Historical crime and mysteries

An extraordinary case for Detective-Inspector Napoleon Bonaparte opens when a police car is bombed from the air on a lonely outback road by a mysterious pilot who plans to conquer a nation.

London courtesan or professional sleuth?

The black sheep of a wealthy 1930s grazier dynasty, gentleman artist Rowland Sinclair often takes matters into his own hands.

Amy Smith has always known she was different.

Set against the grimness of the lives of mill workers in Bingley, West Yorkshire, the second book in the Hudson and Lawes trilogy opens in 1839 almost exactly a year after the affair at Seddon workhouse in Suffolk where the two men first met.

The Second in the Sam Spray series (Book 1 Fatal Connections).

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1838 and under the new Poor Law the destitute are now housed in union workhouses.

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Guardian Best Book of 2020 Irish Times Best Crime Fiction of 2020 Times Book of the Month Mail on Sunday Thriller of the Month The Spectator Crime Fiction of the Month Crime Time Book of the Year 2020 'Vivid, stylish, funny' Mick Heron The first time I met Harold Challenor, he frisked me for weapons - I was ten years old.

Thomas Griffiths Wainewright, a talented writer, mixed with the leading figures of the literary scene in Georgian London; as an artist he exhibited at the Royal Academy, but he was also a profligate dandy and swindler.

It is December 1875 and the recently established Railway Constabulary is faced with its first murder case.

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Rome, 1944, the last days of Nazi occupation.

1805.

Enthusiasts call Harry Gysel a psychic.

"e;Pastor's plot is well crafted, her prose sharp.

THE NOVEL THAT STARTED IT ALL -ARKADY RENKO NOVEL #1 One of those writers that anyone who is serious about their craft views with respect bordering on awe Val McDermid Makes tension rise through the page like a sharks fin'Independent*** Three bodies found frozen in the snow.

Cardiff-based Professor Knight, CBE, became a Home Office pathologist in 1965.

From the million-copySunday Timesbestseller comes a gripping story of family secrets, all-consuming love and the chaos of war.

If Abbott writes half a dozen more books as good as her first three.

1635, Aberdeen.

A centuries-old conspiracy is about to be blown open .

Knowledge is power, and when it gets in the wrong hands it can be lethal.

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Second historical thriller in the Alexander Seaton series sweeps the hero back to his roots in Ulster, and a family living under a curse and riven with long-held secrets.

Cologne, 1260.

From his village in post-war France, Brodeck makes his solitary journeys into the mountains to collect data on the natural environment.

A sleuth to rival Shardlake or Cadfael - a mystery that will chill your blood.

'One of the greatest anti-heroes ever written' LEE CHILD As Berlin prepares for the 1936 Olympic Games, Bernie is caught between violently opposing factions in a story that comes full circle in 1950s' Cuba.

'I am in awe of Dan Simmons' Stephen KingIn 1865 Charles Dickens, the world's most famous writer, narrowly escapes death in the Staplehurst Rail Disaster.

Bestselling British novelist John Gardner published two books purporting to be the true history of Professor James Moriarty, archenemy of Sherlock Holmes, the Napoleon of crime.

An unwelcome guest - Death - gatecrashes a society wedding and Lord Francis Powerscourt is summoned by his barrister friend, Charles Augustus Pugh, to investigate this most singular case of murder in the Fens.

Alec Fletcher's plans to attend his daughter Belinda's school sports day are thwarted by the discovery of three bodies buried in Epping forest.

The hot summer heat could put anyone anyone on edge but to Daisy Dalrymple, it does seem that her brother-in-law, Lord John Frobisher, is exceptionally tense - and with good reason.

Our dark past brought to life by leading contemporary crime writersA new generation of crime writers has broadened the genre of crime fiction, creating more human stories of historical realism, with a stronger emphasis on character and the psychology of crime.

'A delight.

Charles Carter, dubbed Carter the Great by Houdini himself, was born into privilege but became a magician out of need: only when dazzling an audience can he defeat his fear of loneliness.

'A perfect love story' - Katie FfordeHow can the mysterious disappearance of Anne Flint and the drowning of a young girl in a chalk stream in 1816 possibly affect the life of schoolteacher Harry Flint some two centuries later?

Paris, 1889.

'Miraculously right: catching precisely the tone of the relationship .

A cosy Dandy Gilver mystery set in 1920s Scotland.