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Mosaic
Caro Ramsay
From the acclaimed author of the Anderson & Costello series, a compelling standalone psychological thriller.
When Megan Melvick returns home after a three-year absence to visit her dying sister Melissa, the past comes flooding back. Just what did happen on the night of Melissa's wedding five years before? In order to overcome her demons, Megan must confront her painful recollections of that terrible night. But can she really trust her memories?
Mother Love
Maureen Carter
A hard-hitting DI Sarah Quinn police procedural.
"Olivia Kent is lying. Olivia Kent is crying. Olivia Kent is dying. I could make it quicker. Put her out of her misery. But I won't."
The anonymous letter sent to the chief superintendent would appear to be a piece of malicious nonsense. But schoolteacher Olivia Kent hasn't been seen for six days - and as the race to find her becomes increasingly desperate, DI Sarah Quinn is forced to turn to her old adversary, the unscrupulous journalist Caroline King - who just so happens to be the missing woman's best friend - for help . . .
Mother's Milk
Charles Atkins
Forensic psychiatrist Barrett Conyors is back.
Barrett Conyors finds the discovery of the bodies of two heroin-addicted teens particularly hard to accept. Barrett's convinced that chief suspect Jerod, a homeless schizophrenic, didn't do it but she's the only one, apart from Detective Ed Hobbs, who is. But even Hobbs can't stop Barrett from following a complex trail of drugs and death that places her in the cross hairs of a killer...
The Mouth of the Crocodile
Michael Pearce
"A lovingly detailed portrait of Egypt during the Great War. The result is a bit like a police procedural reimagined by Douglas Adams" - Kirkus Reviews on The Bride Box
Atbara, Sudan, 1913. A dead man is fished out of the River Nile. An accident - or something more sinister? A visiting Pasha from the Royal Household believes it was murder - and that he himself was the intended target. The Mamur Zapt, Head of the Khedive's Secret Police, determines to uncover the truth.
Moving On
Anna Jacobs
An engrossing tale of personal courage from a much-loved author.
Molly Peel has been downtrodden for years: bullied by her husband, Craig, who moved on to a younger model two years ago, and now a slave to her two grown-up children. But when she is admitted to hospital and none of her family visit, she decides to move away and make a fresh start. Craig, however, isn't prepared to let her go so easily; he wants the house, and he'll do whatever it takes to get his hands on it . . .
Mr Campion's Abdication
Mike Ripley
'So where exactly did Albert Campion stand on the Abdication?' 'Behind the throne, slightly to the left?' suggested Commander Charles Luke.
Margery Allingham's Mr Campion finds himself masquerading as technical advisor to a very suspicious but glamorous Italian film producer and her crew hunting for buried treasure that never was in the Suffolk village of Heronhoe near Pontisbright, which used to host trysts between Edward VIII and Mrs Wallis Simpson.
Mr Campion's Fault
Mike Ripley
Margery Allingham's Mr Campion finds himself a fish out of water when he investigates a murder in a Yorkshire mining village.
Following the death of the senior English master in a tragic road accident, Mr Campion's son Rupert and daughter-in-law Perdita are helping out at Ash Grange School for Boys in Yorkshire. When Rupert is arrested, Albert Campion heads to Denby Ash to find out what's going on. Was the English master's death really an accident?
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Mr Campion's War
Mike Ripley
"Pop has never talked about what he did in the war ... Whatever he did, it was pretty secret stuff": the intriguing new Albert Campion mystery.
It's Albert Campion's seventieth birthday, and he has decided to enthral his guests at the Dorchester Hotel with his account of his wartime experiences in Vichy France more than twenty-five years before. But in doing so he unveils a series of extraordinary events, the repercussions of which put one of his guests in deadly danger . . .
Mr. Campion's Seance
Mike Ripley
The truth is stranger than fiction for Albert Campion in this gripping mystery where murder, detective novels and the supernatural collide.
1946, London. The crime at the heart of The Bottle Party Murder, the new detective novel from Albert Campion's godsibling Evadne Childe, bears several striking similarities to a real, recent and unsolved murder in Soho. But Evadne wrote the book before the murder occurred - so is it just a weird coincidence, or is something more sinister afoot?
Mr. Campion's Visit
Mike Ripley
An intriguing case of higher education and lower morals: the entertaining new Albert Campion mystery.
Suffolk, 1970. Albert Campion has been appointed to the role of Visitor of the University of Suffolk, but his trip to the campus takes an unexpected turn when the body of a professor is fished out of the lake. Drawn into another puzzling murder, Campion must negotiate seething jealousy, resentment and betrayal as he searches for a ruthless killer.
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