Crime and mystery: private investigator / amateur detectives

THE ANGLIAN DETECTIVE AGENCY ARE BACKAldeburgh, 1972.

'A Sparkling and witty crime debut with a female protagonist to challenge Miss Marple' - Lin Anderson'Impeccable historical detail with a light touch' - Lesley Cookman, The Libby Sarjeant Series'Euphemia Martins is feisty, funny and completely adorable' - Colette McCormick, Ribbons in Her Hair'A rattlingly good dose of Edwardian country house intrigue with plenty of twist and turns and clues to puzzle through along with the heroine of the book, Euphemia Martins' - Booklore.

'With fascinating characters and an intriguing plot, this is a real page turner' Katie FfordeSuper-sleuth Libby Sarjeant is back with her most puzzling case yet .

'A Sparkling and witty crime debut with a female protagonist to challenge Miss Marple' - Lin Anderson'Impeccable historical detail with a light touch' - Lesley Cookman, The Libby Sarjeant Series'Euphemia Martins is feisty, funny and completely adorable' - Colette McCormick, Ribbons in Her Hair'A rattlingly good dose of Edwardian country house intrigue with plenty of twist and turns and clues to puzzle through along with the heroine of the book, Euphemia Martins' - Booklore.

Marsali Taylor returns with the eighth enthralling mystery in her thrilling Shetland Sailing Mystery series.

Book 1: INSTRUMENTS OF DARKNESSIn the year 1780, Harriet Westerman, the unconventional mistress of a country house in Sussex, finds a dead man on her grounds with a ring bearing the crest of the nearby Thornleigh Hall in his pocket.

A new local hero seems too good to be true.

Hired to find the missing son of retired political activist Moira Doherty, Dan Starkey knows his new case is going to be challenging.

When billionaire's daughter Alison Wolff disappears following a massacre at a party, nobody knows if she has been kidnapped or killed.

The second novel in the Oslo Crime Files, a tense and dark quartet of thrillers for fans of Camilla Lackberg and Jo Nesbo.

The third psychological mystery in the Oslo Crime Files, a tense and dark quartet of thrillers for fans of Camilla Lackberg and Jo Nesbo.

Some say they deserve their fate.

'Thrilling, chilling and the suspense is killing' Val McDermidNew York Times bestseller Julia Spencer-Fleming returns with the eighth novel in her much-loved series: THROUGH THE EVIL DAYS.

Every parent's worst nightmare.

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Despite being attractive, intelligent and friendly, Sasha Gardner knows no man wants a phone call from her.

Two seemingly unrelated murders put Tampa homicide detective Karen Sweeney in the crosshairs.

Selbstbewusste Besitzerin eines Hotels an der Ostsee klärt in den 50er Jahren auf eigene Faust einen Mord auf.

*A Times Best Book of the Year*From the author of The Ashes of London, comes a new historical mystery set in the last days of WWII'Ten out of ten' The Times'A grand piece of work - a triumph and one of Taylor's best' MICK HERRON'A wonderfully unique novel from the master of historical crime fiction.

Rachel de Luca's uncanny sense of perception is the key to her success as a self-help celebrity.

For former private investigator Dana Miller, there can be no peace of mind until she finds the person who killed her husband.

There are some things only a mother can feel.

In a tragic accident, Emile Labresque's research ship went down, killing a wealthy philanthropist and four crew members.

Archaeologist Sophie Malone is still haunted a year after she was left for dead inside a remote Irish cave.

After eight idyllic months in the Mediterranean, Lady Julia Grey and her detective husband are ready to put their investigative talents to work once more.

After Moonrise, the elite detective agency, crosses into the dark side, but it can be dangerous when the living communicate with the dead.

After Moonrise, the elite detective agency, crosses into the dark side, but it can be dangerous when the living communicate with the dead.

Corruption, murder, beauty and innocence .

'An acknowledged literary landmark' [Robert Graves] from 'The dean of the school of hard-boiled fiction' [New York Times]The Continental Op first heard Personville called Poisonville by Hickey Dewey.

'Not just the first of the tough school of crime-writing but the best' THE TIMESMiss Gabriel Dain Leggett is young and wealthy, with a penchant for morphine and religious cults.

At four o'clock on a misty October afternoon in London, Evelyn Cross, blonde, nineteen and fashionably dressed, vanishes into thin air.

Helen Capel takes the position of lady-help in a remote country house owned by the Warren family and, before long, learns that a murderer is on the loose.

In a gas-lit inn in the countryside a man lies dead.

'So moving, so transporting, and so important' Laura Pearson, The Last List of Mabel Beaumont'A tender, thought-provoking and totally gripping novel from a wonderful storyteller.

'THIS BOOK WAS AMAZING!

THRILLERS THAT RACE FROM THE VERY FIRST PAGE .

';Another grand slam for the master storyteller' DAVID BALDACCI';A modern master of crime fiction' GREGG HURWITZRobert Crais is a legend who deserveshis place alongside Chandler, Hammett & Himes as a true master of the crime and mystery genre STEVE CAVANAGHTHE CITY OF ANGELS Adele Schumacher isn't a typical worried mum.

A Narey & Winter crime fiction novel from the Sunday Times bestselling author, Craig Robertson.

A Narey & Winter crime fiction novel from the Sunday Times bestselling author, Craig Robertson.

She has a crisp and intelligent style, and a real way with tension MO HAYDER Calvary Gaol, standing bleak and forbidding on the Cumbrian hillside, exerts a curious hold over Georgina Gray.

Every mystery has an explanation, and detective Sherlock Holmes and Dr.

No mystery is too challenging for the infamous detective Sherlock Holmes and his partner, Dr.

No mystery is too challenging for the infamous detective Sherlock Holmes and his partner, Dr.

Every mystery has an explanation, and detective Sherlock Holmes and Dr.

'Rosie can write and Prudence Bulstrode is here to stay' Miriam Margolyes'Witty, warm and so enjoyable' Jo BrandThe next irresistible cosy crime novel from celebrity TV chef Rosemary Shrager!

'The new crime and espionage series from Penguin Classics makes for a mouth-watering prospect' Daily TelegraphA mystery writer turns detective to protect the woman he loves.

The Society Scandal of the Season.

"e;An armchair travelers delight"e;-Publishers WeeklyOne dead art collector and a gallery of suspects.

WHO IS TRYING TO KILL HOLLYWOOD'S GREATEST LOVER?

A river gives up its dead, but not its secrets.