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Reissue of the eighth Alexandra Cooper case

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A body in the back of a taxi begins this 1930's novel. The season had begun. Debutantes and chaperones were planning their luncheons, teas, dinners, balls. And the blackmailer was planning he strategies, stalking his next victim. But Chief Detective Inspector Roderick Alleyn knew that something was up.

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CREAM TEAS! SCHOOL DINNERS! SATANIC SURFERS!

Join our heroes as they follow up a Norfolk Mystery with a bad case of DEATH IN DEVON.

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Murder and stolen treasure lurk among the upper echelons of Victorian London in new Below Stairs Mystery.

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A storm-struck island. A blood-soaked bed. A missing man. Investigator Shana Merchant believes it all adds up to a killer in their midst - and that murder is a family affair.

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* A page-turning literary crime novel set in Paris's atmospheric Latin Quarter

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In Banon, a small, peaceful village in upper Provence, the local community's principal source of income is the cultivation of truffles.

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A crime wave jolts Aix-en-Provence in the third delightful Verlaque and Bonnet mystery. Readers are sure to adore this who-done-it, in which Longworth evokes the sights and sounds of late-summer Provence, where the mistral blows and death comes in the most unexpected places.

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A case of murder in the cathedral Compton Minster is preparing to celebrate a special anniversary in 1901 - a thousand years of Christian worship. But a few weeks before the ceremonies, a high official of the cathedral, the chancellor, dies in mysterious circumstances, and no on except the doctor and the undertaker is allowed to view the corpse.

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Duelling, derring-do, and dastardly deeds are all in a days work for Liberty Lane, a new heroine for fans of Georgette Heyer and Sarah Waterss Victorian novels.

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There was enough trouble around to keep the police busy for months. All over Florence tourists were being robbed, cars stolen, and somewhere in the city terrorists were quietly at work. But the only witnesses were a blind man, and an old woman given to vicious lying. Yet the Marshal felt uneasy - it was all so conveniently simple...

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The ninth in the Lord Francis Powerscourt series.

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Shortlisted for the Ellis Peters Award for best historical crime novel, this is an engrossing murder mystery set in the Egypt of the 1900s, featuring the inimitable Mamur Zapt.

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In May 1901 the Salisbury Galleries announce the biggest exhibition of the Old Master Paintings ever seen in Europe. Excitement is intense. But before it opens, one of Britain's leading art experts, Christopher Montague, is found murdered in his study.

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Poet Rick Harding discovers that someone is stealing his poems and publishing them under another name. Who is Jason Schwartze, and why has he chosen Rick as his victim He starts looking for the plagiarist but finds that someone is stalking him and his wife. Can anyone be trusted

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The seventh thrilling historical crime story featuring Lord Powerscourt takes him to Ireland in order to solve a series of mysterious art thefts.

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Fifteen years ago when Jack Delaney was a beat cop not long out of Hendon, two children went missing from Carlton Row, a small residential street in Harrow.

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For Frank what once seemed a clever, intriguing plot twist, has suddenly become a terrifying, blood-spattered reality.

In the novel, a redhead who was scared of water is drowned. The writer must become the detective.

In fiction, the bad guy always gets caught, but in real life there is no such guarantee.

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Reginald Hills best-selling duo, Dalziel and Pascoe, return in this brilliant, complex and ultimately moving crime novel: Reginald Hill is probably the best living crime writer in the English-speaking world Independent