New Crime & Mystery Fiction Titles From Corgi 08 Jan-March
File Updated: 30/03/2008
New Crime & Mystery Fiction Titles From Corgi JAN-MARCH 08

Tom Cain The Accident Man Pbk published January 2008 by Corgi at £6.99 ISBN: 0552155357


Wilbur Smith This is the best first thriller I have read since 'The Day of the Jackal'.
Lee Child 'Audacious, authentic, full of tension and tradecraft . . . a great thriller.

Meet the Accident Man, Daniel Carver. Carver is a good guy who makes bad things happen to bad people. Drug-baron's helicopter develops mechanical failure mid-flight: Daniel Carver. Terrorist blown-up in his own bomb factory: Daniel Carver. Ex-SAS, now freelance mercenary he is the frontline weapon of the 'Corporation', a black-ops British government outfit, or is it? Carver is called to do a hit at very short notice. Do this job for us and be paid very well. Refuse and you better run and hide. He believes the target to be a high-ranking Pakistani terrorist. The job is to organise a car crash in a Paris underpass. But Carver is being set up. When he discovers the real identity of his target, and more importantly the identity of the target's female companion, he knows one thing - his life is over. This is a secret too big to let him live, unless he can track down the real villains before they get to him. Combining the plotting of Robert Ludlum, with the pace and tension of Lee Child, Tom Cain is a major new thriller writer and "The Accident Man" is a classic in the making and launches Daniel Carver straight into the top rank of action heroes.

Thousands of New and used Books at your Fingertips...
Support Tangled Web - Buy Your Books Online




Mari Jungstedt Unseen Pbk published January 2008 by Corgi at £6.99 ISBN: 0552155098


The first body they found was the dog. The poor creature's throat has been cut, and one paw severed completely. Then they found the body of the woman. She had been stabbed, again and again; she was naked, a piece of cloth had been stuffed into her mouth. The picturesque holiday island of Gotland is in the middle of a busy tourist season when the young woman is discovered murdered. Suspicion falls on her husband - the couple had been seen fighting the evening before. Inspector Anders Knutas is hoping it will be a straight-forward case; the local authorities are hoping so too, but more out of an interest in protecting the tourist trade than any desire to see justice served. Then another victim is discovered, again she is a young woman and she has been murdered in the same chilling manner. Inspector Knutas must face up to the horrifying prospect that there is a serial killer loose on the island. Knutas, aided by investigative journalist Johan Berg, begins to piece together the tragic history that unites the two victims, and alarmingly points to more murders to come. The killer remains unknown, moving freely, unseen, on the island. All that is clear is that the two victims are just the beginning, unless Knutas and Berg find the killer before he strikes again.

Mari Jungstedt was born 1962 in Stockholm and studied at the there journalist school. She works as radio and a TV-lady journalist and stands to time for the Swedish television as a newscaster before the camera. Mari Jungstedt is married and has two children. After “which you do not see” and “details than think you”, follow both in the Heyne publishing house published, here their third detective story around commissioner differently Knutas.

Thousands of New and used Books at your Fingertips...
Support Tangled Web - Buy Your Books Online




Simon Kernick Severed Pbk published January 2008 by Corgi at £6.99 ISBN: 0552153133


Straight off I knew it was going to be a bad day. The room was stifling hot; and when I did finally manage to drag open my eyes, all I could see was blood. I thought I'd stepped into the middle of a nightmare. But I was wrong. The nightmare was only just beginning. Ex-soldier Sean Tyler wakes up in an unfamiliar room next to the headless corpse of a girl he's met only once. With his memory of the previous 24 hours wiped clean, he's hardly out of bed before the phone rings. A disguised voice tells him to press play on the room's DVD machine. The film shows him stabbing someone to death. Tyler is confident that the footage is fake, but will a jury see things the same way? The man on the end of the phone tells him that if he wants the evidence to disappear, he must go to an address in east London, and await further instructions. Tyler knows he must do as he is told. He also knows that the phone caller has no intention of keeping him alive. To survive he must recover the missing 24 hours of his life and find out who's setting him up before his time runs out for good. The clock is ticking...

Thousands of New and used Books at your Fingertips...
Support Tangled Web - Buy Your Books Online





top