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 | John Dalton - City Trap (May)
Des McGinlay's first big case - the murder of a prostitute - should be easy to resolve, if only he can pull his life back together.
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J. Madison Davis - Law & Order V.2 (April)
An original novel based on the highly rated television series.
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| | J. Madison Davis - Vertigo Murders (March)
The year is 1957. Alfred Hitchcock is immersed in the production of his latest film 'Vertigo', when he receives a macabre present: the severed ear of a woman. Fearing the ear has to do with the grisly death of a young starlet, Hitchcock decides to investigate.
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Jeffrey Deaver - Blue Nowhere (May)
People in Silicon valley are dying at the hands of a sadistic computer hacker, code-named PHATE. He infiltrates their computers, their lives & then lures them to their death.
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| | Jeffery Deaver - Hell's Kitchen (February)
Deaver writing as William Jeffries. Hollywood location scout John Pellam is hard at work on a new, no-budget documentary highlighting the history of New York's Hell's Kitchen.
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Frank Delaney - At Ruby's (April)
Nicholas Newman has married Claire, younger than him, frail & beautiful & destabilised by her jealousy of the women he has known. Most notably Ruby Hamer, the Belgravia night club owner.
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| | Joolz Denby - Corazon (May)
At her parents villa in Spain, a chance encounter with members of the CDS Foundation change Al's life forever. Condemned by the locals as a cult, the Foundation seems to offer her a spiritual haven.
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David Docherty - Killing Jar (May)
McLean International is one of the world's biggest mining companies. But when its policy of pursuing profit at any price backfires with devastating results, local residents Harry Yeats & Ingrid McLean are determined to seek justice & force the company to accept its responsibilities.
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| | Paul Doherty - Ghostly Murders (April)
A Chaucer's tale. Young Philip Trumpington is accompanied to his post in the village of Scawsby where he soon discovers the church is haunted.
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Paul Doherty - Slayers Of Seth (April)
Lord Amerotke, Pharaoh's chief judge, is already in the middle of a murder case. A young, ambitious scribe, Ipumer, allegedly in love with the daughter of a powerful general,had hoped to become betrothed. Instead he is dead from poisoning.
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| | Paul Doherty - Tournament Of Murders (April)
A Chaucer's tale. On his death bed Gilbert Savage tells his squire that the story of his parents perishing during the plague is untrue.
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Stephen Donaldson - Man Who Killed His Brother (May)
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| | Margaret Doody - Aristotle Detective (May)
Athens, 332BC - an unhappy city under the rule of Alexander the Great. In the midst of this unrest, Boutades, an eminent citizen, is found murdered. Suspicion falls on Philemon who asks his cousin, Stephanos, to defend him in court. In desperation Stephanos seeks assistance from Aristotle.
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Brendan Dubois - Six Days (May)
It is the very near future. The American economy is in tatters, the US has been the cause of war between India & Pakistan & has become the world's pariah state.
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