New Crime & Mystery Fiction Titles From Do Not Press 2003 July-Sept
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New Crime & Mystery Fiction Titles From Do Not Press JULY-SEPT 2003

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Ken Bruen Vixen Published September 2003 by Do Not Press at £15.00 ISBN: 1904316301

BRANT IS BACK!
For the south-east London police Squad, it's rough, tough, dirty business, as usual. The Vixen - the most sensuous, crazy, female serial-killer ever - is masterminding a series of lethal explosions. She is dispatching her own gang and the cops, and has more than a passing interest in WPC Falls... Meanwhile... Porter-Nash is facing a serious health problem, nothing to do with his being gay, but everything to do with needles. PC McDonald finds himself looking down the wrong end of...

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Carol Anne Davis Kiss It Away Published July 2003 by Do Not Press at £15.00 ISBN: 1904316085
See Review by Martin Edwards - author of the highly acclaimed Harry Devlin Mysteries
See Review by Cath Staincliffe author of the popular Sal Kilkenny mysteries and the series creator of TV Blue Murder

'Reminiscent of Ruth Rendell at her darkes' Booklist (USA)


Nick is an angry young man with a steroid dependency. Filled with chemical rage, he arrives alone in Salisbury and rapes Ben, a stranger.
Then, less than an hour later, he brutally murders a woman.
But it is Ben, bloodied and partly dressed, who is witnessed near the murder scene. And it's his photo fit which is flashed on TV.
Ben can't bring himself to tell his girlfriend, Dawn, that he's been raped but he acts so strangely that she suspects that he's the killer. Now it's her turn to feel fear. As Nick's drug-fuelled fury rises, so does the body count, The police start to close in - but they're closing in on Ben...

'A gripping tale of skewered psychology from one of the most talented of the rising Scottish Mac Mafia school of crime. Not only unputdownable, but also a mighty chiller,' Maxlm Jakubowski, The Guardian

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Carol Anne Davis Kiss It Away Pbk published September 2003 by Do Not Press at £6.99 ISBN: 1904316093

See Review by Martin Edwards - author of the highly acclaimed Harry Devlin Mysteries
See Review by Cath Staincliffe author of the popular Sal Kilkenny mysteries and the series creator of TV Blue Murder

'Reminiscent of Ruth Rendell at her darkes' Booklist (USA)


Nick is an angry young man with a steroid dependency. Filled with chemical rage, he arrives alone in Salisbury and rapes Ben, a stranger.
Then, less than an hour later, he brutally murders a woman.
But it is Ben, bloodied and partly dressed, who is witnessed near the murder scene. And it's his photo fit which is flashed on TV.
Ben can't bring himself to tell his girlfriend, Dawn, that he's been raped but he acts so strangely that she suspects that he's the killer. Now it's her turn to feel fear. As Nick's drug-fuelled fury rises, so does the body count, The police start to close in - but they're closing in on Ben...

'A gripping tale of skewered psychology from one of the most talented of the rising Scottish Mac Mafia school of crime. Not only unputdownable, but also a mighty chiller,' Maxlm Jakubowski, The Guardian

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Bill James A Man's Enemies Published August 2003 by Do Not Press at £15.00 ISBN: 1904316204
See Review by Ian Morson Author of Falconer books and short listed for 1999 Ellis Peters Historical Crime Dagger

'Bill James can write, and then some' Chris Petit, The Guardian


A section of British Intelligence is still reeling from the unsolved murder of one of its officers. The pain goes deeper because this killing and others before it might have been carried out by members of the section itself in a bloody internal power battle. Now, to make matters worse, Olly Horton has left the Service and is about to write a book. His former chiefs fear what might come to light and order their most experienced and skilled man - Simon Abelard, the section's 'token black' - to dissuade Horton from going ahead, giving him new girl, Iris Insole, to help. Pretty soon both Iris and Simon find themselves in real danger, unsure of who is friend, who is foe. The direct sequel to Split.

'John le Carré and Len Deighton grabbed the British spy story by the scruff of its neck and gave it a vigorous shake in the 1960s, and James provides the same valuable service today' Publishers Weekly

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Bill James A Man's Enemies Pbk published September 2003 by Do Not Press at £6.99 ISBN: 1904316212

See Review by Ian Morson Author of Falconer books and short listed for 1999 Ellis Peters Historical Crime Dagger

'Bill James can write, and then some' Chris Petit, The Guardian


A section of British Intelligence is still reeling from the unsolved murder of one of its officers. The pain goes deeper because this killing and others before it might have been carried out by members of the section itself in a bloody internal power battle. Now, to make matters worse, Olly Horton has left the Service and is about to write a book. His former chiefs fear what might come to light and order their most experienced and skilled man - Simon Abelard, the section's 'token black' - to dissuade Horton from going ahead, giving him new girl, Iris Insole, to help. Pretty soon both Iris and Simon find themselves in real danger, unsure of who is friend, who is foe. The direct sequel to Split.

