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Perfect for fans of Peter James, Ian Rankin, and Lynda La Plante THREE LONDON CRIME THRILLERS. ONE UNSTOPPABLE DETECTIVE. DCI ISAAC COOK AT HIS BEST. Detective Chief Inspector Isaac Cook investigates murder across London's most distinctive neighborhoods—from the canals of Little Venice to the wealthy streets of Notting Hill. Each case tests his team's skills and reveals the dark secrets hiding beneath the city's surface. MURDER IN LITTLE VENICE (Book 4) A dismembered corpse floats in London's canal. Isaac Cook's team suspects gang violence, but the evidence points to something far more ...

Two boys exploring an abandoned house find a body. It's been there for six years. Detective Chief Inspector Isaac Cook faces the questions immediately: Why was Marcus Matthews in that room? And why did he share a bottle of wine with his killer? Matthews hadn't amounted to much in life—except he was the son-in-law of Hamish McIntyre, one of London's most feared gangsters. McIntyre valued family above everything, especially his daughter Samantha, though he never cared for her husband Marcus. When Marcus disappeared six years ago, everyone assumed he'd run. Now they know he was murdered—...

DETECTIVE JORDAN CROSS DOESN'T SOLVE COLD CASES. SHE EXPOSES THE CONSPIRACIES THAT CREATED THEM. In the ruins of Detroit, where abandoned buildings outnumber people and institutional corruption runs fifty years deep, one detective refuses to let the forgotten stay buried. Jordan Cross works the cases nobody wants—decades-old murders in a basement cold case unit where files gather dust and victims' families have stopped hoping for justice. She's cynical, damaged, relentless. A divorced cop who chain-smokes through sixteen-hour days because the work is all she has. Then she finds the ...

The plane crashed forty years ago. The body inside died yesterday. Detective Sergeant Kate Hayes — a female detective with a reputation for unearthing the truth — is called to a remote crash site near Coober Pedy. She expects wreckage and old bones. What she finds is a fresh corpse — a man in a 1980s RAAF flight suit, carrying ID for a pilot declared dead in 1984. The plane’s been buried in red dust for decades. The victim was alive until now. Someone kept him that way. As Kate digs into military records and classified files, she uncovers buried secrets tied to a Cold War programme ...

Three women dead. One pattern emerging. Time is running out. FBI profiler Reid Harper arrives in Prague haunted by his Amsterdam failure—six women murdered, only one saved. The guilt nearly destroyed him. But when Czech police identify a serial killer targeting brunettes in their twenties, Reid can't refuse the call. The pattern is unmistakable. Tomáš Král, a charismatic tour guide, selects his victims with terrifying precision. Three women are already dead. Victim four has been chosen. Prague's narrow medieval streets become a hunting ground as Reid races to identify the next target ...

Perfect for fans of Brad Thor, Kyle Mills, and Tom Clancy The Ridge Line Trust was never just about trafficking. It was always about control. FBI profiler Alex Harlan joins a specialized task force hunting the Trust's governing Council—seven members controlling a global criminal empire. Their endgame: the Ascension Protocol, a three-part strategy to dominate the world's financial systems through regulatory capture, hidden banking networks, and quantum encryption technology. Target one: Philippe Rousseau, European banking specialist operating from Paris. Target two: Westfield, technology ...

They came to heal. They never left. The Hillview Wellness Institute offers desperate people a second chance — exclusive treatments, remote luxury, and the promise of transformation. When drought exposes a body preserved in the cracked clay near the property, Detective Maya Thorne discovers that some clients got more transformation than they paid for. The dead woman wasn't the first. The excavation reveals another body beneath her. Both were guests who checked in and never checked out — their disappearances explained away, their families told they'd "moved on." Director Dr Martin Hayes ...

Perfect for fans of Peter James, Ian Rankin, and Lynda La Plante Gary Harders confessed to murder two years ago. His fingerprints were on the weapon. Case closed. Now forensics has discovered a second set of prints on that same weapon—and Harders is recanting his confession. Detective Chief Inspector Isaac Cook reopens what should have been a straightforward conviction. The evidence that once seemed irrefutable now raises disturbing questions: Was Harders coerced into confessing? Whose prints are on the murder weapon? And why is everyone connected to the original investigation suddenly ...

Perfect for fans of Jane Harper, Chris Hammer, and Garry Disher He spent his life reading ancient stone. He died for what he found in it. When palaeontologist Dr Noah Henshaw vanishes from a remote research site on the Nullarbor Plain, Detective Constable Lillian Tate expects a welfare check—a scientist wandered off, disoriented by heat and isolation. Then she finds his body. Henshaw was murdered. His research files are gone. And the fossil site he'd been excavating sits directly above land flagged for mining permits that should never have been approved. The Nullarbor has preserved ...

The death of Old Joe, a homeless man on Darlinghurst Road, seemed inevitable—until the autopsy revealed it was murder. Darlinghurst Road, once the beating heart of Sydney's red-light district, is where the past lingers in the shadows. However, the city's Eastern Suburbs are not known for bloodshed. When a second victim, an affluent woman from exclusive Point Piper, is found with her throat cut, the divide between Sydney's elite and its outcasts grows more sinister. Detective Gary Haddock has seen it all in Homicide, but even he is baffled by the lack of connection between the murders. ...

