Best Selling Books by Dick Morris

What do you give five millionaires who have everything? The powers of a Roman emperor? The highest snuff party in the world? Not enough. It needs to be something money cannot buy. And you''d better not get in their way. They think Max Grannit does when he foils a terrorist plot and is dragged onto television as a hero. They think he might wreck their fiendish plans. The terrorists'' cohorts are after him too. And he''s completely on his own. That is, until three mysterious people invite him to dinner at a luxurious lakeside villa. They want his help. The only problem is, they do not know why they want his help... The Last Supper is the third in the Max Grannit series of thrillers. Set in France, Switzerland, Austria, and Germany, it is a study in evil. About 60000 words.

When four friends arrive on a remote Scottish island, they think they have found the holiday destination of their dreams. The island is rugged, exposed, and visited by the ferry only once a week, and lightly populated too, for this early in the season. The local publican makes them very welcome, and his wife serves wonderful food. But parts of the weather station are something of a mystery. Gradually, the friends begin to figure out that all is not well here, and that mysterious and dangerous undercurrents operate in this community. They are trapped here too, for one whole week, during which very small things, like a football match result, can have far reaching consequences... About 20000 words. Contains sex scenes.

Children''s book, 4-8. Loveable Dubs, a golden retriever, decides to be the country''s first dog to run for president and occupy the White House.

Dubs the Golden Retriever who explores the country in search of his tennis ball and, along the way, has fun visting patriotic sites in America''s history, continues his travels, this time to Philadelphia, the birthplace of the Constitution.

DUBS is a friendly golden retriever who spends his days happily playing with his tennis ball. But at the end of a train trip to Washington, D.C., he suddenly loses his ball. As he travels around the city trying to find it, he visits many of the country’s most important monuments and learns the legacy of our democratic institutions and some of our most famous leaders. This light-hearted, non-partisan book gives children four-to-eight-years old their first patriotic adventure in a fun, witty, and well-loved picture book. At the same time, it provides kids with an interesting visual game as they search for Dubs’ lost ball. It is hidden in every illustration, but can you find it? Dubs Goes to Washington, part of the Dubs Discovers America series, celebrates our great nation in a way that young children appreciate and understand with fun on every page.

In present day London, boy genius and amateur detective Lucas Voigt befriends time travellers (or are they out of work actors?) Sherlock Holmes and Wyatt Earp and, after various adventures, sets out to solve for once and for all the mystery of Jack the Ripper..."You''re next, Lucas," he said, smiling thinly.Lucas stood his ground. "You kill prostitutes, you don''t kill boys.""Up until now, I have indeed killed only prostitutes, Lucas. But now I shall kill you. I shall kill you, Lucas, because...Do you know why?""No.""I shall kill you, Lucas, because you have really pissed me off."

The Black Hats The Dome is the most advanced, the most automated, and the most secure prison in the world. The legendary warden George T. Buckley rules it. Now it receives its first inmates: the two most dangerous criminals in the world: the serial killer and cannibal Rocco Bilari and the terrorist leader Gia Glutman. Soon afterwards, Max Grannit and his assistant Maria de Marco arrive at the prison to do an article for a magazine, and are entertained by Buckley in his luxurious quarters. Buckley boasts how secure The Dome actually is, but is it as secure as Buckley believes? Is it possible, perhaps, that the two most dangerous criminal minds can find a flaw in its security? And is it possible they can take Buckley and Maria and Grannit hostage, and be joined by their murderous gangs? And is it possible they can go on a rampage, taking their hostages with them, the hostages'' lives hanging by a thread, until even they become aware that they are about to be killed...and worse? Abut 61000 words.

