A Question of Inheritance

BELL, Josephine

Black Dagger Crime / BBC

The Port of London Murders

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

A Private Prosecution

DEWHURST, EILEEN

Literature & Fiction

Sue Hammond worked for a travel agency, as a Group Travel courier. She was packing for her sixth trip in as many months - this time to the Aegean - when there was a sudden loud noise on the balcony outside her bedroom. The French doors were pushed open and a man appeared, with blood streaming down his face. The man was Bill Smith, salesman for the London Metal Exchange, which should have been a reasonably safe, humdrum job, though he did travel all over the world because of it. But Bill's life suddenly didn't seem safe - or at all humdrum. And Sue, to her amazement, found that her own job became not only much more exciting but considerably more dangerous, because of the new man who had so surprisingly entered her life. journalist and travelled widely, and was a founding member of the Crime Writers' Association.

The Late Bill Smith

GARVE, Andrew

The Nine Bright Shiners

FRASER, Anthea

Encore Murder

BABSON, Marian

Tom Brown's Body

MITCHELL, Gladys

Sinister things are afoot at Beaufort College, Oxford. While the College Fellows rally themselves to hire a professional appeals organiser to raise money to restore their crumbling buildings, the Beaufort Letter, a priceless part of the College's library, is stolen. Next one of the most respected dons in the College is found propped up at his desk with a large dent in his head. As if this is not enough, another murder is to follow, even more gruesome than the last: a don is found strangled, dumped in a books basket at the railway station. To add insult to fatal injury, the deed has been done with a Beaufort tie. Inspector Barnaby of the local police is called in to investigate, but the case is not solved before several other unsavoury events are brought to light.

Death of a Don

Shaw, Howard

The Walker family, manufacturers of Broadshire Porcelain, seemed close, loving, and respected in their home village. But from the day DCI Webb saw the word 'murder' spelt out in flowers in their garden, one tragedy followed another.

Six Proud Walkers

Lovejoy knows that the legendary Judas Pair of flintlock pistols are just that--a legend. Or are they? By the time he finds out the truth, two people are dead, and Lovejoy has to pull a nifty scam to avoid the same fate. First in the Lovejoy series.

The Judas Pair

GASH, Jonathan

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