Tag: July_2026
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Nine Lives
by Catherine Steadman These are your neighbours. One is a killer. Reeling from a very recent divorce, Frankie has moved into a glamorous London neighbourhood. This is a new chapter in her life. She’s decided to put down roots with the beautiful Persian cat she left her marriage with named Blue. But little niggles with…
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It Could Have Been Her
by Lisa Jewell It was the night she almost died. Newly divorced and feeling a little lost, Jane Trevally agrees to accompany a man she doesn’t know to his house in the darkest corner of Hampstead Heath. She’s offered a drink. She steps inside. And then she hears a scream. Jane runs. Twenty five years…
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Getting Away With Murder
by Shari Lapena She loves her husband. But she might love their house more . . . Jill and Ted adore their New York brownstone the way others adore their children. They have carefully, expensively, made every inch of it their own. It reflects who they are, their status and tastes. With the grand mahogany staircase…
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One Bad Deed
by T.M.Payne One night. Two cases. Three deadly secrets. Dennis Canning has been murdered. Decades ago, he destroyed an entire family—has someone now taken revenge? DI Sheridan Holler believes so, but everyone has an alibi. Then a brutal attack leaves a colleague fighting for her life in hospital. The investigation points to one suspect, but…
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The Shadow Step
by Mark Billingham Typically, such a step perfectly demonstrates synchronized elegance. It showcases a couple in near telepathic harmony with one another. It does not normally end with someone stone-dead in a lake. DS Declan Miller is a magnet for strange cases, but how can he catch a killer when the man confessing to the crime…
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Death By Noir
by Olly Smith Barclay Flint is the charmingly eccentric proprietor of The Bottle Bank wine shop, nestled in a picturesque Sussex town renowned for its gloriously anarchic Bonfire Night celebration. Barclay can taste a kaleidoscopic universe in a single glass of wine and delights in matching customers to the grapes of their dreams. But when…