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Light Perpetual
(Paperback)
Andrzej Sapkowski; Translated by David French
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Discovery Miles 5 170
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Something scared Nuala Flaherty to death. When her body is found in
the centre of a pentagram on a lonely moor, Rebecca is determined
to find out what. Was she killed by supernatural means, or is there
a more down-to-earth explanation? Rebecca's investigation leads her
to a mysterious cult and local drug dealings. But what she doesn't
know is that crime matriarch Mo Burke still has her in her
crosshairs. Mo wants payback for the death of her son, and after
one failed attempt to hurt Rebecca, she is upping the ante. And
this time, it could be lethal.
Family first. Family last. The Glass family always... Charley Glass
arrived in her family's lives like the hurricane she'd escaped. But
she hadn't run far enough: the ruthless Giordano family are on her
tail and want two things - her life, and the return of the property
she stole from them. No matter how many bodies stack up. After
years of hoping, Charley finally has the family she's always
wanted, but now she's going to have to tell them the real reason
she came looking for them. There is only one way she's going to
stay alive, and that is to employ the muscle of the notorious Glass
Family. The head of the family, Luke, isn't sure they're strong
enough to take on one of New Orleans' biggest crime gangs. But he'd
put his life on the line to protect the empire they've built - even
if they'll have to take on an enemy hurting enough to cross an
ocean for revenge. Page-turning, gritty, and utterly compelling,
Thief is Owen Mullen's best book yet. Perfect for fans of Martina
Cole, Kimberley Chambers and Mandasue Heller. What readers say
about Owen Mullen: 'Owen Mullen knows how to ramp up the action
just when it's needed... he never fails to give you hard-hitting
thrillers that have moments that will stay with you forever...'
'One of the very best thriller writers I have ever read.' 'Owen
Mullen writes a good story, he really brings his characters to life
and the endings are hard to guess and never what you expected.'
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Murder.com
(Paperback)
Haughton Murphy
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R335
R311
Discovery Miles 3 110
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A not-so-anonymous victim sends Reuben Frost on a chase to catch a
high-tech killer The girl is found lying beside the East River,
strangled. She's in her late twenties-so why was she carrying a
fake ID? The case should have nothing to do with Reuben Frost,
legendary retired Wall Street lawyer, but Frost has never been
known to mind his own business. Not to mention, his wife, Cynthia,
has been slowed down by arthritis, and his social calendar is
barren for the first time in decades. It's the perfect time to find
a murderer. The dead girl is Marina Courtland, daughter of
millionaire food distributor Daniel Courtland, a treasured client
of Frost's old firm. Working alongside his dear friend Luis
Bautista, the sharpest detective in the NYPD, Frost digs into
Marina's past. But what he discovers is a tangled web of
plagiarism, infidelity, and indiscreet emails that will ultimately
put him face to face with Marina's killer. Murder.com is the 8th
book in the Reuben Frost Mysteries, but you may enjoy reading the
series in any order.
The global phenomenon and bestselling inspiration behind the Netflix
film of the same name – the 365 Days series – continues as it follows
the sizzling story of Laura and Massimo.
As the wife of Don Massimo Torricelli, one of the most dangerous Mafia
bosses in Sicily, Laura’s life is a roller coaster. She is often at
risk, the potential target of Massimo’s unscrupulous enemies who will
stop at nothing to destroy the powerful man. And when Laura is
seriously injured in an attack, pregnant and fighting to survive,
Massimo faces the toughest decision of his life. What will his life be
without Laura? Will he be able to raise their child alone? What will
the fate of his family be, and whose 365 days may come to a close?
They raised her. Nurtured her. And lied about everything.
They told Sadie she was adopted.
They gave her a home and showered her with love.
But they lied.
Sadie was stolen.
They say Sadie’s making it all up.
But you shouldn’t believe a word…
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