'John le Carré and Len Deighton grabbed the British spy story by the scruff of its neck and gave it a vigorous shake in the 1960s, and James provides the same valuable service today' Publishers Weekly

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Russell James No One Gets Hurt Pbk published July 2003 by Do Not Press at £6.99 ISBN: 1904316077


No One Gets Hurt is a hard-bitten, multi-layered underworld thriller of frightening intensity from 'the best of Britain's darker crime writers' The Times


When a young woman is gruesomely murdered, her friend and fellow reporter Kirsty Rice feels bound to investigate. Just as Kirsty enters the murky world of call- girls, porn and Internet sex, she discovers that she is pregnant. Despite his unconvincing denials, Kirsty is shocked to discover that the father of her unborn child is involved with the pornographers. Did he know about the killing? And how far was he mixed up with London's infamous Miller family?
No One Gets Hurt is a tense and powerful thriller, hurtling from a truly shocking opening to an even more shattering climax.

'One of the UK's finest genre writers' Booklist

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K T McCaffrey End of The Line Published July 2003 by Do Not Press at £15.99 ISBN: 1904316166 Artwork by: Jacket photo & design: marc atkin/panoptika

A tough case of multiple murder for investigative reporter Emma Boylan


Emma is celebrating her Journalist of the YearAward when she hears of the death of parish priest, Father Jack O'Gorman, in what appears to have been a tragic road accident. His car, driven by respectable Tom Moran - himself struggling for his life in a Dublin hospital - crashed through the barriers of a viaduct on the outskirts of Lonsdale, one of Dublin's less glamorous suburbs.
But it was no accident.
As Emma and the local police investigate, the killer strikes again, and before she knows it, Emma, and her husband, Vinny, find themselves in perilous danger and fighting for their lives.

: 'A really good read, this thriller gripped my attention from page one and held it until the end... this book will be a huge seller' Books Ireland
'KT McCaffrey is an Irish writer to watch' Gerry Ryan, RTE

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K T McCaffrey End of The Line Pbk published August 2003 by Do Not Press at £6.99 ISBN: 1904316190
Artwork by: Jacket photo & design: marc atkin/panoptika


A tough case of multiple murder for investigative reporter Emma Boylan


Emma is celebrating her Journalist of the YearAward when she hears of the death of parish priest, Father Jack O'Gorman, in what appears to have been a tragic road accident. His car, driven by respectable Tom Moran - himself struggling for his life in a Dublin hospital - crashed through the barriers of a viaduct on the outskirts of Lonsdale, one of Dublin's less glamorous suburbs.
But it was no accident.
As Emma and the local police investigate, the killer strikes again, and before she knows it, Emma, and her husband, Vinny, find themselves in perilous danger and fighting for their lives.

: 'A really good read, this thriller gripped my attention from page one and held it until the end... this book will be a huge seller' Books Ireland
'KT McCaffrey is an Irish writer to watch' Gerry Ryan, RTE

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Julian Rathbone The Indispensable Julian Rathbone Pbk published July 2003 by Do Not Press at £9.50 ISBN: 1904316131

See Review by Martin Edwards - author of the highly acclaimed Harry Devlin Mysteries

'Julian Rathbone's characters live; he writes with elegance, with wit and with conviction' Books & Bookmen


At last! The collected work of one of Britain's most successful and accomplished literarists, chosen by the author himself.' The Indispensable...' contains rare essays, shorts stories, reviews and even the complete novel, 'Lying In State'. Julian Rathbone has published over thirty novels in sixteen different languages, been shortlisted (twice) for the Booker, won a Crime Writers' Association dagger and his thrillers have won prestigious prizes in Germany and Denmark. Reviewers have compared him - to his advantage - with Graham Greene, Eric Ambler, John Updike, Charles Dickens, William Thackeray, John le Carré and William Burroughs. On top of that he's an accomplished reviewer and essayist, has written successfully filmed screenplays, and much, much more.

'One of the best storytellers around' Daily Telegraph

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