Robert Bloch's novel which was later made into the classic chiller by Alfred Hitchcock is recognized as a masterpiece of the genre.

'Frieder has done a smart Job of integrating her [subplots] into this fast-paced plot, as it twists and turns into a breathtaking finale.' Publishers Weekly

Many horrific events took place during the Falklands War, but none was to have such international implications as the discovery by Captain David Jarvis of a ring still attached to the skeletal remains of a dead soldier. His determination to trace the dead man endangers not only himself but also his glamorous and enterprising girlfriend Becky.
There are those in authority who desperately seek to cover up what happened in the Falklands War and, as Jarvis soon discovers, they are prepared to go to any lengths to hush up the truth. Murder and corruption are never far below the surface.

Written with firsthand knowledge of the Falkland Islands, this gripping novel depicts most graphically all the horrors that modern technology and weaponry can inflict.

'What if he were killed? What if someone killed him? She shuddered. But it would go a long way to solving her problem. She wondered idly if such a thing could be arranged.'
An unplanned, unwanted pregnancy. The grand opening of a branch bank in a dangerous part of town. A vacation for Father Robert Koesler. Half-brothers who have never met, one a visiting priest, the other a hometown cop. A dinner party with unsuspecting guests. A philanthropic bank president described as a man who loves God. And that is just the beginning of the intrigue.
When Father Koesler goes on vacation, he leaves his parish and the sleuthing to the visiting Father Zachary Tully. During Father Koesler's absence, a bank manager is killed in an apparent hold-up. Father Tully, who has come to Detroit to meet the half-brother he never knew he had, Lieutenant Zoo Tully, is drawn into the investigation. As the story unfolds, the possibility is raised that Father Koesler may turn his mantle over to another priest - Tully.
The plot has twists and turns that keep you guessing. And what about that bank president, the book's namesake, the man who loves God? Well, he's no angel.

'Kienzle has a nice way with characters (the good and the less good) and a useful familiarity with the fine points of the ecclesiastical life.Los Angeles Times

When Father Koesler goes on vacation, he lea ves his parish and the sleuthing to the visiting Father Zach ary Tully. During Father Koesler''s absence, a bank manager i s murdered, and Father Tully is drawn into the investigation . '

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The Special Air Service is one of the most highly skilled and effective components of the British Army. Here is a welcome insight into the history and unique function of the SAS since its formation. This book traces the variety of special operations from the first raids in the North African desert in World War II to the remarkable achievements in the Falklands' bleak terrain, the harsh deserts of Iraq and the ethnic confusions of Bosnia.

In her journal, written thirty years later, Emma Rose Delaney chronicles the events that occurred during the strange summer when she and her Grampa found themselves up against an enemy who threatened to destroy everything dear to them.
At the same time, Granpa is writing his narrative, of the Delaneys who have occupied Cold Water Farm for a hundred years. How the two stories are linked and how the solution of the sixty-year-old murder affects their lives makes a fascinating tale with memorable characters, and a surprising and satisfying resolution.

Featuring characters from the latest Heartbeat TV series, including the newly arrived Sergeant Craddock and garageman Bernie Scripps, this is a tale of rural drama laced with humour, pathos and very large gooseberries,

When Joseph Marshall decided to retire after forty years as president of the Aidensfield Old Gooseberry Society he thought he might find time to nurture some prize-winning gooseberries. He'd always been too busy running the society to win prizes. Just before his impending retirement, however, Joseph's health rapidly deteriorates and the people of Aidensfield raise funds to send him to Lourdes, hoping for a miracle cure.

Also, a crimewave involving stolen bicycles strikes the area, with the new sergeant's own valuable racing machine being amongst those taken, Constable Nick finds himself coping with a variety of rustic problems in Aidensfield in his own inimitable way.

Nicholas Rhea is the pen-name of Peter N. Walker formerly an inspector with the North Yorkshire Police and now the creator of the Constable series and author of Portrait of the North York Moors. As Peter N. Walker he is the author of Murders and Mysteries from the North York Moors, Murders and Mysteries from the Yorkshire Dales, Folk Tales from the North York Moors, Folk Stories from the Yorkshire Dales, Folk Tales from York and the Welds and Folk Stories from the Lake District. He lives in North Yorkshire.

When rural Detective Inspector Saul Jackson comes to investigate the gruesome discovery of mummified remains in Ashgate churchyard, he and his bibulous but shrewd sergeant, Herbert Bottomley, are drawn into a web of superstitious fear. For the 'dried-up man' hidden in an old tomb-chest appears to have been ritually slaughtered.
Attention centres on Deirdre Dovercourt, romantic and sensitive, but haunted by a guilty childhood secret. Only an alienist can bring to light what she had really seen long ago in the spirit-haunted churchyard behind her home.
This puzzling case takes the two detectives on a perilous foray into Cornwall, but it is back in Ashgate that Jackson finally probes beyond superstition to reveal the shocking truth about the Dried-Up Man.

'Trocheck's trademark laugh-out-loud humour, an intriguing plot, and a cast of eccentric but charming characters make this another winning entry.' Booklist

In Current Danger, veteran writer Marilyn Wallace has created a heart-stopping novel of multiple murder and psychological suspense. Evil lurks on the menacing streets of New York, disguised as an ordinary man.
As time runs out and the stalker closes in, some of the answers become shockingly clear, but not until Claudia's final, face-to-face showdown with her enemy is the full force of his perverted need to see others suffer totally revealed.

Acclaim for Marilyn Wallace: 
'Marilyn Wallace is a master at evoking menace.' Booklist
'Wallace carefully ratchets up the suspense.' Publishers Weekly
'Riveting and original.' Cosmopolitan
'Wallace had me fooled right up to the end.' Mystery News

A psychological thriller in which tragedy strikes a family suddenly, and the children face the prospect of being separated by the state and sent to different homes. To avoid this they tell a big lie which will either hold the family together or tear it apart.

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