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An epic, rich, fascinating and compelling standalone historical novel set in Byzantium in the late 13th century.

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The fourteenth atmospheric William Monk mystery from bestselling author Anne Perry

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The eighth mystifying William Monk novel from Anne Perry

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The fifth gripping spy thriller in Anne Perry's compelling series set in the 1930s and featuring young British secret agent Elena Standish, a woman who risks everything in her pursuit of the truth.

'Masterful! I guarantee you'll love Elena Standish! Brava!' Jeffrey Deaver

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The fifth gripping spy thriller in Anne Perry's gripping series set in the 1930s and featuring young British secret agent Elena Standish.

'Masterful! I guarantee you'll love Elena Standish! Brava!' Jeffrey Deaver

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The tenth mysterious novel in the William Monk series from Anne Perry

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The twenty-first instalment in Anne Perry's acclaimed Thomas Pitt series

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Thomas Pitt's barrister son Daniel returns in this gripping legal adventure. A crazed killer is stalking the rainy streets of London and no one is safe...

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The 31st novel in the popular series featuring Thomas and Charlotte Pitt, along with favourite characters Vespasia and Narraway

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A young man's life hangs in the balance... The queen of Victorian crime, New York Times bestselling author Anne Perry, returns with the second gripping mystery in the Daniel Pitt series.

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The powerful and tragicfinal novel in Anne Perry's World War One quintet

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The seventh suspenseful William Monk mystery from master storyteller Anne Perry

(Paperback)

The ninth powerful William Monk mystery from acclaimed author Anne Perry

Runcorn, Monk's ex-boss and a bachelor, travels to Anglesey hoping to stave off the loneliness of the Christmas season and the memories of Melisande, the woman he fell desperately in love with in "Dark Assassin". His efforts are in vain as he meets Melisande's brother, John Barclay, and learns of Melisand's presence in Anglesey.

Inspector William Monk once again faces a dangerous foe in the seventeenth novel in Anne Perry's acclaimed series

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A novel which charts the English experience of the First World War.

A novel charting the English experience of the First World War.

Hester Monk's voluntary work in Coldbath Square is increasingly demanding. Every night she tends to a stream of women of the streets who have been injured or become ill as a result of their trade. But the injuries are becoming more serious, and now a body has been discovered in one of the area's brothels...

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The body lies reclined in a punt, clothed in a torn dress, head thrown back in a mimic of ecstasy. It is a feminine pose but the body is distinctly male. The case already reeks of scandal and the body is not even cold. Pitt is the natural choice to investigate what he soon realises is the most unnatural of killings.

Anne Perry has pulled out all the stops for this breathtaking tale of passion, principle and skulduggery, written with her unrivalled skill at evoking the world of Victorian England

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The calm June days of 1914 are shattered for Cambridge don Joseph Reavley when his brother brings news of their parents' deaths in a car accident. But when they find out that their father was carrying a mysterious document uncovering a sinister plot, the deaths begin to look less accidental.

Thomas Pitt is assigned to the investigation of the murder of a promising young diplomat, at the home of the Egyptian mistress of a senior politician. The prime suspect is the woman herself but soon the case reveals dark secrets and international pitfalls that threaten the Empire and Pitt himself.

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It is April 1915 and the world is the bloody throws of a war the soldiers had once hoped would be over by last Christmas. Now, in the rat-infested trenches on the Western Front at Ypres, nobody knows when the horror will end - and nine-tenths of the British Expeditionary Force are already dead.

It is April 1915 and the world is in the bloody throws of a war the soldiers had hoped would be over last Christmas. Now, in the rat-infested trenches on the Western Front at Ypres, nobody knows when the horror will end - and nine-tenths of the British Expeditionary Force are already dead.