New Crime & Mystery Fiction Titles From Penguin 2004 Jan-March
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New Crime & Mystery Fiction Titles From Penguin JAN-MARCH 2004

Tom Clancy Changing of the Guard (Net Force S.) Pbk published March 2004 by Penguin at £6.99 ISBN: 0141011416


In the near future, the Internet is the world's central nervous system. But when terrorists want to subvert world order, this is where they will strike. Elite Net Force strike teams are needed to stop them, but this time, there are signs they may have met their match.


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Elmore Leonard When the Women Come Out to Dance Pbk published March 2004 by Penguin at £7.99 ISBN: 0141009853


In this collection of shorter works - one novella and a number of short stories - Leonard is at his characteristic best: dead-on dialogue, vivid atmosphere and driving plots involving retired baseball players, US marshals, bank robbers, Mexican housemaids and neo-Nazis.
Raylan Givens is a US martial, but he used to work in the mines, digging coal for a living. He had a friend there who's also changed his business: he now heads up a neo-Nazi group that is threatening to get out of control. When they come head to head, Raylan has to decide how far he'll go in pursuit of justice... Elmore Leonard's brilliant novella When the Women Come Out to Dance heads up a fiery collection of the master's shorter fiction, all published in book form for the first time.

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Cormac Millar An Irish Solution Pbk published March 2004 by Penguin at £10.99 ISBN: 1844880257


Seamus Joyce never imagined he'd find himself crammed into a dirty old car, with a bent cop, on an all-night stakeout. A career civil servant with a respectable middle-class Dublin background, Seamus finds himself installed as acting head of IDEA - the Irish Drug Enforcement Agency.

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Michael Ridpath Fatal Error Pbk published January 2004 by Penguin at £6.99 ISBN: 0140295917


'Ridpath provides a rush of blood to the head and stings your page-turning fingertips' Independent

The year is 1999 and Internet companies are springing up everywhere. Anything seems possible for those who think big.
So when David Lane - a quiet, cautious banker – is invited by his old friend Guy Jordan to help start up ninetyminutes.com, he decides that for once he will do something daring, something dangerous.
If only he’d realised quite how dangerous.
Because Guy falls out with Tony Jordan, his father and their biggest investor, bringing the company close to collapse. Then Tony is murdered – and David’s rollercoaster ride in to danger and disaster begins…
Set against the ferocious rise and spectacular fall of the dot.com industry, Michael Ridpath serves up another scintillating thriller.

‘Ridpath has the read-on factor that sets bestsellers apart’ Guardian
‘Michael Ridpath’s financial thrillers are remarkable for having their finger on the pulse’ Mail on Sunday

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Daniel Silva The Confessor Pbk published March 2004 by Penguin at £6.99 ISBN: 014101587X


'The Confessor is one of those rare books that sweep you into forgetting to eat or sleep. Daniel Silva has now indisputably joined the ranks of Graham Greene and John Le Carre.' The Washingtonian

Art restorer Gabriel Allon is trying to put his secret service past behind him. But when his friend Benjamin Stern is murdered in Munich, he’s called into action once more.
Police in Germany are certain that Stern, a professor well known for his work on the Holocaust, was killed by right-wing extremists. But Allon is far from convinced. Not least because all trace of the new book he was researching has now mysteriously disappeared . . .
Meanwhile in Rome, the new Pope paces around his garden, thinking about the perilous plan he’s about to set in motion. If successful he will revolutionize the Church. If not, he could very well destroy it . . .
In the dramatic weeks to come, the journeys of these two men will intersect. Long-buried secrets and unthinkable deeds will come to light, and both their lives will be changed for ever . . .

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Robert L Stevenson The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde" & Other Tales of Terror Pbk published January 2004 by Penguin at £3.99 ISBN: 0141015381

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Simon Tolkien The Stepmother Pbk published February 2004 by Penguin at £6.99 ISBN: 0141010916


In the forbidding surroundings of the Old Bailey, the trial of Greta Grahame begins. The beautiful wife of MP Peter Robinson stands accused of the murder of Peter's first wife, Lady Anne. The prosecution case depends heavily on the evidence of one witness - Greta's sixteen-year-old stepson Thomas. Thomas - a dreamy, bookish boy - was present but hidden on the night two men broke into their ancestral home, The House of the Four Winds, and killed his mother. His testimony steadfastly links Greta to the crime. But family relationships are far from straightforward in the Robinson household. Is the obsessive Thomas telling the truth? Is Greta really a murderer, or simply a woman caught up in a young boy's revenge?

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Samantha Weinberg Pointing from the Grave: A True Story of Murder and DNA Pbk published March 2004 by Penguin at £7.99 ISBN: 014100049X

See Review by Carol Anne Davis Author of Children Who Kill

Winner of the 2003 Golden Dagger award for non-fiction crime writing at The Crime Writer's Aassociation Awards.

A scientific and legal thriller with the perfect twist. In April 1984, a young British DNA scientist is sexually assaulted in her San Francisco cottage. A year later, and hundreds of miles away, she is brutally murdered. The alleged rapist, an American financial analyst named Paul Frediani is the only suspect. Police and forensic experts, however, fail to link him to the crime and the crime languishes in the "unsolved" file".
Fast forward to 1999 and a keen detective re-opens the case utilising the latest in DNA techniques - techniques pioneered fifteen years ago by the mudered British scientist. Armed with these newly developed techniques the detective finds a vital clue...

Samantha Weinberg has worked as a journalist in southern Africa, the United States and London. She is the author of Last of the Pirates and A Fish Caught in Time: The Search for the Coelacanth, which was a top 10 bestseller. She lives in Wiltshire.

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