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Blood Brothers
Patricia Hall
Kate O'Donnell, fresh from her adventures in Dressed to Kill, uncovers further evidence of the darker side of London in the Swinging Sixties.
1963. When a mutilated corpse is discovered on the site of the new Centre Point Tower, it's assumed to be a gangland killing. But DS Harry Barnard isn't convinced. At the same time, Kate O'Donnell's assignment with a national newspaper's crime reporter is causing a rift in her relationship with Harry and will lead her into unexpected danger.
The Awful Secret
Bernard Knight
A Crowner John medieval mystery set in 12th century Devon, England.
Gilbert de Rideford is a Knight of the Temple of Solomon, and an old acquaintance from Crowner John's crusading days. He claims to have come into possession of a secret that could shake Christendom to its foundations - and he desperately needs John's help to escape from the secretive order of warrior monks. Suddenly swept into a world of religious intrigue and dangerous politics, Crowner John finds himself undertaking a life-threatening mission to the Island of Lundy - inhabited solely by notorious pirates - until finally the awful secret itself is revealed.
The Penultimate Chance Saloon
Simon Brett
A sixtieth birthday changes everything for Bill Stratton.
On the verge of his sixtieth birthday, his wife told him she was leaving him for another man. This all came as a bit of a shock to Bill. Post menopausal dating might be very different to dating in your twenties or thirties, but then he didn't know much about either scene. Still, as a mildly famous television newsreader who'd managed to hold on to (most of) his looks, it seemed he was about to have plenty of opportunities to find out.
Windswept
Patricia Twomey Ryan
A romantic trip to the Caribbean leads to new friendships . . . and murder.
Emily Harrington sets off on a romantic trip to the Caribbean without her delayed fiancé, but soon meets an array of fascinating characters and finds friendship and tranquility - until one of them is murdered.
Lights Out!
Donald Bain
A bold money-making scheme spins wildly out of control in this absorbing thriller.
Desperate to escape his loveless marriage and embark on a new life in Argentina with the beautiful Gina Ellanado, Canadian engineer Carlton Smythe devises an audacious money-making scheme. But to pull it off, he'll need to do business with reputed local Mafia boss Dominick Martone. And that's when things spiral wildly out of control.
The Art of The Devil
John Altman
Only one man stands in the way of a plot to murder President Eisenhower in this riveting historical thriller.
In 1955, one woman holds the key to America's future: a ruthless and beautiful ex-Nazi assassin, posing as a housekeeper inside President Eisenhower's isolated Gettysburg estate. One man stands in her way: a disgraced Secret Service agent, driven from active duty by battle fatigue, now the unlikely inheritor of a slim chance to avert disaster.
The Boy in the Woods
Carter Wilson
A shocking 30-year-old secret returns to haunt thriller writer Tommy Devereaux in this nerve-shredding tale of suspense.
A successful thriller writer's life begins to unravel when he is approached by a menacing figure from his past, a woman who threatens to divulge his darkest secret unless he does everything she asks. So begins a deadly cat-and-mouse game in which there can be only one survivor.
False Charity
Veronica Heley
The start of a new mystery series from the creator of Ellie Quicke
Newly widowed Bea Abbot must decide what to do with her deceased husband's business, an exclusive organization handling domestic crises. Though Bea is tempted to sell up, she soon begins investigating an accounting irregularity within a catering firm. What Bea doesn't know (but will soon discover) is that someone is way out of control, and finding it all too easy to kill . . .
My Lord, The Hermit
Veronica Heley
He was like no other hermit she had ever seen. He was young, strong, dark and vowed to silence.
His name was Keren, but he was always called the Hermit.
And as he touched her arm, and healed it, a bond was forged between them - a hopeless bond, for she was Joanna of Leybourne, ward of the Count, and he was a man sentenced to build a church with his bare hands, as expiation for the crime of murdering his wife...
False Picture
Veronica Heley
An Abbot Agency Mystery.
Velma is charm itself, especially when she's being inexact with the truth. Now she wants Bea, widowed owner of the Abbot Agency, to check up on her stepson Philip, as he's somehow acquired a valuable picture last seen in the flat of an elderly lady who's been murdered. However, a professional art thief is also after the picture. Can Bea locate Philip and the missing Millais without falling foul of someone who already has several murders to his credit? . . .
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