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The Blood
by E. S. Thomson
Jem Flockhart and Will Quartermain identify a link between a suicide and a prostitute's drowning death in a floating hospital that has dark ties to a private anatomy school and the opium dens of the waterfront.
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Broken Ground
by Val McDermid
When a would-be heiress uncovers a murdered body, rather than her hidden inheritance, in a Highland peat bog, DCI Pirie unravels a case where nothing is what it seems.
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Death Comes to Bath
by Catherine Lloyd
Taking the waters in Bath to treat an old war injury, Sir Robert befriends an elderly and pugnacious businessman whose subsequent demise is complicated by numerous suspects and a missing will.
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Hearts of the Missing
by Carol Potenza
A prize-winning debut novel follows the experiences of Pueblo Police Sergeant Nicky Matthews, who investigates a personally relevant case involving the serial murders of genetic members of the Fire-Sky tribe by a killer who also deliberately violates spiritual laws.
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In a House of Lies
by Ian Rankin
When the remains of a private investigator who went missing a decade earlier are discovered, Siobhan Clarke uncovers disturbing evidence implicating her mentor, Inspector Rebus.
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In the Galway Silence: a Jack Taylor novel
by Ken Bruen
Hopeful prospects and a case involving the murders of a wealthy Frenchman's twin sons are complicated for Jack Taylor by a babysitting request, the return of a character from his past and a manipulative vigilante killer.
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