Inspector Montalbano embarks on his final case and, as with Sherlock Holmes and Inspector Morse before him, his last adventure is as thrilling as it is surprising. Riccardino marks a fitting end to a remarkable series of novels.

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The heartstoppingly tense next instalment in the richly atmospheric, bestselling Sam Shephard series, for fans of THE DRY.

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Fran Varady's mother, Eva, is dying and Fran is reunited with her after 15 years. But it transpires that Eva has another child, and she wants Fran to find her. It's not an easy task when her mother has sworn her to secrecy and the only clue she has in an out-of-date address.

Set during a scorching Italian summer in which a series of ritual killings are shocking the city, Ritual of Fire is a historical crime novel set in 1530s Renaissance Florence and is the sequel to City of Vengeance and The Darkest Sin by D. V. Bishop.

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The award-winning first novel in this outstanding historical crime series featuring John Madden - now with a stunning new look.

When a controversial politician is murdered in cold blood, Baton Rouge Police Detective Wallace Hartman struggles to find the killer amid conspiracies and corruption.

Cote d'Azur, summer 1925. Mary Russell and Sherlock Holmes find themselves in a world of sun and jazz, fortune and friendship, childlike pleasures and grown up sins.

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The story of a mother, her son, a locked room and the outside world. Shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize 2010. Soon to be a major motion picture, directed by Lenny Abrahamson.

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The brilliantly twisty and intelligent new thriller from Peter Swanson.

The gripping, heart-wrenching novel of Sally Horner, the 11-year-old kidnapping victim whose abduction in 1948 inspired Nabokov's Lolita.

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When a brutal murder rocks the village, Cassie Swann soon suspects that a long-suppressed secret may have come back to haunt Lolly Haden White, one of Cassie's bridge group.

Sarah Fortune inherited her flat from one of her many lovers. Now a son has appeared claiming it is his. He is using illegal means to persuade Sarah to give it up. Sarah comes across Henry, a timid and a lonely man, whose upstairs neighbour is using every trick to make him leave his home. These two strangers have unknown connections in common.

A stunning debut, a haunting portrait of grief, race, obsession and the bond between two sisters never truly given the chance to know each other.

Twenty years after creating Kay Scarpetta, Patricia Cornwell has written her most extraordinary novel yet

SCAVENGER is a brilliant, frightening hunter-hunted tale, weaving the past with the future to devastating effect. David Morrell, the father of the modern action novel, takes us on a thrill-a-minute journey - a desperate high-tech scavenger hunt for a 100-year-old time capsule.

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When invited to a gathering of the secret society "School of the Night", Dr Simon Forman readily accepts. Trouble awaits however and he finds himself accused of murder. He needs to prove his innocence and reveal the person holding a grudge before his reputation, and possibly his life, is finished.

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The fifth mystery novel in the Palmer-Jones series by Ann Cleeves, winner of the 2017 CWA Diamond Dagger.

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A family feud spills over into bloody vengeance in the fourth novel in the acclaimed Fire and Ice crime series.

Thea Slocombe is tired of having to entertain Drew's children through the long summer holiday while he works, so keenly accepts a commission to watch over a house in Barnsley. However, her return to house-sitting is far from relaxing as on her first night she finds a fugitive woman hiding among some bushes...

The first Bradecote and Catchpoll Mystery.

Thomas Pitt is assigned to the investigation of the murder of a promising young diplomat, at the home of the Egyptian mistress of a senior politician. The prime suspect is the woman herself but soon the case reveals dark secrets and international pitfalls that threaten the Empire and Pitt himself.

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Set in 1961, this third tale in the Suffolk trilogy takes florist Felix Smythe and close friend Professor Cedric Dillworthy to Southwold once more.