"A riveting mystery that balances thrills with deeper themes of self-discovery, forgiveness, and healing." — The BookLife Prize"A fiercely energetic story, full of moments both bitterly heartbreaking and tenderly uplifting ... Have a handkerchief handy." — IndieReader (5-Stars, IR Seal of Approval)"Part crime thriller, part sleuthing mystery, and part legal thriller, this has everything you could possibly want in an exciting read." — Readers' Favorite 2025 Silver Medal WinnerThe last time Emily Calby was in Dilfer County, Georgia, she was twelve years old, climbing out a window and running for her life, the only survivor of the infamous Calby Murders. She went missing and never returned, shut out even thinking of her life in Georgia. Now twenty-four, she’s a law school graduate opening her own firm in Memphis, excited about a new start.But the past never lets go. A mysterious letter lures her back home, where she confronts the ghosts of her childhood and uncovers an age-old web of secrets and treachery that threaten everything she knows about her family, her very existence. As she works to untangle the mystery, powerful forces seek to block her every move. What are they trying to hide?Each puzzle piece escalates the danger, not just to her, but everyone around her, including Meggie Tribet, the best friend she abandoned. In Emily’s fractured psyche, there are no limits to what, or who, she’s willing to sacrifice to protect them.The Girl Goes Home is a standalone mystery-thriller in the multi-award-winning Emily Calby Series, featuring Dorian Box’s unique blend of darkness and light.PRAISE FOR THE EMILY CALBY SERIES“Dark and gritty … an exceptional, heart-pounding story full of raw emotion, deep-seated fear, and an undercurrent of hope and innocence. Deeply atmospheric … without peer in contemporary mysteries/thrillers.” — Publishers Weekly BookLife Prize Semifinalist“In Emily, Author Dorian Box has created a rarity—a teenage protagonist that is at once sympathetic, vulnerable and largely fearless.” — BestThrillers.com (Best Psychological Thriller of Year)“The story that author Dorian Box has created for Emily Calby is nothing short of thrilling, but it’s the masterful interplay of character, setting, and theme, along with the fast pace and high emotional stakes that make this a real page-turner.” — IndieReader Discovery Award for Fiction“A unique mix of hope, shattered innocence, pain, fear, and vulnerability … a great, suspenseful read.” — Readers’ Favorite Medal for Suspense Fiction“You root for the lead, Emily, and stick with her throughout. Engaged me from the first page. Excellent story. Dark and grisly, yet a lot of hope comes with this one.” — Feathered Quill Medal for Mystery/Suspense“Most heartwarming bloody crime I’ve ever read ... Emily’s story is both heart-wrenching in the tragedies that befall her, as well as heartwarming in the people she meets that help her on her way.” — BookishFirst“[S]tandout sequel from Dorian Box featuring a fierce female main character, a perfectly planned and paced plot, and a strong sense of theme … Emily is a brilliant character; she is the perfect balance of admirable and flawed. ... Every scene is meaningful, which makes the book a true page-turner.” — IndieReader (5 Stars, IR Seal of Approval)“Once again, I’m floored, breathless, and sleep-deprived from racing through yet another harrowing and heartfelt adventure in the ever-dangerous life of young Emily Calby.” — NetGalley

The young oak tree with freshly budding leaves seemed unremarkable until his eyes travelled down to the wooden plaque set into the ground. The words sent an icy chill through his heart: They shall remember you.In the Scottish Highlands where secrets settle like mist in the glens, Detective Inspector James Corstorphine is summoned to a macabre scene – a gamekeeper hanging from an ancient oak, ensnared by an intricate trap of wire and bone. Still grieving his wife’s death, Corstorphine finds himself hunting a killer who crafts elaborate deathtraps from human remains – clockwork mechanisms that deliver murder with chilling precision.When the victim’s pregnant girlfriend Margo – her face a map of bruises – shares a reporter’s notebook found among her boyfriend’s possessions, Corstorphine discovers a connection to a journalist who died at the same hanging tree twenty years earlier. But Margo guards secrets of her own, and speaking the truth in this Highland community carries a deadly price.As the deaths mount, Corstorphine must confront his own ghosts while racing to uncover what links the victims. His investigation leads to a devastating truth: the killer isn’t just taking lives – they’re delivering retribution decades in the making.The first in the DI Corstorphine Scottish crime series, from a CWA New Blood Dagger Longlist author and McIlvanney Best Scottish Crime Novel Finalist will have you reading late into the night. The perfect page-turner for fans of LJ Ross, Ann Cleeves, and Val McDermid.Previously published as Whirligig.What readers are saying about The Bone Clock:‘Oooh I absolutely loved this book! First book in a new series and it was a great start! It definitely got the heart pumping!!… It had great suspense... fantastic characters and some wild twists and turns! I highly recommend reading this book and series!’ Reader review, ?????‘A must-read for fans of Val McDermid, Ann Cleeves, and anyone who loves their thrillers dark, intelligent, and utterly unputdownable. Prepare to be up all night!’ Reader review, ?????‘A chilling and atmospheric tale... Greig's writing is razor-sharp, his descriptions immersive, painting the Highlands as both breathtaking and sinister. The intricate plotting, combined with a deeply compelling protagonist, makes for an utterly engrossing read.’ Reader review, ?????‘This was an absolute 5 star read, amazing read... got me hooked in a way that I had to finish it!... This book had tons of mystery and lots of twists that I love. Set in Highlands it fits perfectly with the book's vibe. I absolutely love this book.’ Reader review, ?????‘I loved every minute I spend reading the Bone Clock - this isn't your typical murder mystery fare, it is a clever an artfully constructed police procedural that I couldn't put down... Thought provoking and original, this story gets an enthusiastic 5 stars from this reviewer!’ Reader review, ?????‘What a cracker! A truly brilliant book - I didn't want to put it down… Humble characters that I already love and mastery of story telling… Don't hesitate - read this book!’ Reader review, ?????‘One of those books that's literally too good to put down. It's a scintillating start to the new series.’ Reader review, ?????‘This really is one of my new favourite series… The characters in these books, especially the DI are fantastically written.’ Reader review, ?????‘Wow! What can I say! That was an intense, rollercoaster ride of a thriller… I was hooked from the start and found it almost impossible to put down.’ Reader review, ?????