A day at the races for Detective Inspector Tremayne, idyllic at the outset, soon changes. A horse is dead, and then the owner's daughter is found murdered, and Tremayne's there when the body is discovered. The question is, was Tremayne set up, in the wrong place at the right time? He's the cast-iron alibi for one of the suspects, and he knows that one murder leads to two, and more often than not, to three.

Six gripping Australian Outback crime thrillers in one binge‑worthy collection. In the harsh, unforgiving landscape of Australia’s Red Centre, Detective Senior Constable Sarah Reeves faces the ultimate test of her investigative skills after transferring from Adelaide to Alice Springs. This complete six‑book series follows Sarah as she adapts her urban policing methods to the vast, isolated expanses of Central Australia — where evidence deteriorates in extreme heat, distances stretch for hundreds of kilometres, and cultural complexities demand a delicate approach to justice. From the...

Eight years buried. A drought that broke families. A killer who got away with it. When preserved remains surface at a luxury resort development in rural Australia, Detective Maya Thorne finds herself back in the region she fled as a teenager. The body belongs to Elaine Mercer, an environmental consultant who vanished while investigating how some properties were destroyed by drought — while others mysteriously thrived. Elaine had been following the water. Now Maya is too. The trail leads to a generations-old feud between two powerful families who've controlled this land for over a century....

A deadly dive. A buried truth. A killer who knows the ropes. When marine archaeologist Dr Thomas Mitchell dies during a dive at a colonial shipwreck in Sydney Harbour, it's ruled an accident — faulty equipment, poor conditions. Detective Sergeant Natalie Campbell doesn't buy it. The gear was sabotaged. The dive log was altered. Someone wanted Mitchell dead before he surfaced. Mitchell had been documenting anomalies in the wreck — artefacts that didn't match the historical record, evidence that the site had been tampered with long before his discovery. His findings threatened to expose ...

When a retired teacher is strangled with headphone cables at a small-town radio station, the broadcast reveals more than dead air—it exposes decades of calculated revenge. Detective Maya Thorne arrives at Warragulla's community radio station to find Eliza Mitchell dead in the broadcast booth, headphone cables wrapped around her neck. The station has been broadcasting silence all night—but the digital recording system captured everything. Eliza, 63, was planning to leave town with her boyfriend Michael, 26. Their thirty-seven-year age gap had divided the community, with some calling it ...

In Warragulla, the powerful don't just bury their secrets—they kill to keep them that way. Detective Maya Thorne has made her peace with the town that broke her. She's back for good, navigating the treacherous currents of a community where founding families control everything from council chambers to morning tea gossip. But when corruption runs this deep, every investigation becomes personal. From race-fixing schemes that fund entire operations to historical land fraud that shaped the district, from medical negligence protected by desperate officials to wool industry deceptions spanning ...

Three Powerful Stories. Three Edge of Your Seat Thrillers. Three Books at a Discounted Price. Burial Mound (Book 7) - A Bronze-Age burial mound close to Stonehenge, an archaeological excavation. The anticipation from those conducting the dig: an ancient body, historical artefacts, a deeper understanding of those who lived when Stonehenge was in its infancy. They did not expect to find a recent burial there as well. It’s another case for Detective Inspector Tremayne and Sergeant Yarwood. The more recent of the two bodies, the brother of the mayor of Salisbury. The person responsible keeps ...

For fans of Jane Harper's THE DRY, Tana French's Dublin Murder Squad, and C.J. Box's conspiracy thrillers. Three years after exposing Protocol Seven destroyed her career, Detective Inspector Kate Hayes thought the conspiracy was buried. She was wrong. When Dr Robert Ashford is found dead in his Adelaide Hills home, the staged suicide fools everyone except Kate. Ashford was a Protocol Seven witness—one of the few who testified and survived. Or so Kate believed. The USB drive Ashford left behind reveals the devastating truth: Protocol Seven wasn't the crime. It was the cover-up. For fifteen...

Historians will wrestle with the echoes of the cataclysmic events, psychoanalysts will engage in perpetual discourse, and scientists, in their ceaseless pursuit of understanding, will grapple with the enigma that unfolded. Yet, none will definitively fathom the depths of what transpired. In the realm of lesser wisdom, amidst the clamour of social media enthusiasts, resounding declarations arise, branding Benedict Verrall as a madman. Some assert that the events in the quaint southern hamlet were nothing more than a concocted tale, a sinister government conspiracy. They dismiss Samuel ...

Three cases. Three corners of Sydney. One detective who won't let go. Sergeant Natalie Campbell is new to Homicide, paired with veteran Detective Gary Haddock — a man who's seen everything and trusts nothing. Together they work the cases Sydney would rather forget: the bodies that surface where wealth meets water, where the city's bright facade hides something rotten underneath. Dark Streets (Book 1) A homeless man dies on Darlinghurst Road — no surprise, until the autopsy says murder. Then a socialite is found with her throat cut in the exclusive Point Piper. Then another body. And ...