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It is the juiciest piece of gossip the citizens of Norwich have heard for a long time. The two golden elephants that robber baron Richard de Fontenel was using to lure the beautiful Adelaide into marriage have been stolen.

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Jim Hawkes moves to the Devonshire countryside for some much needed tranquility. But beset by strange occurrences, and haunted by the figure of a little girl, peace is slipping from his grasp.

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The sweeping narrative of The Exiles offers a rich perspective on three women's lives, two English convicts and an orphaned Aboriginal girl - in nineteenth-century Australia.

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1898. When Juan's photographer father is killed whilst working in Cuba, his last photos reveal that the death was no accident. Juan returns to his family in Scotland, but when his own interest in photography helps the police solve a crime, suddenly he is involved in the hunt for a serial killer.

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Philip Dryden is witness to Maggie Beck's deathbed confession, and a tragic plane crash 27 year previously, suddenly becomes the focus of a murder investigation.

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I've taken risks in my life. Some have been physical ones, but some have been bolder and required more of myself.

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When her father never returned from the war, Phoebe Collins was left to run the family fruit and veg stall. But then Phoebe witnesses something terrible, and her future and the ones she loves, are suddenly at risk.

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Southampton, 1912. At just 19, Jessie opts not to follow her mother back to Ireland, preferring to take charge of her own destiny. When she takes over the running of the cafe she works in, it seems everything is coming together. But destiny and a pushy businessman have other ideas. Will she find the strength to keep fighting for the life she wants

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June Tate is the author of over 20 novels

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One day during the London Blitz, Julie Monday is caught in the chaos of a direct hit. Alive but suffering severe memory loss, Julie must decide to either make a new life for herself, or struggle to recover the pieces of a shattered identity.

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

"He may be a giant but giants have been licked before. Don't forget Goliath. The bigger they are, the harder they fall." Eddie Lewis never expected to make his living writing lies, but that's what he does to pay his rent: Eddie is a manipulator of headlines, an inventor of hyperbole, on behalf of his boss Nick Latka and the boxing business.

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The third in the quirky crime series featuring crime writer Ethelred Tressider and his trusty agent, Elsie.

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The first in a compelling new series featuring archaeologist Clare Hills.

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As England teeters on the brink of civil war, Thomas Chayne has an opportunity to prove his worth by rallying a troop of royalists to defend Oxford from the escalating violence. But he soon faces an impossible choice between honouring his family and his loyalty to the crown

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The story of a Victorian Actress and Lady Journalist.

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The story of a Victorian Actress and Lady Journalist.

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For Mary Russell and her husband, Sherlock Holmes, returning to the Sussex coast after seven months abroad was especially sweet. There was even a mystery to solve - the unexplained disappearance of an entire colony of bees from one of Holmes's beloved hives.

19TH Crime fiction set in Cambridge from award-winning author Catherine Shaw

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In the war-torn lands of Yorkshire lives a wealthy merchant in his castle. When an imposter tries to sneak into the castle and is killed by bloodthirsty lions, Delchard and Bret determine to find out what he had been searching for.

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1930, Hull. Alice Goddard is fleeing from her violent, bullying husband Ted and fearing for her life and that of her two-year-old daughter Daisy. Running to the police station for help, she becomes involved in a road accident. Seriously injured, she lies in a coma in hospital. When she recovers, Ted has disappeared and Daisy is missing...

The second in a two-book deal from an exciting new voice in crime fiction

The second in a two-book deal from an exciting new voice in crime fiction

A vicious rivalry threatens to cause chaos for Lord Westfield's Men when the onstage duels between Owen Elias and Sebastian Carrick become ever more realistic. However, it is an axe that splits open Sebastian's head one night in a Clerkenwell alley.