The Dome is the most advanced, the most automated, and the most secure prison in the world. The legendary warden George T. Buckley rules it. Now it receives its first inmates: the two most dangerous criminals in the world: the serial killer and cannibal Rocco Bilari and the terrorist leader Gia Glutman. But is The Dome as secure as Buckley believes it is? Or is there a flaw in the system? Warden Buckley and his visitors Max Grannit and Maria De Marco find their lives turn into nightmares as the two most dangerous criminal minds and their murderous gangs go on a rampage, taking hostages with them, the hostages'' lives hanging by a thread, until even they become aware that they are about to be killed...and worse... A nail-biting journey on a road through hell... The Killers Granite is one of the toughest materials known to man. You need special tools to work it. Max Grannit is tough too: he has to be to survive the trouble he keeps getting himself into. Now, fresh from his ordeal at the hands of the black hats, Grannit is looking for a quiet life. But then he saves the life of a beautiful young woman in a New York street. Soon, he is heading for more trouble, big trouble, in fact, when he agrees to act as the young woman''s bodyguard. Grannit soon finds himself first in London and then in the south of France, living luxuriously in each of those places, but also living dangerously. Killers seem to abound wherever he and the mysterious young woman go. They are professionsl too; whereas he is an amateur... Cannes... A journey through danger to an explosive conclusion. The Last Supper What do you give five millionaires who have everything? The powers of a Roman emperor? The highest snuff party in the world? Not enough. It needs to be something money cannot buy. And you''d better not get in their way. They think Max Grannit does when he foils a terrorist plot and is dragged onto television as a hero. They think he might wreck their fiendish plans. The terrorists'' cohorts are after him too. And he''s completely on his own. That is, until three mysterious people invite him to dinner at a luxurious lakeside villa. They want his help. The only problem is, they do not know why they want his help... Set in France, Switzerland, Austria, and Germany, The Last Supper is a study in evil. About 183000 words.

Carla Bowman is beautiful, successful, and single. She is also strait laced, and more than a little prudish. She can''t understand why her recent relationship broke up, but her friend Jasmine thinks she has a clue. Now, by pure chance from having found a new doctor, Carla learns of the mysterious Black Door Club. What goes on there? It is not easy to find out. Jasmine, being more adventurous than Carla, suggests they pay the club a visit. And, once there, Jasmine thinks the place may be able to do Carla a power of good. WARNING: Adult content throughout. About 10000 words

Freewheeling and free-loving French Riviera cop Pierre Labbac investigates a murder on board the luxury yacht Pharaoh and peels back the veneer of civilisation on the glamorous society of the Cote d''Azur to reveal the very different reality that lies underneath...

The Castle Four friends on a touring holiday of vampire country in Eastern Europe find their vacation turns into a nightmare when they head down a road that is not on the map. The village they find themselves in looks to be idyllic, but why do so many residents have lopsided faces?. And why is everyone so sad? And why are mists so prevalent? And who lives in the mysterious castle on the hill? Gradually, the four friends uncover the village''s secret, and figure out the fate that lies in store.... The Ruin Mike and Geraldine Baker take over a hotel in a remote and beautiful Welsh valley and a mysterious object lands nearby. Mike thinks it is a meteorite, but the thing has several unusual features. Theories are put forward as to what the object actually is; and a bomb disposal officer thinks it is a hoax. Gradually, however, it becomes clear that the object is stranger than anyone can imagine, and for the few people living in the valley, and for the tourists visiting it, heaven turns slowly into hell... The Weather Station When four friends arrive on a remote Scottish island, they think they have found the holiday destination of their dreams. The island is rugged, exposed, and visited by the ferry only once a week, and lightly populated too, for this early in the season. The local publican makes them very welcome, and his wife serves wonderful food. But parts of the weather station are something of a mystery. Gradually, the friends begin to figure out that all is not well here, and that mysterious and dangerous undercurrents operate in this community. They are trapped here too, for one whole week, during which very small things, like a football match result, can have far reaching consequences... About 67000 words. Contains sex scenes.

Simply the greatest escape story ever told.Rowe, Miller, and Hubbard, are prisoners from an ancient war. As far as their government is concerned, they are missing in action. As far as their families are concerned, they are dead. Since the end of the war, they have been used as slave labour by their captors, but now their deteriorating physical condition and political changes threaten their continued existence. Indeed, unbeknownst to them, their death warrants have already been signed.But then a rare chance of escape presents itself.Yet, the obstacles to their regaining their freedom are almost insurmountable.More than a year before, and far, far away, an old man had put the muzzle of a shotgun to his throat and gone to push the trigger...This novel tells the amazing story that ensued. (Author''s Note: Even though some years have passed since these events took place, I have had, in the interests of international relations, public face, personal feelings and, indeed, diplomacy, to leave some elements of this story deliberately vague. I have also had to include small amounts of disinformation. However, intelligent readers will have no difficulty in filling in the gaps, as it were, and picturing, indeed, the whole story. My main hope is that this book will prove a fitting epitaph to the man I have called Al Eckman. I also hope that, sometime in the future, Hollywood will do its duty and produce a fitting tribute to this incredible man.

Political adviser, pollster, and pundit Dick Morris has made his living spotting trends for politicians of all stripes. Now, in his most galvanizing book yet, he turns his lens to America circa 2003 . . . and finds corruption everywhere.