In Ausma Khan's next powerful mystery, the murder of a filmmaker in Iran leads Detectives Esa Khattak and Rachel Getty into the heart of Iran's tumultuous politics.
After returning to Befrey, the traditional English village Keeley called home ten years ago, she's opened her dream yoga cafe, which doubles as both a yoga studio and a delicious vegetarian cafe. Even better, Keeley is dating handsome Detective Ben Taylor, and things are beginning to look serious. Too bad things never seem to run smoothly for long.
Bob Reynolds doesn't recognise the body in the creek. He would rather pretend he never saw it, but when it disappears he begins to doubt what little he knew about his secretive town. But he can't just forget the body, despite the advice he's given to do so, and despite the evidence to suggest that he might be disappearing along with it.
Scotland Yard Detective Alec Fletcher and his wife Daisy inherit a large house on the outskirts of London. It is an idyllic setting--until a dead body shows up in their communal gardens. Now it's up to them both to find out who the dead man is and who did him in.
Max Bravo is an opera singer who is summoned to Berkeley to comfort his distressed friend Claudia, who has just been dumped by her husband. While walking Claudia's dog, Max discovers a dog park and its sundry pack of dog walkers. They are a decidedly motley crew, all they have in common is the dog park. Then one of them disappears.
In A.D. 670 Fidelma of Cashel is asked to act as an advisor to the Irish delegation to a hostile church council. In an abbey in Burgundy, Bishop Leodegar of Autun has assembled church leaders from all over western Europe, intending to use the council to deliver a death blow to the Celtic Church. But his plans are threatened when one of the delgates is found murdered, his skull crushed.Fidelma and her husband, Brother Eadulf, are suddenly in th...
Rebecca Robbins is on a mission to sell the roller rink she inherited in her hometown and get back to her life in the city. What she doesn't count on discovering a dead body stuffed head first in the rink toilet.
A literate and thought-provoking story that runs a bit deeper than the standard crime thriller. Brownlee peels back the layers of modern-day Kenya with a skilled hand."
--"Deseret News "(Salt Lake City)Just when Inspector Daniel Jouma thought it was calm in Mombasa, all hell breaks loose. Bodies pile up in the morgue, his new boss wants answers...and the new mayor wants him out.
Meanwhile, the bulldozers are bearing down on Flamingo Creek, an...
