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The Cologne police know a woman is going to die. They call on an outside expert: Jan Fabel, head of Hamburg's Murder Squad and Germany's leading authority on serial killers. Fabel is on the point of leaving the police for good, but Carnival in Cologne is a time when the world goes crazy, and he is drawn into the hunt for the Carnival Cannibal.

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When the body of Saga Atsushi, Japan's preeminent connoisseur of ukiyo-e (woodblock prints), is pulled from the ocean off the coast of Tohoku, having apparently committed suicide, the shocked Japanese art world turns out to mourn his death. But is there more to Saga's death than meets the eye

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Ex cops Quince and his father are in dire need of a change of scenery. Together they go on an adventure to Port Antonio, Jamaica to find peace, beauty and an enthusiasm for a life they were afraid they had lost.

Soon they are forced back into police work after they encounter murders more violent and diabolical than any that they came up against on the mean city streets of New York.

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This newly revised and updated edition of the companion cookbook to Lilian Jackson Braun's popular "Cat Who . . ." novels features over 200 recipes inspired by the meals cooked and enjoyed by the characters in the books.

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For the sake of his old schoolmate, Robbie - and more importantly for Robbie's sister, Cate - Dan agrees to go along with a lie. For Gordon and Patricia Blake, the dead man held the key to a glorious future. Now that future has been ripped from their grasp, and the Blakes want to know why.

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The Secret History transplanted to Scotland's wilderness. The school was called Eden but it was no paradise, and after the suicide it closed its doors and the children scattered - taking a secret with them which 30 years later, someone is making sure they take to the grave.

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In the snow, death is not the coldest thing waiting for you...

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Includes an excerpt from Murder by the slice.

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A fiendishly clever Hen Mallin mystery, from the award-winning Peter Lovesey

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The SUNDAY TIMES top 20 bestseller!

Shortlisted for the CWA Endeavour Historical Dagger Award

New York, 1939: A city of hope. A city of opportunity. A city hiding dark secrets

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Peter Corris' latest crime classic sees Private Investigator Cliff Hardy leaving the mean streets of Sydney for the Illawarra escarpment, and a gripping combination of a mysterious death, a missing child and a complex trail of violence and police corruption.

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A European-based thriller from a young British author.

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The most comprehensive guide to the life and works of the immortal Dame Agatha Christie.

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The Sano Ichiro mysteries, set in seventeenth century Japan

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This is the story about a friendly and like high school freshman who happens to have a strong interest in how computers work. This interest gets him to ask questions and perform investigations that end up having him work with the FBI to solve Cyber Crime.

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Perfect for fans of Lee Child and Harlan Coben.

"Tense and tightly plotted" - GUARDIAN
"This is American crime thriller writing at its rocket-fuelled, roller-coaster best" - DAILY MAIL
"Crime fiction at its finest" - Christopher Reich
"What a great read.

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A collection of crime stories, including one which features Chief Inspector Reg Wexford. The title story concerns a hideous bookmark given to a writer by his attractive cleaning lady. If only she had given herself, instead of the copper peacock, she might have lived.

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A gripping thriller from the No.1 New York Times bestseller, which sees Natalie Nevsky drawn into a web of spying and murder behind the Iron Curtain. Perfect for fans of The Night Manager.

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* There's something about Mary . . . Rose Melikan's spirited adventuress returns in a brilliant new historical mystery

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The ninth story in the increasingly popular Gil Cunningham series set in medieval Glasgow.