'Compelling, remorseless, brilliant' John Gray During a quiet spell in June Maigret is called to investigate the disappearance of a reputable businessman.
'So frightening I had to stop reading it at night' - Judy (Netgalley)The chilling new horror from bestselling author, Helen Phifer1933, Mother Superior Agnes offers sanctuary to a desperate young woman fleeing for her life.
The stories in this collection have previously been published in ebook as A Cornish Carol, The Stolen Weekend and The Beach CabinAdd a little magic to your Christmas with this fun, festive collection of warm and witty short stories from Sunday Times bestselling author Fern Britton.
Baquet, a family man and post-war child, grows up in the "e;German dictatorial regime"e; of the GDR - a state he experiences early on as a place of control and restriction.
Featuring seven stories and a novella, David Crouse's powerful debut collection depicts people staring down the complicated mysteries of their own identities.
Heavy rain causes a landslide and a whole heap of trouble for Detective William Wisting but when a body is found in the rubble the real mystery begins .
Touching, funny, and beautiful, Kawashiro has a wonderful gift for bringing the reader into the story BooklistWhat ingredients do you need to cure a broken heart?
The Union Navy played a vital role in winning the Civil War by blockading Confederate ports, cooperating with the Union Army in amphibious assaults, and operating on the Mississippi River and its tributaries.
An impeccable rendering of modern queer life, Hard Place is a closely-held mirror to the tenderness and brutality of what it means to be young, gay and trying today in all its unflinching, and sometimes unflattering, glory.
';This book is a pressure-cooked vial crafted with perfect romantic tension and pure gangster-style grit I loved every chapter' RAVEN KENNEDY, Sunday Timesbestselling author of the Plated Prisoner series.
';This delicate requiem to musicians and their music how it is born in their veins, why it bleeds from their skin is larger than the small span of time it embodies, much like a symphony itself.
In his long-awaited new thriller, James Park Sloan plunges the reader into a world populated by commodities speculators and tenured professors, CIA section chiefs and free-lance technology dealers.
