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Murder Takes a Turn
Eric Brown
When Langham's literary agent receives a cryptic letter inviting him to spend the weekend at the grand Cornish home of successful novelist Denbigh Connaught, Charles Elder seems reluctant to attend. What really happened between Elder and Connaught during the summer of 1917, nearly 40 years before - and why has it had such a devastating effect?
Murder Takes the Stage
Amy Myers
A new investigation for family duo Peter and Georgia Marsh.
Peter and Georgia Marsh are in the Kentish seaside resort of Broadgate, on the trail of Georgia's missing brother Rick when they come across the strange tale of a haunted fish and chip shop. They pursue both mysteries but the journey to discovery is a dangerous one. There is much at risk . . .
A Murder Too Soon
Michael Jecks
Jack Blackjack is ordered to eliminate a spy in Princess Elizabeth's household in this engaging Tudor mystery.
Jack's employer believes there is a spy in the princess's household and Jack has been ordered to kill her. He has no choice but to agree but, when he arrives, he discovers that a murder has already happened. Jack needs to prove his innocence by uncovering the real killer, but who is hiding a secret? And will Jack survive long enough to find out?
Murder with Mercy
Veronica Heley
A murder mystery by a well-loved author.
Ellie's friend on the police force asks her to enquire about some deaths in the community which might or might not be suicide, and various relatives of the deceased confirm their suspicions. Unbeknown to the police, an elderly lady moving in and out of dementia has come across some drugs and is using them to ease people in pain out of their misery.
At the same time, the project to turn the quirky, turreted Pryce House into a hotel is dogged by problems and suspicion falls on the difficult twelve-year-old boy Mikey who Ellie has taken in. Social Services threaten to remove him into care. And Ellie's pregnant daughter Diana has been juggling problems caused by the slow convalescence of her estate agent husband.
Can Ellie track down whoever it is who is killing for mercy, keep Mikey at home, and steer Diana into calmer waters?
Murder, Majorcan Style
Roderic Jeffries
An Inspector Alvarez Mystery.
Inspector Alvarez is just considering whether he can surreptitiously leave work early when a colleague calls to tell him that an Englishman has been found dead in his car in his garage, the engine on and the tank empty. Alvarez, chafing over the prospect of an evening on the job, proceeds to the scene, but his hopes of a quick and easy case are dashed - for while the man was found in a car full of fumes, it appears the cause of death was not carbon-monoxide poisoning . . .
Murdered by Nature
Roderic Jeffries
Optimism, as Inspector Alvarez knows, is the road to calamity . . .
Inspector Alvarez is in a good mood, for once. The sun is shining, he has enjoyed a morning nap at his desk, and his irascible boss - Superior Chief Salas - is on holiday. But his new-found optimism soon leads to disaster. In no time at all, Alvarez is mired down by a seemingly impossible task - identifying a man drowned in the bay, who it quickly transpires may not have been drowned at all . . .
A Murderous Mind
Jane A. Adams
The murder of a student re-opens a series of cold cases in this intriguing mystery
When a student is found murdered in her room, the police soon recognize the similarities to an unsolved crime committed fifteen years before. A crime investigated by the now discredited DI Joe Jackson, Naomi Blake's one-time mentor. It seems Jackson had a perpetrator in mind - but can the new investigation trust his judgement?
Murders.Com
Margaret Duffy
Patrick has a new desk job and seems to be out of harm's way . . . but not for long.
Patrick has a new role, much to Ingrid Langley's relief. It seems like a safe desk job, but when the head of the Metropolitan Police's Commander Rolt is found barely alive, Patrick is pulled into frontline action. And when further, discoveries are made, Patrick and Ingrid are in danger yet again, hunting one of the Met's most-wanted criminals.
The Muscovy Chain
John Pilkington
A Thomas the Falconer Mystery
1596. Sir Robert Vicary is to host an important guest, Grigori Stanic, the ambassador of distant Muscovy, and Thomas the Falconer is called on to entertain the Russian party. The ambassador is to make a magnificent gift to Boris Godunov, brother-in-law to the feeble Tsar Feodor: a priceless gold chain. But no sooner has it arrived than it is stolen. So begins Thomas’ hunt for the Muscovy Chain . . .
Museum Piece
Anne Stuart
Carefully guarded, untouchable - her heart was like a museum piece.
James Elliott thwarted her at every turn, outmanoeuvring and outbidding her, scooping up art treasures before she could acquire them for San Francisco's Museum of American Art. Mary Lindsay McDonough decided to send him a letter of protest, a very cool, very professional letter - after she had written a poison pen letter - the letter she would have sent if she didn't have her reputation and that of the museum to consider. Unfortunately, distracted, she slipped the wrong letter into the envelope . . .
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