Orchestrated Death, Arrow Pointing Nowhere, Arabesk, Vodka Neat, An April Shroud, The Riddle of the River, and A Chill Rain

Traitor’s Blood

By Reginald Hill

Lemuel Stanhope-Swift--sixth Viscount Bessacarr and semi-professional cad--has for ages been on the lam from British justice, holed up in a tropical paradise and slowly drinking himself to death with a succession of young lovelies whose names he doesn't bother to ...

The Fashion in Shrouds

By Margery Allingham

The Tenth Book in the Albert Campion Series It's always a treat to learn something--something that's actually true--about Albert Campion, and this novels offers a particularly delicious bonbon in the form of an introduction to Campion's sister, ...

Death in the Morning

By Sheila Radley

The first Inspector Quantrill mystery It’s a glorious spring morning in the village of Ashthorpe. Birds are singing, and sunlight is dancing on the river, where Mary Gedge’s dress drifts lazily in the shallows and flowers mingle in her hair. ...