My twelve-year-old daughter frequently moans that Ballycarrick is the most boring town in Ireland.Nothing ever happens here.She’s right.And as the local police sergeant, this is something I’m delighted about.I’ve enough to worry about - the polar ice-caps, the evil monster that’s shrinking my trousers, not to mention the hot flushes - without having to be like one of those gritty Netflix cops, chasing criminals down alleyways and busting drug deals.So, life is calm and fairly predictable.Until something unthinkable happens in our sleepy backwater.A crime, but not like anything I've ever seen before.It's a complete mystery.And it's up to me to solve it.

East London's most dangerous gang is about to meet their match.They left DC Kendra March for dead. Big mistake.When the justice system fails and the courts look the other way, someone has to balance the scales. Armed with inside knowledge, criminal connections, and absolutely nothing to lose, Kendra assembles an unlikely team: her disabled ex-partner and her criminally connected father.Their mission is simple. Their methods are anything but legal.In the savage world of London's East End, mercy is weakness, and the law is just a suggestion. But Kendra March is writing new rules.The debut thriller that launched the Summary Justice phenomenon—vigilante justice has never felt so right.The 'Summary Justice' series is ideal for fans of Lee Child, Martina Cole, Ian Rankin, Mark Billingham and Lynda La Plante, among others.Perfect for fans of vigilante justice, gritty urban thrillers, and protagonists who refuse to let evil win—no matter the cost.--------------------------What people are saying about Theo Harris:“????? Brilliant! Wow...I absolutely loved this read, it's definitely not your normal crime thriller!”“????? Gripping and Gritty Crime Thriller - A Must-Read!”“????? Nice to see justice being served, even if it is slightly unconventional!” “????? One of my favourite reads of the year, waiting for the rest of the series!”“????? Really gripping storytelling that is clearly well researched and engaging.” “????? If you're looking for a gripping, fast-paced, and intelligently written crime novel, look no further – this one delivers on all fronts!”

The first in the series starring a PI who's "as sweet a hero as you're likely to find in a rough multiracial neighborhood on the outskirts of London" (The New York Times Book Review). Joe Sixsmith has lost his job as a lathe operator—and is in the process of losing his hair, too—but that doesn't mean he's going to sink into a midlife crisis. Instead he decides to start a new career as a private investigator, with his grumpy, pork rind–eating cat, Whitey, at his side. To his surprise, there's no shortage of work, and before he knows it he's dealing with murder, drugs, and thugs—not to mention the meddlesome matchmaking attempts of his aunt Mirabelle. "Its no wonder Hill has been dubbed one of today's best British mystery writers. His knowledge of police procedure, his razor-edged wit, his right-on-target descriptions of life's little ironies, and his fine characterizations make every one of his books a unique and outstanding read. . . . Although most detectives might rely on guns, tenacity, and toughness, Joe's qualifications for the job are a kind heart, compassion, and plain good luck. Oddly enough, that's exactly what he needs to solve the case. A wacky, witty story that's warm, charming, and highly entertaining." —Booklist "Sumptuously plotted." —Kirkus Reviews, starred review

"An exciting and riveting read""This is a really good book which is accurate when it describes how policing works. Any current or ex-police officers, as well as anyone interested in crime, will love this. No one is a superhero and the plot twists and turns until an unexpected climax.""A window into a darker world. This along with the intricate lives and relationships of both the force and the local community made it a fascinating read. The added interest was the author's ability to demonstrate what it's like for DI Rego, a visible minority, living in Cornwall, heading up a complex murder investigation."D E A D W A T E RIt’s Tamsyn Poldhu’s first day as a police constable in her home town of Penzance in Cornwall. She already knows that life can be cruel, but she has no idea how tough it’s going to be.Detective Inspector Rob Rego has just transferred to the southwest from Greater Manchester Police, which makes him lucky 13 – the thirteenth police officer of colour in Cornwall.When a body washes up on a remote Cornish beach, police initially assume that it’s a suicide by drowning, until they discover that the victim had been dead 12 hours before being dumped at sea.Time to solve the crime is running out – and Tamsyn’s involvement in the case goes deeper than she could ever have imagined.The first in a new series of contemporary crime thrillers.Perfect for fans of Ann Cleeves, Kathy Reichs and Simon McCleave.