What a start to this series! It was so thrilling, I couldn't put it down!' Reader review ?????The first book in the Morecambe Bay series ...A return to the past. Two guilty secrets. A memory that won't stay buried ...When Charlotte and Will Grayson return to the seaside resort where they met as teenagers, they hope it'll help to heal the wounds in their marriage.But visiting the dilapidated holiday camp where their relationship began brings terrible memories back from the past.The man who'd once made their lives hell has come back to find them - only, the last time they saw him, they'd left him for dead on the beach.As the threats to their new life become more severe, Charlotte and Will discover that they were mistaken about what happened to Bruce Craven on that fateful night.And now he's returned to finish off what was started thirty years ago.Sometimes the past is best left alone Recommended reading order Trilogy 1: Left for Dead (Book 1) Circle of Lies (Book 2) Truth Be Told (Book 3) Trilogy 2: Who To Trust (Book 4) Fall From Grace (Book 5) Bound By Blood (Book 6) First To Die (Book 7) Nothing To Lose (Book 8) Last To Tell (Book 9)This book contains mild violence, bad language and occasional sexual references.'Exquisitely written thriller. Loved this. I’ve read other Paul Teague books and this is his best thriller yet. A great cast of believable characters kept the plot rattling along. The main players, Will and Charlotte were likeable and their growing friendship in the flashback scenes felt genuine and honest. Despite trying my best, I couldn’t work out who was stirring up trouble for them, but when the reveal came, it made perfect sense, Paul had laid out his clues perfectly.' Reader review ?????'Well I couldn't put this book down-brilliant storyline. Can't wait to read others in series....quite serious yet funny in places.' Reader review ?????'Superb read. A nice twist at the end. I kept picking up and reading, instead of getting on with other things like housework.' Reader review ?????'Unputdownable. Absolutely loved this Trilogy .. read the whole set in a week .. would highly recommend to anyone, but be warned it’s really hard to put down.' Reader review ?????'Wow just finished reading Left for Dead it was brilliant from start to finish and would definitely recommend to other readers and friends and family members.' Reader review ?????

Q: HOW DOES A TELEVISION PRODUCER DESCRIBE THE KIDNAP AND MURDER OF A 2-YEAR-OLD CHILD?A:“I THINK WE HAVE A HIT ON OUR HANDS!”In the third Marc Kadella legal mystery, an adorable—and photogenic—two-year-old girl is kidnapped, and, when her remains are found, her twenty-two-year-old widowed mother Brittany is charged with her murder. But before she can even be charged she’s been tried and convicted by the media, at the center of which is Melinda Pace, a cynical, mostly-functioning alcoholic Minneapolis television personality with a “legal news” show called The Court Reporter. Not even in the alternative universe of television news could she be described as a reporter, since she makes no attempt at or pretense of presenting the truth, or even the facts. She does do a great job of producing through-the-roof ratings and whipping the public into a frenzy—with tragic consequences.Marc is brought into the case early on, before it’s clear it will erupt into a media circus that brings out every goofball, crackpot, and member of the aluminum foil helmet club, along with a publicity-hungry state attorney general.The prosecution feeds the media monster by painting Brittany as a neglectful mother who got rid of her child because motherhood interfered with her partying.Marc throws himself heart and soul into saving Brittany from the maw of media justice, and all his associates rally to support him in any way they can. Gorgeous P.I. Maddy Rivers, who is on the case 24/7, reveals a different side as she becomes a sort of big sister to Brittany, providing the TLC that might have kept Brittany out of this mess if she’d gotten it from her controlling mother. Marc’s lady love Judge Margaret Tennant is, as always, sensitive to the needs of an attorney in the throes of a huge case and, as always, eager to meet those needs.This one’s sure to please fans of the most beloved lawyer sleuth of all time, Erle Stanley Gardner’s Perry Mason, who brought the television camera into the courtroom in the first place, and the nitty-gritty, nuts-and-bolts expertise of legal eagles John Grisham and Richard North Patterson.

A Kansas heist goes bad when greed, a love triangle, and ulterior motives take over.Billy is a local cop, the son of the former sheriff who was gunned down in cold blood by a notorious organized crime group of hitmen. Billy has made it his mission to find out why.Joining forces with Alicia—a mysterious, benevolent, beautiful Cuban immigrant—and his well-meaning but mentally unstable brother, they seek vengeance and fortune.George is a banker recruited against his will after a one-night stand and conned to help the trio. But when Alicia tears he and Billy into a boiling love triangle, real motivations are exposed.With tensions mounting and the danger intensifying, the group must decide what’s more important: money, family, or love. The problem is, each of them has a different answer. And not everyone is guaranteed to make it out alive.Told in alternating POVs, the 2017 Novel Writing Festival Thriller Novel of the Year is nonstop action with twists until the final pages.

An exciting crime thriller with a ghostly edge you won't be able to put down!A perfect new home…When Jasmine moves into 13 Ravens Lane with her husband and two daughters, she’s excited to be finally settling into their forever home.A tingle up the spine…But very soon, it becomes clear that something is wrong with the house. Sudden drops in temperature, unexplained swarms of insects, plants that keep dying for no reason. It’s almost like someone, or something, doesn’t want them there.A terrifying nightmare…It’s not long before Jasmine is forced to question whether she and her family are really safe in their new home. Or if whatever is lurking somewhere inside is going to be the death of them all…