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Walking with Ghosts
J.G. Goodhind
A Honey Driver Mystery
When hotel owner and police liaison officer Honey Driver accompanies a friend on a ghost walk, the ghosts fail to appear – but one of the walkers is later found hanged. The supernatural has nothing to do with the murder, but it is connected to the past: the sinking of the Titanic and the international demand for old artefacts. But does Honey have a ghost of a chance of solving her latest case? . . .
Ralph's Children
Hilary Norman
Children sometimes play with instincts far from pure. Some play games with the souls of killers, and then they grow up
One winter afternoon journalist Kate Turner is escaping the city to lick her wounds. Just miles away, Laurie Moon's counting the hours till she sees her disabled son, Sam. Neither knows that a game has been created especially for them. A killing game . . .
Dead Man Dancing
Marcia Talley
The new Hannah Ives mystery
Driving a wedge between Ruth and her fiancé, Hutch, is not what Hannah intends when she recommends J & K Dance Studios to her sister. Ruth is determined to shine on her wedding day, but when stunning dance teacher Kay Giannotti greets Hutch with a kiss, its clear this isn't the first time they've met. Talked into auditioning for Shall We Dance, a TV talent show, the auditions end in tragedy. Accident or murder? Hannah is on the case . . .
The Sins of The Children
James Brownley
An Alison Glasby Mystery
Facing legal action for publishing an unsubstantiated article about police corruption, Alison Glasby's career in journalism seems to be over. But when she receives a tip-off that the senior police officer in charge of policing the police, one Henry Dunne, may have dark secrets of his own, Alison's luck appears to be changing. Until, that is, her source is found with his skull caved in and the promised evidence vanishes . . .
Romanced to Death
Susan Rogers Cooper
The new E.J. Pugh mystery
Romantic novelist E.J. Pugh has been nominated for a coveted award from the American Romance Writers' Association . . . The convention should have been fun and informative. It should never have resulted in the dead body found at the bottom of the stairs. After six years of peace, E.J. is again thrown into a crime scene, where the big questions assault her: why, and who did it? And whom can she trust? . . .
Bitter Harvest
Jeannie Johnson
A spellbinding saga from a true storyteller
When Catherine Rodriguez's father marries and her mother commits suicide, she is sent to live with her aunt above the rich vineyards of the Douro valley in Portugal. When Catherine's ruthless father, Walter Shellard, reappears, he presumes she's malleable. But Catherine has never forgotten her mother, and never forgiven him for marrying someone else. One day she will have her revenge . . .
Keeping Secrets
Gwen Madoc
A bittersweet saga set in the 1930s
Gillian Finch and Dorothy Prosser are firm friends as well as cousins. For four years they have kept their friendship secret in the face of a bitter family feud. But this is not the only family secret. When Gillian and Dorothy fall head over heels for the same man, the repercussions lead to other secrets being exposed. Everyone, it seems, has something to hide . . .
On a Day like today
Nicola Thorne
It began as a day like any other
When Eleanor sets off for lunch one glorious September day, she has no idea that her world is about to be turned upside down. A near-fatal car crash leaves her hospitalized and her daughter, Alex, returns home to care for her mother. Under the most difficult of circumstances, the two women (never close) are forced to reassess what they mean to each other, and to those around them . . .
The Midnight Man
Simon Clark
Van Gogh paints works of transcendent genius, while in London a killer launches a reign of terror
Nidabi is attacked by her master but is rescued just in time by Pastor Hux, a man who befriended Van Gogh many years ago. A decade later the men live different lives. But soon a deadly momentum will draw the two old friends together into a withering storm painted in madness and death . . .
One Nation, Under God
Keir Graff
The United States is holding an election, and control of the country may be determined by a single seat in the 'Buckle of the Bible Belt' Tulsa, Oklahoma . . . In Tulsa, recovering methamphetamine addict Seth Stevens is trying to hold his fragile life together. But his decision to campaign for the church-supported candidate forces him to answer an age-old question: what do you do when following your faith means breaking the law? . . .
