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  Men From The West - Battle For...

  Jonathan Halloway

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  The sky came down like a knife and took everything Jack Steele loved. 
  Jack is a man of the West  steady, hard-handed, and honest. When the Black Sky opens and ships pour fire on his town, Jack’s quiet life is ripped apart. His wife Emily is taken. His son is gone. The town is ash and smoke. What remains are people who must learn to fight. 
  This audiobook is a fast, hard ride. Expect non-stop action raids at dawn, desperate night escapes, small teams sneaking into alien strongholds, and big set-piece fights where bullets and courage meet strange, unstoppable weapons. You’ll meet tough allies (Lila, Mateo, Sheriff Cole, Mayor Evelyn Harper) and enemies who think like machines. You’ll see rescue missions that cost everything, plans hatched in smoky rooms, and the price of hope when hope looks foolish. 
  Simple language, sharp scenes, and steady emotion drive the pages. You’ll feel the dust in Jack’s boots, the heat of the alien beams, and the cost of each choice. This is not a clean war  it is ugly, brave, and human. 
  What to expect  gritty Western grit fused with hard sci-fi threat; fierce small-group tactics; emotional losses that shape the fight; a slow, terrible enemy plan that will force Jack and the survivors to change the rules of war. 
  Coming: audiobook Two of the Black Sky War  coming Winter. 
  If you loved the first battle, ready your pack. The war climbs higher. The choices get darker. The dawn will be earned.

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  A Divisive Storm

  David E. Feldman

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  This dark mystery thriller features a stunning twist that turns the tables on the story's white supremacy angle. 
  Ray Drucker is shot in the face while sitting in his car in a drugstore parking lot, and his wife has hired Dora to find his killer. Dora quickly learns that his murder is connected to another, five years earlier. As the bodies pile up, Dora and Missy find that the killings are connected to a dark and violent web of white supremacists. 
  The victims were all members of a club with a barely hidden racist agenda. 
  Fans and lovers of noir and hard-boiled dark thrillers and mysteries will love the Dora Ellison Mystery Series.

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  Shatter Creek - The twisty...

  Rod Reynolds

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  Fresh from the scandal at Hampstead County PD, Detective Sergeant Casey Wray works a complex double-homicide that points to a killer on a murderous rampage and a shattering series of discoveries that could end her career … The shocking sequel to the addictive, twisty, bestselling Black Reed Bay…
  `An edge-of-your-seat, fast-paced thriller with a twisting, complex plot that makes it impossible to tell who the good guys are… a cracker!´ Andrea Carter
  `Complex, engrossing and atmospheric. An authentic and epic thriller that completely immerses you in its world´ Nadine Matheson
  `Terrific! Casey is as compelling a character as you'll find!´ Trevor Wood
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  Hampstead County Police Department is embroiled in scandal after corruption at the top of the force was exposed. Cleared of involvement and returned to active duty, Detective Sergeant Casey Wray nonetheless finds herself at a crossroads when it becomes clear not everyone believes she's innocent.
  Corruption
  Partnered with rookie Billy Drocker, Casey works a shocking daytime double-homicide in downtown Rockport with the two victims seemingly unknown to one another. And when a third victim is gunned down on her doorstep shortly after, it appears an abusive ex-boyfriend holds the key to the killings.
  Murder
  With powerful figures demanding answers, Casey and Billy search for the suspect, fearing he's on a murderous rampage. But when a key witness goes missing, and new evidence just won't fit, the case begins to unravel.
  Danger
  With her career in jeopardy, Casey makes a shattering discovery that threatens to expose the true darkness at the heart of the murders… with a killer still on the loose…
  For fans of Mare of Easttown, Tana French, Michael Connelly and James Lee Burke
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  `Reminiscent of Dennis Lehane and early Scott Turow … I love this author's meaty plots´ Prima
  `The deeper they dig, the more twisted things become … thrilling´ Crime Monthly
  `Bold, taut and gritty, this sophisticated thriller puts its protagonist and the reader through the wringer at every twist … masterclass!´ Steph Broadribb
  `Unpredictable and beautifully written´ Michael Wood
  `Starts off at breakneck speed and doesn't let up. Full of intrigue, action, twists and turns … Casey Wray is fast becoming one of my favourite protagonists´ Chris McDonald
  `A twisty, high-stakes, high-voltage murder mystery´ Tim Baker
  Praise for the Detective Casey Wray series:
  `Urgent, thrilling and richly imagined. Without doubt his best yet´ Chris Whitaker
  `Reynolds captures the claustrophobic feel of a small town … a tense slice of American noir´ Vaseem Khan
  `If you were hooked on Mare of Easttown, this will be right up your street´ Nina Pottell, Prima
  `Rod Reynolds makes the most of this desolate, windswept location … thrillingly complex´ The Times
  `Electrifying´ Crime Monthly
  `An awesome read. A turn of the screw in every chapter´ Oscar de Muriel
  `If you love Harlen Coben and Lee Child, you will love this … cinematic, epic, you will forget to breathe´ Miranda Dickinson
  `Compelling and stylish, with devious twists and a cleverly crafted ending´ G J Minnett
  **LONGLISTED for the CWA Steel Dagger for THRILLER of the YEAR**

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  Harvest For The Reaper -...

  Jack Gatland

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  The critically acclaimed, internationally bestselling Declan Walsh series continues... 
   
  He's back. 
   
  When new victims of the still-at-large serial killer known as the Red Reaper start to appear in London, DCI Declan Walsh and his team are placed back on the case - but everything isn't what it seems. For a start, the deaths are different, and the calling card is new. It could be a copycat, apart from one thing... 
   
  They know what Declan did to the real Red Reaper a year earlier. Something only Declan and the closest members of his team keep secret. 
   
  Is this the real Reaper, back to gain revenge on Declan and his family - or is this a protégé, staking his own claim to the serial killer name? And can Declan stop this new run of murders before the unit's secret is found out, and his own daughter is added to the list - with the unlikeliest of allies by his side? 
   
  The eighteenth audiobook in the critically acclaimed, internationally bestselling series of procedural crime thrillers featuring recently-promoted DCI Declan Walsh and the team of the Last Chance Saloon, Harvest For The Reaper is perfect for fans of J.D Kirk, L.J Ross, Ian Rankin, Alex Smith, Rachel McLean, J M Dalgliesh and Ann Cleeves, among others.

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  A Siren - Carnival Murder and a...

  Thomas Adolphus Trollope

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  Ravenna: a beautiful singer is found dead in the pine forest after Carnival, and the young marchese who was to marry someone else is arrested. Thomas Trollope was Anthony's elder brother and for a while the better known of the two — sixty books, most written in Florence, where his house was a station of the English literary world. The Italy here is his own, and the legal procedure is exact. Fifty-six plates, from Munch to Ballantyne, follow the arc of a life through ballrooms, kitchens and shorelines, matching the novel's passage from Carnival to grave.

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  The Honeytrap

  Jerry Furnell

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  Camilla Lee is the world's deadliest honeytrap assassin. But being the best at anything comes with its own unique problems. After several successful missions, MI6 order Camilla to take a break. You would think she'd be happy to return to Australia and catch up with her friends and lovers, but Camilla, being the problem operative she is, has different ideas. She pursues her private goals like an out-of-control wrecking ball. No one and nothing is safe when Camilla has a point to prove.

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