title: While Innocents Slept:  A Story of Revenge, Murder, and SIDS
author:  Adrian Havill 
description: Billed as a medical thriller, this unsavory story focuses on the troubled life of Garrett Wilson, the father of two infants who mysteriously died in their cribs in the 1980s. Wilson is not an easy person to like: he's a womanizer, a liar, and a thief. But is he a murderer? Author Adrian Havill, better known for biographies of more appealing characters such as Christopher Reeve and Bob Woodward, maintains a journalist's impartiality throughout the story and utilizes an abrupt, matter-of-fact writing style, never hinting at Wilson's guilt or innocence until the trial verdict at the end. Readers may find it difficult to keep track of the many characters that appear--particularly since there is no single, distinct voice telling the story--but more than a dozen black-and-white photographs help keep the faces straight. The medical angle of the mystery, with its detailed look at sudden infant death syndrome, adds interest and intrigue. <i>--Jodi Mailander Farrell</i>
zlib_text: Let the games begin!
  The seat-belt sign hasn’t even switched off before the chemistry is mile-high between airline CEO Alexio Christakos and
  Sidonie Fitzgerald! Accustomed to brief encounters with aloof socialites, her unaffected innocence has him hooked and
  determined to enjoy a night of pleasure in her arms.
  Sidonie is meant to be sorting out her life, not starting an affair with a Greek tycoon! But Alexio is the ultimate distraction…
  until he learns of her strained finances and, to her horror, accuses her of wanting more than just his body! But Sidonie’s
  innocence masks a backbone of steel, and she won’t take his accusation lying down.…
  
  This was the kind of desire he’d missed for so long.
  Urgent and hot. Utterly compelling, as though he couldn’t envisage not getting off this plane and taking Sidonie with him so that
  he could taste her all over.
  “Er…excuse me, Mr. Christakos?”
  He looked up and there she was, and just like that any semblance of clearheadedness was gone and he was red