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 | John Maxim - Whistler's Angel (January)
Adam Whistler has spent his entire life with government operatives & contract killers, most recently in the service of his country under the sinister Felix Aubrey. Now at 34, Whistler wants to walk.
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Scott Mcbain - Coins Of Judas (February)
For 30 pieces of silver, Judas committed the most famous betrayal in history. Twenty-five of the pieces have been found & kept safe in the sacred tomb of St. Peter but what has become of the five remaining coins?
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| | Ed Mcbain - Ice (March)
V.8 in the Crime Masterworks series, also available in hardcover at £16.99.
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John Mccabe - Snakeskin (February)
Moving country: a cinch. Avoiding the law: a breeze. Getting a job: a doddle. Assuming a new identify: now that was the real problem. That is until I met you. Your skin would fit just fine. I'm no parasite though, & what I take I also give back in return. Whether you like it or not.
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| | Val Mcdermid - Final Edition (March)
Returning from self-imposed exile in Italy, journalist Lindsay Gordon discovers an ex-lover has been murdered & a former colleague jailed for the crime.
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Iain Mcdowall - Making A Killing (May)
The murder of adulterous Jenny Mortimer is an open & shut case - husband Gus is without an alibi. But as the summer heat wave continues, DCI Jacobson's stress levels soar & this simple domestic murder starts to get very complicated.
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| | Reg & Paul Mckay & Ferris - Deadly Divisions (March)
James Addison has been a busy man. Wanted for every type of crime for over a decade, he has never been seen, let alone caught. So who is Addie? Does he even exists?
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John Mclaren - Press Send (January)
Revenge is never sweeter than when it reaches from beyond the grave. Hilton Kask is a whizz-kid systems inventor on the brink of a breakthrough with a highly sophisticated Artificial Intelligence package. Bu then the unthinkable happens.
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| | John Mclaren - Running Rings (May)
The Hills have hit hard times: they're losing cash hand over foot in the restaurants & clubs they own as fronts & without money to launder, the family's a damn liability. As head of the dynasty it falls to Ronnie to work on their profitability.
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David Michie - Pure Deception (February)
From London to Los Angeles, in the high stakes game of global celebrity, spin doctors reign supreme & pure deception is par for the course.
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| | Sean Moncrieff - Dublin (April)
Just another day for Simon Dillon waking up on his friend's couch too sore to go to work. Except for the beautiful French woman waking up across the room & the police coming to pay him a call.
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Manuel Vazquez Montalban - Angst - Ridden Executive (February)
Antonio Jauma, an old acquaintance of Pepe Carvalho's, dies desperately wanting to get in touch with the Spanish detective. When Jauma's body is found, the police see it as an open & shut case.
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| | Viviane Moore - Darkest Red (March)
France, 1145. Galeran is summoned to investigate the unpopular Abbot of Jumieges when news of the horrific death of a bride on her wedding night draws him deeper into a strange corrupt world.
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Natasha Mostert - Other Side Of Silence (January)
Grounded in an ancient musical paradox, Natasha Mostert's second novel is a tour-de-force of mystery & violence.
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| | Haruki Murakami - Dance Dance Dance (February)
High-class call girls billed to Mastercard. A psychic 13-year-old dropout with a passion for Talking Heads. A hunky matinee idol doomed to play dentists & teachers. A murder mystery that is also philosophical speculation, & a dark fable of advanced capitalism.
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