce her, swindle her out of tons of money, and run off with another woman. As Cassie recuperates, she plots sweet revenge ..."--Page 4 of cover.

Sgt. April Woo of the NYPD is on a case that starts with a psychiatrist missing in Central Park and expands when a second victim is found dead.

New York detective April Woo investigates the kidnaping of a Chinese woman's adopted baby. The woman is unable to identify her attacker and the husband cannot provide adoption papers. An illegally adopted baby? No one in Chinatown is talking. By the author of Judging Time.

The wife of a rich banker and her lover are murdered in New York and suspicion falls on the husband. The case is given to April Woo, an Asian-American policewoman who has just made sergeant, no small feat in her male-dominated organization. By the author of Loving Time.