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A man tumbles to his death on a building site and Karen McDade is one of the witnesses. Then the body of Jack O'Hagan is discovered, his veins full of alcohol. An everyday tragedy The postmortem suggests otherwise. Karen can't help wondering if these two suspicious deaths are connected.

When journalist Aidan Shaw disappears in Kashmir, his wife Joanna refuses to believe he is dead. So, enlisting the help of his best friend, Lawrence Malcolm, and Kamla, a girl she saved from an Indian brothel - or flash house - she sets off on a harrowing and treacherous journey to find him.

When Dominic Peach is sent to the former Soviet republic of Belugastan to save an endangered wild sheep he is not pleased. And he'd hoped, by rigging their database to make sheep his one responsibility, that he'd got SOS sewn up. But it turns out Belugastan is more fun than he'd thought.

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In a breathtakingly real fiction debut, Eddy introduces undercover cop Grace Flint, a heroine who will appeal to male and female readers for her quick-thinking, fearless cool. Beaten almost to death in an international operation, Grace is now back on duty. But noone is convinced she has healed inside.

19TH Crime fiction set in Cambridge from award-winning author Catherine Shaw

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Reporter Nick Madrid is in New York covering a fencing tournment. But when he stumbles on a murder plot involving sports sponsorship he knows he's on to a good story. When he then discovers a link to Oswald Mosley's blackshirts and Nazi gold, he can't resist trying to foil the villain's plan.

The blistering Glasgow crime novel from the award-winning author of the Glasgow Trilogy.

The blistering Glasgow crime novel from the award-winning author of the Glasgow Trilogy.

'Charlie Owen is a talent... an authentic voice that humorously exposes the dark and eccentric world of English street crime' Guy Ritchie

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It's an ordinary Thursday evening in July when Michelle Lunt is found hanging in a flat off Liverpool's Sefton Park. Unfortunately for Johnny Ace, the flat belongs to him. Ace has been framed but once out on bail, he needs to find out who framed him and why and if it's connected with Lunt's death.

Another reissue featuring artistic amateur sleuth Rose Trevelyan and the gorgeous Cornish countryside

A past case comes back to haunt Minnesota P.I. McKenzie as a stolen sum of money threatens to resurface.

The fourth book in the latest series from top selling historical crime author Edward Marston, set in London during the Regency period

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When Figaro is killed in a plane crash, it seems nothing can save the London production. A world-class baritone arrives from Europe to take over, then he too is killed - in mid-performance. Detective Inspector Musgrave embarks on a quest to discover who is responsible.

The alphabet mysteries continue with another deadly case for private investigator Kinsey Millhone.

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From the acclaimed author of The Town, a "masterly" epic thriller about the secret right-hand man of one of the most infamous unprosecuted mob bosses in American history (New York Times Book Review).

Book four in this Golden Age espionage thriller series, by a writer who was hugely well reviewed in his heyday.

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Juggling the school run with private investigating, Sal Kilkenny's life is a strange mix of the dramatic and the domestic. When Jimmy Achebe asks Sal to confirm his suspicions of his wife's infidelity, only to find himself a widower shortly afterwards, the dramatic begins to take the upper hand.

(, New edition)

(, New edition)

"Grave Mistake" is the fifth novel in this gritty, urban contemporary Liverpool mystery series featuring tough but loveable Private Eye/DJ Johnny Ace. With the help of his trusty dog, Roly, Johnny sets out to solve three cases.

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The search for Lizzie and her boyfriend takes Frank and Ellen from a quiet campus to the blazing spotlight of a national media storm - and into the devastating crucible of a personal and a public tragedy.

Meanwhile, lurking in the shadows once again is James Vaughn, legendary CEO of private equity firm the Oberon Capital Group.

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Holly-Jean Ho mystery, with a topical theme and a fast-moving plot.

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The first novel by Jonathan Lethem (author of the award-winning Motherless Brooklyn) is a science-fiction mystery, a dark and funny post-modern romp serving further evidence that Lethem is the distinctive voice of a new generation.

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