a sex scandal involving six of the most important individuals in Washington D.C. Immaculate Deception deals with a congresswoman who is an anti-abortion supporter—she is not only found dead, but pregnant. The Witch of Watergate focuses on the death of a gossip columnist, who is discovered hanging from a balcony in the Watergate apartment complex. Senator Love is about a womanizing senator whose lover is found murdered. Ties That Bind focuses on a sado-masochistic killing in a Washington D.C. hotel. The Death of a Washington Madame is about the murder of one of Washington D.C.'s most important hostesses. And in Washington Masquerade, the latest novel in the series, Fiona unravels the death of a prominent Washington Post political columnist and fierce critic of the administration. Personal life Adler's three children are David, Jonathan, and Michael, an actor. On April 15, 2019, Warren died of liver cancer in his Manhattan apartment. He was 91. Bibliography Novels The War of the Roses The Children of the Roses The Sunset Gang Target Churchill The David Embrace Flanagan's Dolls The Womanizer Residue Empty Treasures Random Hearts Funny Boys Trans-Siberian Express Mourning Glory Cult The Casanova Embrace Blood Ties Natural Enemies Banquet Before Dawn The Housewife Blues Madeline's Miracles We Are Holding the President Hostage Private Lies Twilight Child The Norma Conquest The Henderson Equation Undertow The Serpent's Bite Treadmill Torture Man Mother Nile Heart of Gold High Noon in Hollywood Finding Grace: Captured by a Cult Short stories Warren Adler Short Story Contest Winners New York Echoes 1 New York Echoes 2 The Sunset Gang Never Too Late for Love Jackson Hole: Uneasy Eden The Washington Dossier Diaries The Fiona Fitzgerald Mysteries American Quartet American Sextet Death of a Washington Madame The Witch of Watergate Senator Love Immaculate Deception The Ties That Bind Washington Masquerade Red Herring References External links Warren Adler's personal website and blog 1927 births 2019 deaths 20th-century American novelists 20th-century American male writers New York University alumni American male novelists Brooklyn Technical High School alumni The New School alumni Novelists from New York (state) Military personnel from New York City Writers from Brooklyn Editors of New York City newspapers Deaths from cancer in New York (state) Deaths from liver cancer Jewish American writers American people of Russian-Jewish descent United States Army soldiers 21st-century American Jews