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Set in the heart of the Tuscan wine country, Murder in Chianti introduces Nico Doyle, a former NYPD homicide detective who's just looking for space to grieve when he finds himself pulled into a local murder investigation.

1905. Rosie Belsfield feels as if her life has ended when she is rejected from Ellis Island and put on the next boat back to England, leaving her family behind. But fate gives her a second chance when she befriends Lady Rosalind. Having boarded the ship with one identity, fate decrees that Rosie leave it with another ...

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When Tam Eildor arrives unexpectedly on a remote Scottish island in the year of 1587 after his time machine develops a fault, he quickly finds himself embroiled in the lives of the colourful locals who are trying to escape the tyranny of the greedy Earl Robert Stewart.

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When Owen Sheen and DC Aoife McCusker receive a note from a retired PSNI cop who has gone missing, their search for him leads them down a dangerous road.

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On cold, clear, moonlit night in late October, DCI Kelso Strang stepped outside the bothy on Suilven and heard, faint but unmistakable, the howl of a wolf. An unsettling sound - but it isn't the only unsettling thing about the remote township of Inverbeg in Sutherland, where he's taking a break with an old army friend.

A welcome new publication of Anne Doughty's spellbinding Hamiltons series, set against the backdrop of Ireland in the 19th and 20th centuries

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Book fourteen in the acclaimed John Pearce series

The novel of the
Oscar-winning classic film

Third in new series of introductory books covering key facts of popular topics.

Flo Wadlow was a kitchen maid in some of England's great houses, and this is her story.

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An unexpected inheritance is most people's dream, but not so for Paula.

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Long overdue re-publishing of one of the UK's most loved illustrators and humourists whose unique style is instantly recognizable

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Another reissue featuring artistic amateur sleuth Rose Trevelyan and the gorgeous Cornish countryside

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Book 16 in the popular Railway Detective series

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Behind a blood-soaked door the police find a man with 'Baal-Berith', the spirit of blasphemy and murder, tattooed on his chest. Professor Matt Hunter is called in to investigate.

Spring 1944. A group of GIs arrive in Columbine, causing a stir amongst the local women. Kerry Penfold's sweetheart, Tom, is a serving soldier in France, so she is content to watch as her best friend Claire becomes smitten. But when charming Marvin Mcleod receives a Dear John letter from his girlfriend, Kerry becomes his shoulder to cry on.

When the circus arrives in Edinburgh, Rose McQuinn is delighted. However, the much anticipated festivities are overshadowed by a curious set of crimes, involving the murder of a clerk during a bank robbery and, within hours of each other, the identical suicides of two young women.

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The third novel in Helen Cadbury's gritty crime series.

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London, 1817. A man is shot outside of Covent Garden Theatre. Was Sir Roger Mellanby MP, a spearhead for social reform, really the intended target of the shooting Twin detectives Paul and Peter Skillen are tasked to find the assassin.

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Bad blood trickles through the Cotswold countryside...

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Cote d'Azur, summer 1925. Mary Russell and Sherlock Holmes find themselves in a world of sun and jazz, fortune and friendship, childlike pleasures and grown up sins.

In 1942, fifteen year old Ruby is taken to live in industrial Lancashire,where a number of US black troops take over a nearby camp. Tension rises between the troops and the locals, many of whom still have embedded racial prejudices.A struggle of adolescence, illicit love, dangerous friendships and doing what is right in a chaotic and unfair world.

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Thea Slocombe is tired of having to entertain Drew's children through the long summer holiday while he works, so keenly accepts a commission to watch over a house in Barnsley. However, her return to house-sitting is far from relaxing as on her first night she finds a fugitive woman hiding among some bushes...

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The first Bradecote and Catchpoll Mystery.