Dickie Bow is not an obvious target for assassination.

But once a spook, always a spook. & Dickie was a talented

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DI Meg Dalton is thrown headlong into her latest case when she finds a ten-year-old girl running barefoot through the woods in

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Civil war continues to rage & in the battle of Lincoln the sheriff of Shropshire is captured & the king is taken prisoner by the enemies. Before an exchange of prisoners takes place, in which the sheriff is to be recovered, one of the captives is murdered
- Cadfael investigates.
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Will DI Clare Mackay end up with blood on her hands? A young man is found dead near a nightclub. He has marks on his neck, the signature of the Choker, a killer who has been targeting gay men across the country. Now, it seems he's in DI Clare Mackay’s territory. She discovers this victim has links to notorious criminals in the area. Is it possible his death was at the hands of someone else? More men, including ones linked to the victim, are attacked & left injured. It’s only a matter of time before someone else is killed. But Clare’s desire for justice leaves her with blindspots which put her job – & her life – at risk. A thrilling new instalment from one of the best-loved voices in Tartan Noir & former Bloody Scotland Scottish Crime Debut of the Year nominee Marion Todd. Perfect for fans of Angela Marsons, Alex Gray & Neil Lancaster. Product Information: • ISBN: 9781804362174 • Author: Marion Todd • Publisher: Canelo Digital Publishing Ltd • Pages: 352 • Format: Paperback... ...

A charity murder game at a Devon house turns into the real thing…

Sir George & Lady Stubbs, the hosts of a village

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The fifth book in the bestselling Dan ' Spider' Shepherd series. Former SAS trooper turned undercover cop Dan Spider Shepherd knows there are no easy solutions in the war against terrorism. But when a killer starts to target pardoned IRA terrorists, Shepherd has to put his life on the line to protect his former enemies. While he is undercover in Belfast, a grief-stricken Saudi whose two sons died under torture in the name of the War on Terror is planning to avenge their deaths by striking out at two people close to Shepherd. As the Muslim assassin closes in on his prey, Shepherd realises that the only way to save lives is to become a killer himself. The size of this book is 24cm in height & 15.9cm wide with 376 pages ...

Books Reference Books Guy Martin can't sit still. He has to keep pushing
- both himself & whatever machine he is piloting
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As the private eye of private eyes, Steve Martin is Rigby Reardon. He's tough, rough & ready to take anything when Juliet Forrest (Rachel Ward) appears on the scene with a case: her father, a noted scientist, philanthropist & chipmaker has died myster ...

WINNER OF THE ORWELL PRIZE 2012. This is the tale of the Welsh Guards in Helmand in 2009. Underequipped & overstretched, guardsmen from the coal mining valleys & slate quarry villages of Wales found themselves in Helmand in some of the most intense fighting by British troops for more than a generation. They were confronted by a Taliban enemy they seldom saw, facing the constant threat of Improvised Explosive Devices & ambush. Leading them into battle was Lieutenant Colonel Rupert Thorneloe, destined for the highest ranks. He was a passionate believer in the war but was dismayed by how it was being conducted. Dead Men Risen will unnerve politicians & generals alike. In chilling detail, Toby Harnden reveals how & why Thorneloe was killed by an IED during Operation Panther's Claw. Harnden, who had known Thorneloe since they met in Northern Ireland in 1996, was on the ground in Helmand with the Welsh Guards. He draws on a trove of military documents, including many by Thorneloe, the first British battalion commander to die in action since the Falklands war of 1982. Major Sean Birchall left behind an unvarnished account of the shortcomings of the Afghan forces that represent Nato's exit strategy. Lieutenant Mark Evison wrote a diary that raises questions from beyond the grave. It was more than half a century since a British battalion had lost officers at these three key levels of leadership. By the time the fighting was over, almost no rank had been spared. A visceral & timeless account of men at war, Dead Men Risen conveys what it is like to be a soldier who has to kill, face paralysing fear & watch comrades perish in agony. Given unprecedented access to the Welsh Guards, Harnden conducted more than 300 interviews in Afghanistan, England & Wales. The searing heat of the poppy fields & mud compounds of Helmand to the dreaded knock on the door back home, the reader is transported there. Harnden weaves the experiences of the guardsmen & their loved ones into an unsparing narrative that sits alongside a piercing analysis of military strategy. No other book about modern conflict succeeds on so many levels. Dead Men Risen is essential for anyone who wants to learn the reality of Britain's war in Afghanistan. ...

This is the tale of the Welsh Guards in Helmand in 2009. Underequipped & overstretched, guardsmen found themselves in Helmand in some of the most intense fighting by British troops in a generation. They were confronted by a Taliban enemy they seldom saw, facing the constant threat of Improvised Explosive Devices & ambush. Leading them into battle was Lieutenant Colonel Rupert Throneloe, destined for the highest ranks, but tragically the first British battalion commander to die in action since the Falkland's was of 1982. This book will unnerve politicians & generals alike. Toby Harnden draws on a trove of secret documents & more than 300 interviews to give a visceral & timeless account of men at war. He conveys what it is like to be a soldier who has to kill, face paralysing fear & watch comrades perish in agony. Harnden weaves the experiences of the guardsmen & their loved ones into an unsparing narrative that sits alongside a piercing analysis of political & military strategy. ...