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The deadliest secrets lie closest to home

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The middle of the night. Sam Dryden takes a call from an old friend from his days in the military. She needs his help. Urgently. There's no further explanation. Two hours later, Dryden and his former team mate smash their way in to a remote desert shack. Inside they discover four young girls, caged and threatened with death by their abductor.

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Cliff Hardy revisits an unsolved case from the 1980s. Twenty years later, can he crack the one that got away

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A classic Ngaio Marsh novel reissued in B-format.

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The next installment of Susan Arnout Smiths gripping detective series starring CSI detective Grace Descanso.

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And the clock is ticking...

If Bill wants his partner back he'll have to play the kidnapper's sadistic game to find her - and find her fast - before the psycho makes good his promise to kill her...

Please note this novel is called ON THE LINE in the US.

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'A hell of a story from a hell of a storyteller' Daily Mail

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Ben Copperfield is a freelance journalist who specialises in all things equine, so when he is called with the news that the hot favourite for the Cheltenham Gold Cup has been kidnapped, just a few weeks before the race, he wastes no time in following the story up.

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It's lonely, harrowing work, but perhaps it helps her deal with the demons of her past.

Locked in the mind of Thomas Meredith are terrible visions of how a serial killer tortured and murdered his girlfriend, in front of his very eyes, a year earlier.

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A classic Ngaio Marsh novel in which she more than lives up to her reputation as a crime writer of intelligence and style.

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The darkest hour is always before dawn in Pagan Spring, the third Max Tudor mystery by up-and-coming cosy crime writer G M Malliet.

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The Child is set mostly in Paris, where private eye Toni Bonnet conducts his investigation in search of the abducted child born to the younger of the two women who were the central characters in Two Sisters. Some clues point to the involvement of former Spanish underground fighters who had served in the French Resistance, and the story continues in the Eastern part of the Pyrenees, close to Spain.

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Have you discovered the gangland crime series everyone is talking about

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Benjamin Malaussne and family are far from happy when his fortune teller younger sister Thrse marries the aristocratic Count Marie-Colbert de Roberval at a televised wedding a ceremony from which Marie-Colbert has unceremoniously banned the madcap Malaussne clan.

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An aeroplane crash sends billows of fire down the cliffs of Dulworth Bay and two boys from a public school go missing, what connects these two events Paul Temple is called onto the scene and theres one name thats causing a stir, Curzon.

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The detective novel The Front Page Men is a resounding success, but its author Andrea Fortune keeps herself hidden from the public. When a series of robberies are committed, a calling card is left bearing the legend of The Front Page Men.

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Paul and Steve are called upon to crack a case involving Carl Milbourne, the brother-in-law of wealthy financier Maurice Lonsdale. After the news that Carl has perished in a fatal car accident, rumours begin to stir that despite all odds, Carl is alive and well.

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Historian Alfred Kelby decides to publish the diaries of Margaret Spender, Lord Delamores secretary and secret lover. But these diaries go beyond historical records, they are pure scandal.

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When two young women are found murdered within a week of each other, Scotland Yard enlist the help of sleuthing crime writer Paul Temple to unravel the mystery.

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Sir Graham Forbes of Scotland Yard often calls upon Paul Temple to help with his latest unfathomable case

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When Paul Temple is asked to do a simple favour for his wife Steve, he has no idea of the brutal repercussions about to follow.