Joseph O'Loughlin and Vincent Ruiz novels

Psychiatrist Joe O'Loughlin's life takes a dramatic turn when he is diagnosed with Parkinson's disease; but as he tries to cope with his fate, the police ask for his assistance in solving the murder of a nurse with whom he once worked not realizing that he would become a prime suspect.

Joe O'Loughlin knows what he's doing when he's called on to talk down a woman from the Clifton Suspension Bridge who is bent on suicide. He's done it many times before. The only problem is, this woman seems more determined to listen to the voices in her head than to Joe. His attempt fails and she plunges to her death. Afterward, he finds himself comforting the woman's teen daughter and becoming more deeply involved in the police investigation, much...

After being robbed of his briefcase, ex-cop Vincent Ruiz tracks down the thieves, who had mistaken him for someone else, and becomes unwittingly involved in unraveling plots surrounding bank bombings in Baghdad and a missing VP at an international finance powerhouse.

Marnie can't shake the feeling that she's being watched. When her husband, Daniel, goes missing, she enlists clinical psychologist Joe O'Loughlin in a search for answers that leads to a would-be birthday gift that convinces O'Loughlin he may need to watch his step around Marnie.

"William and Mary live in Wales and have been married sixty years with four children and five grandchildren. William is a celebrated surgeon, Mary a devoted wife. Both are strong believers in right and wrong. William and Olivia have been together twenty years and share a house in London, enjoying the theatre and restaurants and playing tennis every week. Only one of these stories can be true - but which one? This is the question that confronts clinical...