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The second in the delightfully witty and diverting new crime series set in Tsarist Russia from the award-winning Michael Pearce.

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A VINTAGE MURDER MYSTERY

Wenham & Geraldine are a long-established and very well respected publishing firm, so when a printer's proof is sabotaged and libellous passages are mysteriously reinstated, they call in private detective Nigel Strangeways.

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A country house murder, artistic insight and the post-war reunion of Alleyn and Troy combine in Ngaio Marsh's novel.

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Part of the Inspector George Gently series, which was made into the prime-time BBC series staring Martin Shaw.

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Part of the Inspector George Gently series, which was made into the prime-time BBC series staring Martin Shaw.

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But the thirteenth guest never arrives, and his headless body is discovered in a wood the next day.

Fortunately, numbered among the original dinner guests is a rather extraordinary psychoanalyst, and sometime detective, by the name of Mrs Bradley...

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To mark the publishing centenary of Freeman Wills Crofts, The King of Detective Story Writers, this is one of six classic crime novels being issued in 2020 featuring Inspector French, coming soon to television.

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After an illustrious career at London's Metropolitan Police Department, Chief Inspector Cam Fergus accepts a transfer to the Herefordshire town of Ross-on-Wye to wind down his career. The idyllic, sleepy market town is the perfect place to escape the frequent crimes and gruesome murders that Cam dealt with daily at the Met--until the Lady of the Wye surfaces...

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The complete series of Ngaio Marsh reissues concludes with the re-publication of this 20th anniversary edition of this, her final novel.

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In this classic mystery from the award-winning Michael Pearce, a powerful politician is murdered in Cairo in the 1900s and the Mamur Zapt is called in to investigate.

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The Second World War has just finished and amateur detective and poet Nigel Strangeways is working at the Ministry of Morale in London, in the Visual Propaganda Division. With war over, life seems to be calm again, that is until the Director's beautiful secretary is poisoned in full view of seven members of the division, including Nigel himself.

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As detective Paul Temple turns his hand to playwright, his leading lady Iris Archer pulls out shortly before the play is due to open and declares that she is heading for France.

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Pagan revelry and morris dancing in the middle of a very cold winter set the scene for one of Ngaio Marshs most fascinating murder mysteries.

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A classic Ngaio Marsh novel reissued in B-format.

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An aeroplane crash sends billows of fire down the cliffs of Dulworth Bay and two boys from a public school go missing, what connects these two events Paul Temple is called onto the scene and theres one name thats causing a stir, Curzon.

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The detective novel The Front Page Men is a resounding success, but its author Andrea Fortune keeps herself hidden from the public. When a series of robberies are committed, a calling card is left bearing the legend of The Front Page Men.

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Paul and Steve are called upon to crack a case involving Carl Milbourne, the brother-in-law of wealthy financier Maurice Lonsdale. After the news that Carl has perished in a fatal car accident, rumours begin to stir that despite all odds, Carl is alive and well.

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Historian Alfred Kelby decides to publish the diaries of Margaret Spender, Lord Delamores secretary and secret lover. But these diaries go beyond historical records, they are pure scandal.

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When two young women are found murdered within a week of each other, Scotland Yard enlist the help of sleuthing crime writer Paul Temple to unravel the mystery.