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An American family moves into a villa in Normandy. Fred Blake, the father, tells everyone he is there to write a history of the Allied landings. His wife Maggie gets involved in a local charity; their teenage children enrol in the lycee. At first glance a family like any other. But Fred's real name is Giovanni Manzoni - an ex-Mafia boss.

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Now, one of the world's most war-torn cities is portrayed though a noir lens in this chilling story collection.

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To buy a flat Kati Hirshel has learned the corrupt ways of Istanbul. It all goes well until a man is found murdered in the flat and she is the prime suspect.

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Inspired by the Texas sniper of the 1960s, this work of literary fiction explores the mind of a man who may commit a mass shooting.

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The second in the Ariel Kafka series. Investigating two murders, the only Jewish homicide cop in Helsinki tangles with the Secret Service and Mossad.

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November, 1940. Tom Tyler, Detective Inspector is asked to help out in an inquiry into an explosion in a munitions factory that has killed several of the young women. At first, it seems more than likely the explosion was an accident, but as Tom talks to the employees of the factory, the cracks begin to appear.

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Features literary detective, Le Chevalier C Auguste Dupin. This title deals with Dupin's exploits with a touch of the strange and macabre.

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Erika is married to Wallmann. When she falls to her death near their lakeside villa, the police conclude it as a tragic accident. Scholten, a long time employee of Erika's, knows a thing or two about the true state of her marriage. He suspects an almost perfect crime. Scholten's maverick investigation soon buys him a ticket for a dangerous ride.

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Finding the Black Lotus murderer is Detective Wolf's chance to avoid an Internal Affairs investigation. That's when things get personal.

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The concluding volume in a series collecting the stories of Jules de Grandin, the supernatural detective made famous in the classic pulp magazine Weird Tales.

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Claudia, a young student, Tomas, a young man and Aldo, a husband and father have an urgent need to be somewhere else. Instead, the three are trapped in a lift in a deserted building on a holiday weekend, and one of the trio is a serial killer. This is a psychological thriller.

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A child dies on the border between California and Mexico. This is nothing new: immigrants die crossing the border all the time, escaping from poverty and violence in Latin America. They bake in the desert. But this death is different. Someone has taken body parts from the child.

FBI Agent Romilia Chacon, a Salvadoran American, follows thi

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"Volume 1 of the cult classic trilogy."--Cover

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The author has won more awards than almost any other living mystery writer. He was named a Grand Master by the Mystery Writers of America. His work ranges from the searing noir investigations of alcoholic detective Matt Scudder to the witty adventures of master burglar Bernie Rhodenbarr and includes many stunning stand-alone thrillers.

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Featuring "Animal Rescue," the basis for the motion picture The Drop by Dennis Lehane

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From the author of CANDLES AND DARK NIGHT, HEAD OF THE CORNER, LAST DANCE WITH YOU and ACROSS THE WATER, a novel set in an asylum, telling of the inmates of Dr Michael Swann, including Eddie, who constantly dreams of the sea, the mute psychotic, Miller, and Dee, who claims she could have had an affair with Gorbachev.