After years on the run, an assassin seeks vengeance against the NazisIt's been four years since Raymond Ingelram failed to kill Hitler. All it took was a slight change in wind to force his bullet wide and put the entire German secret service on his tail. Ingelram ran to England, where he went to ground in the wilds of Dorset and finally escaped his pursuers. Safe at last, he does the only thing that makes sense: He decides to go back to Germany. War is raging across Europe, and Hitler deserves death more than ever. Infiltrating the Reich with a forged passport, Ingelram is thrown into a provincial prison—only to be freed by a stray RAF bomb. Wearing a stolen Nazi uniform, he again goes to ground . . . and forms a plan to tear Nazi Germany apart from the inside out.

‘Impossible to put down.’ ?????‘Will capture your heart and mind.’ ?????‘I ABSOLUTELY LOVED IT!’ ?????‘I am floored. I loved everything about this novel.’ ?????? ?Spain, 1928. One postcard. A lifetime of lies. A woman running from the truth.In the dead of night, Alejandra flees.Accused of murder, she crosses the sea to Tangier – the glittering port city on the edge of two worlds. There, she hides in the maze-like streets, where the air is scented with saffron and heat clings to her skin.Winding alleys conceal danger, every shadow hides a secret – and Alejandra can be whoever she chooses to be. But her new life comes at a cost… And the truth is catching up with her.Fifty years later, a struggling author pawns his typewriter for an old writing case. When he discovers a single postcard – the trace of a woman who vanished into legend – he is drawn into a story of scandal, love and betrayal.And some secrets refuse to stay buried.Lose yourself in the blue skies and baking heat of this richly atmospheric historical mystery spanning decades. Perfect for fans of Evie Woods, Eve Chase and Santa Montefiore. ? ? ? Readers adore The Last Postcard:‘Intoxicating, exotic and mysterious, I loved this book.’ ?????‘The reader is sucked straight into the story and, like the mystery at the heart of this book, you are held in its grip until the very last page.’ ?????‘Brilliant read, just could not put it down. From the very first page you are drawn in and just need to discover what will unfold next! It has every ingredient you could wish for in a book. Can’t recommend it enough!’ ?????‘Absolutely stunning… This was perfect escapism and I loved it - the sort of book you go to bed early to read.’ ?????‘Historical fiction at its very best. As the heat shimmers off the pages, travel back in time to a mystery as exotic as its location. This is a must-read for fans of historical suspense, historical romance, women’s fiction or fans of really great stories! So in essence, for everyone!’ ?????‘You won’t want to leave these characters behind.’ ?????

Together in one volume, the epic stories of two legendary gunfighters!Journal of the Gun YearsWinner of the Spur Award for Best Western NovelBack East, they told tall tales of Marshal Clay Hauser, the steely-eyed Civil War veteran who became known as the "Hero of the Plains" for his daring exploits in the raucous cow towns of the frontier. But fame proves to be the one enemy he can never outdraw–and a curse that haunts him to his violent end . . . .The Memoirs of Wild Bill HickokJames Butler Hickok was a celebrity before there was a Hollywood. As a gunfighter and U.S. marshal, he carved out a legend greater than any fictional hero. Now read the unforgettable story of the man behind the myth."Matheson excels at the depiction of one man alone, locked in a desperate struggle against a force or forces greater than himself."--Stephen KingAt the Publisher's request, this title is being sold without Digital Rights Management Software (DRM) applied.At the Publisher's request, this title is being sold without Digital Rights Management Software (DRM) applied.

A "particularly compelling" novel of brotherhood and brutality among a band of World War I deserters (Publishers Weekly). A small group of soldiers, led by an Australian named Viney, has fled the trenches of the Western front. Now they scavenge to survive in the desolate area known as no man's land. One of them, Josh, is shaken by the brutality he has witnessed. Another, Lothar, was a German aristocrat who had no desire to die as a supposed hero. There are tensions among the group, but they are united in their disdain for the war that rages around them—and Lothar and Josh share another bond, as each has been traumatized by the loss of a brother during the fighting. But as the runaway soldiers hide in the wilds of eastern France, their iron-fisted leader is being targeted by a Military Police captain with a personal vendetta—and they may find that no matter where they run, they cannot escape danger, in this novel of the First World War that offers "a different kind of story" (The New York Times). "[An] imaginative war story . . . It is Hill's compassionate portrayal of the intricacies of sibling (and romantic) bonding and bereavement that render this novel particularly compelling." —Publishers Weekly "Vivid background detail, an intricate but believable plot, and solid development of innumerable major and minor characters." —Library Journal