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Praise for The Ragtime Fool... "Karp handles the intricate plot well, but the best part of the book is its picture of people torn between what they want to forget and what they need to remember." -Publishers Weekly It's 1951, and ragtime is making a comeback. In Sedalia, Missouri, plans are underway for a ceremony to honor Scott Joplin

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One killer with everything to lose. One man with nothing to fear.

The 6th historical thriller featuring Matthew Hawkwood, Bow Street Runner and Spy, now hunting a killer on the loose in Regency London.

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A dark and atmospheric 1930s-set historical crime novel, starring private detective William Garrett.

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A dark and atmospheric 1930s-set historical crime novel, starring private detective William Garrett.

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A dark and atmospheric 1930s-set historical crime novel, starring private detective William Garrett.

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In these pages, you'll discover newspaper articles, sketches and maps that were crucial to solving the cases, with each item reproduced as a historical artefact, complete with tears, stains, foldmarks and insightful annotations written by Watson. Fifteen of these items are secured within special glassine 'evidence bags' for easy removal and careful study by the reader.

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It is March 1799, and a sunken lugger in the Pool of London has just revealed a grisly secret.

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As war rages in London, Inspector Betty Church finds herself on the trail of a cold-blooded killer in the sleepy Suffolk town of Sackwater.

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A stunning new voice in the world of historical crime introduces a new series featuring William Falkland, a Royalist investigator with the protection of Cromwell.

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From the author of The Wolf Road comes a gripping historical novel about three women whose lives intertwine during the Yukon Gold Rush

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Medieval physician Matthew Bartholomew returns for his latest case amongst rumours of war

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Medieval physician Matthew Bartholomew returns for his latest case amongst rumours of war

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The third instalment of The Jackdaw Mysteries. A tale of conspiracy, murder and espionage in Elizabethan London and dazzling Marrakesh.

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THE SECOND DEATH is the twenty-sixth spine-chilling mystery in Peter Tremayne's much-loved series featuring 7th-century Irish super-sleuth Sister Fidelma

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Perfect for fans of C.J. Sansom.

A short story featuring Giordano Bruno: heretic, philosopher and spy, from Parriss Sunday Times bestselling series.

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Everything is about to change

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Rosalind Thorne, known among society ladies as a "most useful woman" for her discretion and connections that allow her to discover almost anything about anyone, investigates the disappearance of a valuable pearl necklace belonging to Bethany Douglas and discovers secrets swirling around the Douglas family, including fraud, forgery, blackmail, and soon, murder.

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When a young girl is killed by a snake bite, her community in Canterbury is devastated. Delchard and Bret arrive to settle a land dispute but when clues suggest that the girl was actually murdered, the situation becomes a lot more complicated.

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Expertly recreating the social and political upheavals of late medieval Europe, Candace Robb introduces a new series starring Kate Clifford, a woman forged on the warring northern marches of fourteenth century England.

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THE SEVENTH TRUMPET is the twenty-third unputdownable mystery in Peter Tremayne's much-loved series featuring 7th-century Irish super-sleuth Sister Fidelma

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"P.S. insights, interviews, & more..."--Cover.

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From the No. 1 bestselling author of THE AMERICAN BOY comes a brilliant new historical thriller set during the French Revolution. Selected as Historical Novel of the Year by The Times and Sunday Times, and picked as one of Radio 4s Crime Books of the Year.

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"Featuring Professor Craig Kennedy, the 'American Sherlock Holmes'"--Cover.