Showroom Sample Crime & Thriller Bargain Book Box SP4054
Showroom Sample Crime & Thriller Bargain Book Box SP4054
Eighteen crime and thriller novels featuring Richard Osman's Thursday Murder Club, Peter James's Roy Grace, Andrea Camilleri's Inspector Montalbano, Chris Carter, Karin Slaughter, Harlan Coben, Scott Mariani and more. Please note that while these books are new and unread, they are showroom samples and will have stickers on the covers.
- The Man Who Died Twice — Richard Osman — The Thursday Murder Club's second case: a man with a suitcase of stolen diamonds, an old enemy and a body count that keeps rising.
- Dead Simple — Peter James — Roy Grace's very first case: a stag night prank that goes terrifyingly wrong and a missing groom who may already be dead.
- The Track of Sand — Andrea Camilleri — Inspector Montalbano investigates the mysterious appearance of a dead racehorse on a Sicilian beach. Camilleri at his most beguiling.
- Wrong Place Wrong Time — Gillian McAllister — How do you stop a crime when it's already happened? A spellbinding time-loop thriller — Lisa Jewell calls it a masterpiece.
- The Shadow Friend — Alex North — One of you died. One disappeared. Now it's happening again. Deliciously creepy psychological suspense from the author of The Whisper Man.
- The Dark Hours — Michael Connelly — Renée Ballard and Harry Bosch work parallel cases that converge in the dead of night in contemporary LA.
- Cold Justice — Ant Middleton — A thriller grounded in SAS experience — so real it hurts.
- The Death Sculptor — Chris Carter — He targets. He torments. He kills. The most chilling Robert Hunter thriller yet — a Connection Book of the Month.
- Death of the Black Widow — James Patterson & J.D. Barker — An unsolvable case becomes a torturous obsession for a detective who has been hunting the same killer for decades.
- Pieces of Her — Karin Slaughter — Andrea has always thought she knew her mother. Then a shooting in a diner reveals that everything she believed was a lie.
- The Noble Path — Peter May — Cambodia, 1979: a father crosses a country ravaged by the Khmer Rouge to find his daughter. Peter May at his most sweeping and humane.
- Hide — Nell Pattison — Seven friends. One retreat. You can run, but you can't hide. Guaranteed to give you shivers.
- He Said/She Said — Erin Kelly — Who do you believe? A total eclipse, an accusation, and two people whose lives will never be the same.
- Six Years — Harlan Coben — A life built on lies. A truth that could kill. Harlan Coben's compulsive standalone at its very best.
- The White Knight — Scott Mariani — Ben Hope returns in another relentless action thriller — death is only ever one move away.
- Humber Boy B — Ruth Dugdall — Twisty, profound and completely convincing. It grips the reader by the heart. Erin Kelly calls it unputdownable.
- I Made a Mistake — Jane Corry — It started with a kiss. And ended with murder. The Sunday Times bestseller.
- Murder in Midwinter — Dorothy L. Sayers, Margery Allingham, Anthony Berkeley, Arthur Conan Doyle, Ruth Rendell & more — Ten classic crime stories for the darkest season.
Showroom Sample Crime & Thriller Bargain Book Box SP4054
Eighteen crime and thriller novels featuring Richard Osman's Thursday Murder Club, Peter James's Roy Grace, Andrea Camilleri's Inspector Montalbano, Chris Carter, Karin Slaughter, Harlan Coben, Scott Mariani and more. Please note that while these books are new and unread, they are showroom samples and will have stickers on the covers.
- The Man Who Died Twice — Richard Osman — The Thursday Murder Club's second case: a man with a suitcase of stolen diamonds, an old enemy and a body count that keeps rising.
- Dead Simple — Peter James — Roy Grace's very first case: a stag night prank that goes terrifyingly wrong and a missing groom who may already be dead.
- The Track of Sand — Andrea Camilleri — Inspector Montalbano investigates the mysterious appearance of a dead racehorse on a Sicilian beach. Camilleri at his most beguiling.
- Wrong Place Wrong Time — Gillian McAllister — How do you stop a crime when it's already happened? A spellbinding time-loop thriller — Lisa Jewell calls it a masterpiece.
- The Shadow Friend — Alex North — One of you died. One disappeared. Now it's happening again. Deliciously creepy psychological suspense from the author of The Whisper Man.
- The Dark Hours — Michael Connelly — Renée Ballard and Harry Bosch work parallel cases that converge in the dead of night in contemporary LA.
- Cold Justice — Ant Middleton — A thriller grounded in SAS experience — so real it hurts.
- The Death Sculptor — Chris Carter — He targets. He torments. He kills. The most chilling Robert Hunter thriller yet — a Connection Book of the Month.
- Death of the Black Widow — James Patterson & J.D. Barker — An unsolvable case becomes a torturous obsession for a detective who has been hunting the same killer for decades.
- Pieces of Her — Karin Slaughter — Andrea has always thought she knew her mother. Then a shooting in a diner reveals that everything she believed was a lie.
- The Noble Path — Peter May — Cambodia, 1979: a father crosses a country ravaged by the Khmer Rouge to find his daughter. Peter May at his most sweeping and humane.
- Hide — Nell Pattison — Seven friends. One retreat. You can run, but you can't hide. Guaranteed to give you shivers.
- He Said/She Said — Erin Kelly — Who do you believe? A total eclipse, an accusation, and two people whose lives will never be the same.
- Six Years — Harlan Coben — A life built on lies. A truth that could kill. Harlan Coben's compulsive standalone at its very best.
- The White Knight — Scott Mariani — Ben Hope returns in another relentless action thriller — death is only ever one move away.
- Humber Boy B — Ruth Dugdall — Twisty, profound and completely convincing. It grips the reader by the heart. Erin Kelly calls it unputdownable.
- I Made a Mistake — Jane Corry — It started with a kiss. And ended with murder. The Sunday Times bestseller.
- Murder in Midwinter — Dorothy L. Sayers, Margery Allingham, Anthony Berkeley, Arthur Conan Doyle, Ruth Rendell & more — Ten classic crime stories for the darkest season.