Even after they retire, crisis negotiators are haunted by the principal rule of dealing with violent terrorists: Just because the hostages have been released, it doesn’t mean it’s over.
Warning. Highly addictive escapism disguised as fiction. Only commit to this experience if you can tolerate pure adrenaline.
He’s in your home… and you don’t even know it.
Not everything is as it seems in this sleepy Yorkshire village.
DI Drew Haskell is a no-nonsense detective recovering from a devastating personal loss. When a number of young people are found dead in a sleepy Yorkshire village, Haskell believes a murderer is on the loose. But his boss isn’t so sure and won’t authorise an investigation. Breaking the rules is Haskell’s only chance at solving this case.
Teaming up with criminal profiler Harriet Quinn—the only other person who believes a murderer is at large—Haskell opens up a can of worms that triggers a deadly sequence of events.
Can they stop the killer before he finds another victim?
A Wicked Mercy is the first novel in the DI Haskell and Quinn Crime Thriller series and is set against the stunning backdrop of North Yorkshire, with its moors, seascapes, and picturesque villages. If you love dark police procedurals with pulse-pounding twists, and the exploration of psychologically twisted characters then this book is for you.
The good news: Eric’s inherited his father’s pristine Aston Martin DB4. The bad news? Everything else.
When Eric Sibley inherits his father’s beloved Aston Martin DB4, he discovers there’s an outrageous catch – he must tend to his father’s allotment. Every week. For two years. For a London executive whose idea of gardening is buying pre-cut salad from Waitrose, this is nothing short of absurd.
Between cantankerous allotment holders, a catastrophic incident with a mini-excavator, and suspicious herbs that may or may not be illegal, Eric’s life is careening towards chaos. His marriage is teetering on the brink, his career is hanging by a thread, and the allotment committee seems determined to make his life as difficult as possible.
Could there be more to this inheritance than just an aging car and an overgrown allotment, or is Eric’s father playing one final trick from beyond the grave?
Perfect for fans of witty British fiction and anyone who knows that sometimes the best things in life start with a little chaos.
In a time of war, they discovered peace.
When David Wright finds a label, a silver button and a lump of old leather in a chest in the attic, it opens up a window onto the true of joy of Christmas.
Jayne Sinclair, genealogical investigator, has just a few days to unravel the mystery and discover the truth of what happened on December 25, 1914.
Why did her client’s great grandfather keep these objects hidden for so long? What did they mean to him? And will they help bring the joy of Christmas to a young boy stuck in hospital?
This is the fifth Jayne Sinclair Genealogical Mystery but it can be read and enjoyed as a stand alone novel.
Rileigh Bishop left her nightmares behind, but a gruesome murder calls her back. In a race against a shadowy killer, her life hangs in the balance.
Ex-police officer Rileigh Bishop never wanted to come back to her hometown. But when a dead teenage girl is found with her tongue cut out, she must return. After all, that’s the same way Rileigh’s sister died.
Reluctantly, she joins forces with the county sheriff to solve the brutal murder. The locals maintain a strict code of silence. The narrow mountain roads winding through Appalachia are fraught with peril.
As Rileigh dives deeper into the case, she not only unearths connections between this murder and her sister’s death but dark family secrets.
Secrets that should’ve remained buried.
When the investigation nearly ends her life, she must find her resolve to solve the crime. Fast.
Because she’s the killer’s next target.
Hide Me Away is the debut novel from author Lauren Street and the first book in The Bishop Smoky Mountain Thrillers series.
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