Past Reason Hated is Peter Robinson's fifth novel in the Inspector Banks series which became the major British ITV drama DCI Banks.

An intriguing standalone thriller from Peter James.

The eighteenth Detective Superintendent Roy Grace novel by the highly acclaimed number one bestselling author Peter James.

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

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In Scott Frost's outstanding third novel Lieutenant Alex Delillo's life spirals out of control as she searches for a missing husband. Will she be able to find her way back before it's too late

Book 16 in the popular Railway Detective series

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Behind a blood-soaked door the police find a man with 'Baal-Berith', the spirit of blasphemy and murder, tattooed on his chest. Professor Matt Hunter is called in to investigate.

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An intricate, gritty and believable crime novel from a serving detective in the Met's murder squad - an explosive debut.

The second thriller featuring police chief Kate Burkholder

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A dying millionaire asks Daniel to execute his will. The recipients Ten names picked from a telephone directory. But are the names really so random Or is there a darker motive

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True Detective meets Boris Akunin in this atmospheric and relentlessly dark detective series set in Stalinist Russia.

Short story writer Nikitas fills his engaging, atmospheric first novel, set in upstate New York, with Swedish mythology and American carnage. The murder of a local professor sets off a violent chain of events that tears apart a family and the community.

When the circus arrives in Edinburgh, Rose McQuinn is delighted. However, the much anticipated festivities are overshadowed by a curious set of crimes, involving the murder of a clerk during a bank robbery and, within hours of each other, the identical suicides of two young women.

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In this gripping thriller set in New Zealand, New York Times bestselling author Nalini Singh takes you into the twisted world of an exclusive cul-de-sac located on the edge of a sprawling forest.

A collection of short stories featuring characters from the "Jim Qwilleran Feline Whodunnit" series. When Jim Qwilleran retired to Moose County, he collected together local legends, facts and folklore.

The third novel in Helen Cadbury's gritty crime series.

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'Do you think that because a fellow has rooms at this place and belongs to a club or two and plays a little cricket, he must necessarily have a balance in the bank... I have nothing but my wits to live on.'

Criminal mastermind, man-about-town, master of disguise and a damn fine gentleman cricketer: Arthur J. Raffles is the classic lovable rogue.

London, 1817. A man is shot outside of Covent Garden Theatre. Was Sir Roger Mellanby MP, a spearhead for social reform, really the intended target of the shooting Twin detectives Paul and Peter Skillen are tasked to find the assassin.

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Three women die of ostensibly unsuspicious, unrelated deaths. But when Chief Superintendent Richard Jury joins forces with Divisional Commander Brian Macalvie and amateur sleuth Melrose Plant, they discover a more sinister connection. A link between the women takes Jury all the way to Santa Fe.

The last in the popular crime series featuring Fran Varady, from the author of the acclaimed Mitchell & Markby mysteries

The last person to see Lee Han before his flat was torched had been Jude Craig, and she seems the likeliest suspect to the police. But they find no forensic evidence to link her to the fire and Inspector John Bright thinks her guilty demeanour merely means she is desperate to stop her husband learning about her affair with Lee.

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Bad blood trickles through the Cotswold countryside...

A supercharged, exquisitely suspenseful novel about a vicious triple murder and the man condemned to die for it.