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From the number one bestselling co-author of James Patterson's Michael Bennett series, this pulse-racing and page-turning thriller will grip fans of Lee Child, David Baldacci and Gregg Hurwitz.

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Karen Rose's thrillers chill you to the bone. In her latest book, a serial killer is targeting cheerleaders in a small North Carolina town. Can he be stopped before the killings escalate out of all control

A tale of love, politics and redecoration in medieval England.

Offers simple self-assessment tools and information on a wide range of mental health problems. This book covers everything from mood, personality and sleep disorders to anxiety, trauma and addiction. It addresses the effect of childhood experiences on later life, and how to deal with issues from the past.

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PC Rowan is puzzled by a spate of thefts from remote moorland churches. Meanwhile, Sergeant Blaketon's son Graham has come to visit and little does Blaketon know that his son has joined the Killing Pits Club, who plan to stage a potentially lethal motor-car time trial around Aidensfield.

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To an untrained eye, the village of rural Yorkshire may seem quiet enough but, as he patrols his beat on foot or on his trusty Francis Barnett motor-cycle, young PC Nick is privy to many an unfolding drama.

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Whether he's trying to squash six sheep into a Ford Anglia, bottling "Holy" water with insanitary results, Claude Greengrass and his dog always have some dodgy scheme afoot. It's down to Sergeant Blaketon and PC Nick to keep one step ahead of them.

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From a Sunday Times bestselling author comes a powerful and compulsive drama set in the Greek islands during the Second World War. 'What an amazing roller-coaster of a ride... So startlingly good, so utterly readable... A cracking historical thriller' Manda Scott

Venetia Summers appears to lead a fairy-tale rural existence with her husband and two sons in her tumbledown Norfolk cottage. But when her husband leaves her for his stumpy masseuse, not even the arrival of Venetia's splendid baby daughter, the Beauty, can quite make up for the sense of loss she feels for her newly lopsided family.

Carla has been on trial before for her sluttish ways, and now her latest crimes are to be exposed before a hostile court. Naked and in chains, she will be forced to answer charges of indecency and of behaviour insulting to men. Carla intends to plead innocence, but will the verdict go her way

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On Hetty's 60th birthday, she knew the last thing she wanted to do was settle down to life as a tranquil OAP. So instead she became a private detective. Here are the stories of her first cases tackled with her husband and her teenage assistant.

Charlotte Parker is famous on Wall Street for two things; measuring risk and developing radical technologies. So when her beloved father falls ill and his mysterious nursing home roommate, Earl, offers her a deal to save him, she jumps at the chance. But now the man the media calls 'Charlotte Parker's imaginary friend' has disappeared.

This text provides an insight into the life of Hildegard of Bingen, a nun in medieval Germany. Hildegard was a religious leader, poet, visionary, a writer of medical treatises, and a composer. Through her writings, this book presents her views on sex, love and marriage, medicine and music.

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David Ashforth's life-long losing battle with bookmakers began while he was still a student at Cambridge. This text aims to appeal to anyone who has ever bet on a horse - and knows the agonies and ecstasies of winning and losing.

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Lauren Fontaine strides on to a platform outside the White House and calls to the women of America to lock their husbands out of the bedroom, to get the men in power to listen to the outrage caused by them exonerating a wifebeater. What she doesn't anticipate is how it will affect her life.

Ditton is a small-time dealer who just wants to stay out of trouble. The harder he tries to go straight however, the more people keep dragging him back into the life. Ditton has to stay one step ahead though because if he doesn't get out within a week he won't ever get out.

Carmel Benbow's first love has always been her garden, and since her husband's death, little else has occupied her. But her children, long-starved of a mother's affections, are suffering. As World War I approaches, Keziah, a lifelong friend, uses her controversial magic to help.

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The new Kat Colorado mystery from author Karen Kijewski.

When Tom Walsh sets sail for America he knows it may be the last time he sees his beloved Ireland. Thirty years later, the rewards of the Gold Rush have made Tom a rich man. Then his daughter persuades him to buy the cursed Hope Diamond.

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Hope For Tomorrow is the third thrilling adventure for British spy Hope Stapleford, whose latest mission leads her to a Scottish airfield base as the Battle of Britain takes to the skies...

It's 1942 and Dorothy Taylor dreams of adventure, far from the grey streets of Rotherhithe. Although Dolly is engaged to Tony, a boy from her street off fighting, she can't help but fall for Joe, a dashing GI. But her marriage and America are not all she imagined and she soon regrets her choice.

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The first novel "in an explosive, violent, often hilarious series. Life on Mars" meets The Sweeney" in this riotous novel about policing in the Seventies, by a former policeman