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  The Last Wife - The completely...

  J A Baker

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  A gripping thriller from best-selling author J.A. Baker! 
  Welcome to Winters End... 
  Winters End should have been the perfect place for me and my husband Neil to start again. To leave the terrible secrets and guilt of our past far behind us. 
  But from the moment we arrived in the small, isolated community, it becomes clear to me that we are not welcome here. That someone wants us to leave… 
  I’m certain that everyone knows our secrets – knows who we really are. But how can that be? 
  Perhaps it’s my mind playing tricks on me. Just like before. 
  I know Neil thinks I'm paranoid. My thoughts spiralling. Again. 
  If only I had someone else to talk to. Another woman to confide in. 
  And that’s when I realise something far more terrifying. 
  I am the only wife at Winters End…and I could be the last… 
  Don't miss the brand-new thriller by J.A. Baker! Perfect for fans of Sue Watson, Valerie Keogh and K.L. Slater. 
  Praise for J.A. Baker: 
  'Superbly written with a cast of crazy characters who will make you look differently at your co-workers from now on’ Valerie Keogh 
  'Fast-paced, riveting thriller. Gripped until the last page!' Diana Wilkinson 
  'A twisty, creepy story expertly told. Perfect for reading on dark winter evenings…with the doors double-locked and bolted. Highly recommended!' Amanda James 
  'I read this story in a single day. Once you begin, it's difficult to put it down. 5 stars from me!' L.H. Stacey 
  'A who-done-it that speeds towards a roller coaster of a gripping finale. Excellent' ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Reader Review

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  Double Proof

  Martin Stewart

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  Stolen whisky, drug dealers, bent cops, social influencers and yakuza mobsters. And Robbie Gould is caught in the middle. 
   
  1964. A hoard of the finest Scotch whisky ever made – the legendary Dalziel Double Proof – goes missing. 
   
  2023. Albie, youngest son of the wealthy Dalziel family, vanishes. His desperate mother turns to Robbie Gould, a disgraced reporter with a reputation as a 'psychic crimebuster'. 
   
  Broke and unemployed, Gould is in no position to turn down the job. He throws himself into a twisted chain of criminals, bent cops and Japanese gangsters, but when someone fires a shotgun through his door, he realises he doesn't need supernatural powers to see how deadly the situation has become. 
   
  Shortlisted for the Bloody Scotland Debut Prize! 
   
  'This is the kind of zany novel in which a dope-dealer’s dogs are not dobermans but miniature dachshunds, and a family of gangsters are called the Sangsters. Fans of graphic comedy ? as purveyed by Chris Brookmyre and Stuart MacBride ? will love it' -Times 
   
  'Relentless pace, katana-sharp humour and an endearingly irascible protagonist make Double Proof irresistibly entertaining' - Chris Brookmyre 
   
  'A slick slice of Tartan Noir. With indelible characters and a satisfying plot . . . the book is knitted together expertly with pathos and humour to offset the gritty action within the pages' - Stuart Johnstone

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  Sting Like a Butterfly - Book 1...

  J A Brown

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  Andreas and Elena moved into a spacious home they filled with treasures from their many travels, while Venky moved to a far smaller two bedroom condominium that he left mostly untended. This initiated a series of events at Angeles Crest University that not even the wildest of psychics could have predicted.  
  Chaos theory describes the butterfly effect — how small actions at one place can lead to unpredictable disturbances later on elsewhere. As a butterfly flaps its wings somewhere in the world, that imperceptible action initiates a cascading sequence of events that create a tornado far removed and an ocean away.  
  Venky's duplicity and machinations would lead to many consequences. A wide cast of characters — university professors, students, alumni and staff and their families, a venture capitalist, a detective, a medical examiner, and a Reiki practitioner — would have to deal with the fallout. 
  As for a major consequence of the butterfly effect, was it murder? Whodunnit?

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  Date with Evil

  Julia Chapman

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  In the eighth novel in the Dales Detective series, Date with Evil, Samson and Delilah are about to discover that all of their new cases may be connected to a network of evil that seems to be surrounding Bruncliffe. Will they solve them all before the danger comes directly to their door?'A Yorkshire Agatha Raisin' – DalesmanEvil is stalking the streets of Bruncliffe . . .From stolen washing to inheritance investigations, Bruncliffe’s Dales Detective Agency is being inundated with cases.But with Samson O’Brien still in London helping the Met Police clear his name, and the newly appointed member of the investigations team, Ida Capstick, distracted by her brother George’s insistence that their farm is haunted, Delilah Metcalfe is struggling to meet the mounting demands for the agency’s services.So when the mother of a local estate agent arrives at the offices insisting her son is missing, Delilah is relieved to have Samson return to help.Little do the detective duo know that several of their cases are about to collide when identifying the whereabouts of the missing man becomes something far more sinister.Something that will finally expose the network of evil which has been infiltrating the Dales town over the past decade, and in doing so place Delilah in the utmost danger.Following on from Date with Betrayal, Date with Evil delights with its combination of beguiling charm and witty ingenuity. The mysteries continue in Date with Justice!Praise for The Dales Detective series:'Bags of Yorkshire charm and wit' – Northern Echo'A classic whodunit set in the spectacular landscape of the Yorkshire Dales' – Cath Staincliffe'Full of dry wit and clever plotting' – Countryside'Chapman delivers on every level' – Lancashire Evening Post'Enlivened with numerous subplots, the story moves at a cracking pace' – Daily Mail

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  Unleashed - A Teen Spy Triller...

  Susan Cady Allred

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  One town. One bully. One girl determined to stop it all.They said her family died in a car accident. 17-year-old Aleasha Summers believed them. Until...Handsome Drew Jacobson gave her proof that her father was actually the Director of a black-ops spy agency, and was training her to take his place. Now she works for the A.G.E.N.C.Y. and wants to know more about her dad's secret life. But while she's investigating, she's given her first mission at a high school where violence has run rampant.She immediately blows the mission and lands squarely in the crosshairs of the person she was sent to implicate. Now Drew must step in to complete the mission while Aleasha fends off increasingly more brutal attacks and protects her classmates from a girl whose viciousness inflicts terror on everyone around her.Will Aleasha's first job at the A.G.E.N.C.Y. be her last?Unleashed, book one of the Unleashed series, is Black Widow meets Mean Girls in this high-action teen spy thriller filled with bone-breaking fight scenes, and toe-curling kisses. If you like the Alex Rider or Gallagher Girl series, you’ll enjoy this page-turning YA romantic suspense thriller series.

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  Sherlock Holmes: The Adventure...

  Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

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  In The Adventure of the Solitary Cyclist, a classic tale from The Return of Sherlock Holmes, Violet Smith, a young music teacher, seeks Holmes’s help because a mysterious bearded man on a bicycle silently follows her every Saturday as she cycles from her remote employer’s house to the train station. She is working as a live-in governess for the wealthy Mr. Carruthers at Chiltern Grange, shortly after her uncle’s death in South Africa left her as his potential heir. Holmes uncovers a sinister plot involving inheritance, deception, and a brutal man named Jack Woodley who intends to forcibly marry Violet to claim her fortune. Holmes and Watson race to the countryside and dramatically intervene just in time to stop a sham wedding in a remote cottage. The story ends with the villains exposed and Violet safely reunited with her true fiancé. It’s a fast-paced story that highlights Holmes’s skill at reading tracks and timing.

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