As the summer of 1322 brings sun to the Devonshire countryside, two playmates uncover the body of a young girl. As news spreads the name on everyone's lips is Aline, who went missing 6 years ago. Baldwin Frunshill and Bailiff Simon Puttock are summoned to the scene to investigate.

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The stunning conclusions to the acclaimed Glasgow trilogy.

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Reissued alongside the brand-new exploits of Restoration rogue and Tower of London clerk Harry Lytle, Hearts of Darkness, this first book in the historical crime series sets the scene in London most foul.

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The first brilliant novel in acclaimed author Paul Doherty's new series set around the mysterious order of the Templars. The series will describe in evocative details the glorious pageant surrounding the Templars and the brutality and bravery of those serving in the Great Crusades in Palestine between 1095 and the fall of Acre in 1292.

The latest instalment in the gripping, DI Marjory Fleming police procedural series.

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A bestselling and internationally-acclaimed masterpiece of the locked-room mystery genre

1322: When a prominent money-lender is found murdered a month before Lord Hugh de Courtenay's tournament, Sir Baldwin Furnshill and Bailiff Simon Puttock find themselves on the trail of a sinister killer.

On their way to a great feast, Sir Baldwin Furnshill and Bailiff Simon Puttock pass by a clearing in the woods where they find the murdered corpse of Sir Gilbert. The situation is confounded when a decapitated body is found. Baldwin and Simon find themselves caught up in a baffling investigation.

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There's word of a series of sinister dognappings occurring in Troutbeck and whilst taking a walk up Wansfell Pike, Simmy and her father, Russell, stumble on a dog, strangled to death - it's not long before Simmy reluctantly finds herself caught up in a murder investigation...

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An undocumented Iranian refugee risks deportation and danger when he becomes an amateur detective in Stockholm to make ends meet.

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Set in 1930s Scotland and brimming with eccentric characters and incisive humour, The Turning Tide is for fans of Dorothy L. Sayers, Frances Brody and PG Wodehouse.

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This Christmas mystery, featuring reluctant criminal defense lawyer Andy Carpenter and his faithful golden retriever, Tara, showcases Rosenfelt's trademark humor and larger-than-life characters.

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Spring has brought many new beginnings into the world of Persimmon 'Simmy' Brown but when a former acquaintance of Christopher's reminds him of an undertaking made a decade previously but failed to fulfil, their lives soon take a sinister - and deadly - turn.

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A captivating mystery, set against a crumbling manor house in the 1930s, where a young woman becomes ensnared in one family's dark secrets . . .

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Autumn 1917. Harvey Marmion and Joe Keedy are dispatched from Scotland Yard to investigate the death of young woman at a luxurious hotel. Questions abound: who is she Who poisoned her And where is the original occupant of the room They must solve the mystery as quickly as possible, before the reputation of the hotel is damaged beyond repair.

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What beautiful 18-year-old would want to spend her life taking care of an invalid Not Shirley Angela. But that's the life she was trapped in - until she met Jack. Now Shirley and Jack have a plan to put the old man out of his misery and walk away with full of cash. But there's nothing like money to come between lovers - money, and other women...

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A stunning new mystery for fans of C. J. Sansoms Winter in Madrid

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In this installment of this dramatic Elizabethan series, Westfield's Men are flying high after a celebrated performance of 'The Insatiate Duke' at the Queen's Head.

A fascinating tale of medieval murder, treachery, intrigue and betrayal set in Canterbury around Christmas 1303 featuring medieval sleuth Hugh Corbett

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The long-lost son of a wealthy weaver, thought murdered six years before, has reappeared, to the joy of the old man but to the indignation of Alison Burnett, who refuses to believe the stranger is her brother. When she is disinherited she appeals to Roger the Chapman to prove her suspicions right.

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From the award-winning author of Trace of Evil, a detective dealing with the scars must solve a seemingly unconnected string of murders, and face the impossible question of what to do when the killer may be amongst the ones you know.

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This is the sixth title in a medieval mystery series featuring the investigative hero, Roger the Chapman. In this story, Roger has to team up with a tiresome friar to find the murderer of Lady Cederwell.