Presents the third thriller in the 'Hit' series, this book gives an insight into the life of John Keller, paid assassin, stamp collector, and a chronic worrier. His professional satisfaction, we learn, comes from 'solving a problem'. Taking lives causes him no real anxiety. Until Keller's jobs start to go wrong...

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The man who Michael Connelly says "invented the modern police novel" delivers another dose of black humour and imaginative richness set in the surreal precinct of Hollywood Station.

THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION MEETS NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN IN THIS ASTOUNDING STANDALONE THRILLER FROM THE NO.1 AUSTRALIAN BESTSELLER

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Dr Anya Crichton, a pathologist and forensic physician, finds work is sparse for the only female freelancer in the field. After her expert evidence helps win a high-profile court case, Anya is asked to look into the seemingly innocent death of a teenage girl. While investigating, Anya notices similarities to several other cases.

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The first novel in the Reverend Richard Coles' Canon Clement Mystery series.

For there are powerful interests that want to make sure that the shadows of the past remain undisturbed, including some who will kill to ensure that they do. Combining powerful storytelling and rich characters, Shadow Men firmly establishes Jonathon King as a new master of modern crime fiction.

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Opens with the gruesome murder of the young and beautiful Tessa Quayle near northern Kenya's Lake Turkana, the birthplace of mankind. Her lover and travelling companion has vanished from the scene of the crime.

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In 1980, two-year-old Audrey was snatched from her bedroom and never seen again. 26 years later, her brother, Sammy, crosses paths with the man the police failed to convict for her abduction and murder. A few weeks later, that man is dead, murdered. Private attorney Jason Kolarich is engaged to defend Sammy but something's not right...

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Traditional crime in the spirit of Agatha Christie, Dorothy L Sawyers and M C Beaton written by TV celebrity chef Rosemary Shrager

FLANDERS IS A BESTSELLING AUTHOR OF NON-FICTION (published by Atlantic Books) AND A FORMER EDITOR AT PENGUIN and WEIDENFELD & NICOLSON

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Who could have known birdwatching was such a dangerous sport In this Pan Heritage Classics edition, George Palmer-Jones attempts to unravel the murder of a young, innocent birder.

First in a gripping new mystery series about a retired MP and her bomb-sniffing dog who become embroiled in an investigation in the beautiful Vermont wilderness

The third in the popular series looking at the world of publishing

Runcorn, Monk's ex-boss and a bachelor, travels to Anglesey hoping to stave off the loneliness of the Christmas season and the memories of Melisande, the woman he fell desperately in love with in "Dark Assassin". His efforts are in vain as he meets Melisande's brother, John Barclay, and learns of Melisand's presence in Anglesey.

A seasonal adventure for the Railway Detective in Victorian England.

From the cosy danger of the country house fireside to the baking streets of down-town Florida, each of these 13 short stories features a seasonal crime - and an unseasonal lack of goodwill to all men.

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Things are all set for a fantastic Christmas in the Slocombe house, but then a local lady disappears, relationships are put to the test, and there's a death.

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Three generations of women take over the family funeral-home and PI businesses in the first book of a taut, page-turning and darkly funny new series.

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Theres no easy way to say this, Kubu. Your fathers dead. Im afraid hes been murdered.

The Fools' Guild is an organization of jesters, minstrels and performers who act as secret agents, striving behind the scenes to manipulate events so as to maintain as much peace as possible. In 1203, the ships of the Fourth Crusade, instead of travelling to the Holy Land, show up outside the walls of Constantinople and besiege the city.

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The third and penultimate novel in the Detective Kyoichiro Kaga series by bestselling Japanese crime writer Keigo Higashino - a twisty, compelling and satisfying mystery with a vivid sense of place.

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With her husband away on business, Amory Ames is alone at her country house Thornecrest, preparing for the arrival of their baby. When a woman appears also claiming to be Milo's wife, Amory is sure there must be a mistake, but with secret identities, whirlwind romances, and a murder, suddenly events are spiralling out of control.

The gripping second historical crime novel in David Baldaccis Private Investigator Archer series, following the Sunday Times top five bestseller One Good Deed.