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Rogue in Porcelain
Anthea Fraser
A tale of tragedy and porcelain.
Writing an article on old family businesses, Rona Parish contacts Curzon, local manufacturers of fine bone china, when she learns they're launching a spectacular new line. Little does she realize that she will directly precipitate a terrible tragedy, a tragedy whose roots stretch back to George Curzon, son of the firm's founder and known to his contemporaries as the Rogue in Porcelain . . .
Romanced to Death
Susan Rogers Cooper
An E.J. Pugh mystery.
Romantic novelist E.J. Pugh has been nominated for a coveted award from the American Romance Writers' Association. The convention should have been fun and informative. It should never have resulted in the dead body found at the bottom of the stairs. After six years of peace, E.J. is again thrown into a crime scene, where the big questions assault her: why, and who did it? And whom can she trust?
Rookhurst Hall
Elizabeth Jeffrey
The discovery of a photo leaves Lucy baffled. Who is the girl in the picture?
The discovery of two old photographs, one of a large house, the other of three teenage girls in Edwardian dress, puzzles twenty-year-old Lucy Armitage and sends her off on a quest with antique dealer Ben Manton to find their origins. Because although she is sure it can have nothing to do with her, one of the girls in the photograph is uncannily like Lucy herself . . .
The Rose in Winter
Sarah Harrison
What if the one that got away comes back? Barbara Delahay's past returns to haunt her in this compelling novel of romantic suspense.
1929. Barbara Delahay was a beauty, a young and untouched English rose, enjoying the social whirl of the debutante season. But she attracted the attention of someone unsuitable; someone damaged. Now, in 1953, in an empty house, the widowed Barbara is cowering in fear. Her past has returned to claim her - and this time it won't be so easy to deny.
The Rose of the World
Alys Clare
The ever-popular 'Hawkenlye' series returns. When Helewise's grandchild goes missing, everything is threatened.
Autumn, 1210. A year ago, King John was excommunicated - and now his men have come to Hawkenlye Abbey to take it over. Abbess Caliste, Helewise's successor, worries how she is to feed the nuns under her care, let alone conduct her usual good works. Meanwhile, Helewise has moved into Hawkenlye Manor with Josse, and their lives are full of family and warmth. But after a visit to St Edmund's Chapel, Helewise's eleven-year-old granddaughter, Rosamund, goes missing - and soon all that they hold dear is threatened . . .
Rough Justice
Brad Smith
Carl Burns returns to his hometown to uncover a viper's nest of corruption and dark secrets in this tense and twisting novel of suspense: first in a brand-new series.
After ten years' absence, Carl Burns has returned to his hometown to support his estranged daughter Kate, who is currently testifying in a rape case. Carl is determined to get justice for Kate, whatever it takes. But with few allies, he finds himself incurring the wrath of powerful enemies as he attempts to uncover the truth.
Rude Awakening
Susan Rogers Cooper
The tenth Milt Kovak mystery from this best-selling author.
Strange things are happening in Prophesy County. First, Deputy Dalton Pettigrew disappears on a mysterious date in Tulsa. His sister goes to rescue him, only to disappear herself. She'd left her middle child, Eli, in the care of Jean, the sheriff's wife, but now he's missing too. Who is the mysterious Dr Emil Hawthorne, and why is he out to get Jean? Can Milt Kovak find Eli before it's too late?
The Rufus Spy
Alys Clare
Apprentice healer Lassair heads on a perilous journey north in the absorbing new Aelf Fen medieval mystery.
October, 1093. On a perilous journey north in search of King William, Lassair and her former lover Rollo are pursued by a skilled and ruthless assassin. They do not know who he is or why they have been targeted, but if they are to survive, they must turn the tables on their would-be killer.
Running on Empty
Sandra Balzo
The first in a new series by the author of the Maggy Thorsen mysteries.
Life on Sutherton's Main Street has always been inexplicably hazardous. Like the student who bet he could paddle a beer-filled ice chest across the lake. And lost. Not to mention the occasional tourist who wandered into the mountains, never to wander back out. But the day Daisy Griggs siphoned three pints of blood from poor Mrs Bradenham seemed to set a new standard. Now more and more people are dying and unless Daisy's daughter can figure out why, her mother may be next . . .
A Rush of Blood
David Mark
Ten-year-old Hilda's search for her missing friend has terrible consequences in this gripping psychological thriller.
When a young girl disappears in Whitechapel, it sparks an investigation that attracts unwanted attention. Two worlds are about to collide in a terrifying game of cat and mouse played out on the rain-lashed streets of London's East End, a neighbourhood that's run red with the blood of innocents for centuries.
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