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The second in a three-book series featuring Hella Mauzer, set in Helsinki in 1953, following on from "Evil Things". An homage to Agatha Christie, from an author who grew up in Russia and the US and now lives in Paris.

Berlin, July 1944, a few weeks before the attempted assassination of Hitler by Claus von Stauffenberg. Bora has been called back from the Italian Front to investigate the murder of a dazzling clairvoyant with Nazi connections.

A psychological thriller set in Luberon, France, winning the Grand Prix de Litterature policiere. Acclaimed for speaking for women in the era of disclosure of male violence.

The winner of the fifty-ninth Mystery Writers of Japan Award for Best Novel, translated here by Alison Watts (Aya Goda, Durian Sukegawa). Seventeen people die from cyanide in their drinks at a party hosted by the Aosawa family. Blind daughter Hisako is the only surviving family member. Many years later, the author of a book about the crime and a detective unite to get to the truths of culprit and motive. A multiple-voice exploration of the psy...

After hearing about the suspicious suicide of a local train driver, Buenos Aires journalist Veronica Rosenthal investigates and soon finds herself in an unfamiliar world of grinding poverty, crime-infested neighborhoods, and train drivers haunted by the memory of bodies hit at speed by their locomotives.

An emotional memoir of one of the great British photographers of the twentieth century, set to coincide with the release of a full-scale picture book celebrating Ravilious's work.

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Peter Bush translates this Inspector Mario Conde case from one of Cuba's most popular living authors. Conde must get to grips with a murder in the Barrio Chino, Havana's Chinatown. Netflix has recently adapted Padura's "Havana Quartet".

Looks at how Coleridge and Wordsworth began a love affair with walking in the fells of the Lake District in 1799, which transformed the way that we regard the area today. It wasn't until the late 19th century, however, that solitary fell walking became popular.

The sixth Martin Bora adventure goes back to the earliest point on the chronology yet. Bora investigates the death of a much-loved radical poet on the sun-blasted sierras of the Spanish Civil War.

New crime fiction heroine Hella Mauzer is introduced in this Cold War-set thriller - a misunderstood yet brilliant detective fighting both crime and prejudice.

These funny, dark and gruesome stories from Barcelona's bestselling crime writer presents a series of oddities including decomposing statues that stink out galleries, and a threat to the remnants of the cave life of early innocents posed by a triple murder. Crime enlivened by absurdity and surrealism.

A selective autobiography that includes 29 letters Girouard has received throughout his lifetime - it provides us with a fascinating insight into the lives and misbehaviour of many central figures in the cultural life of Britain during the second half of the 20th century.

Jonas' surprisingly quotidian existence as a spy is turned on its head by the kidnap of his father by ISIS - a state-of-affairs that leads Jonas to Beirut, and situations dangerously out of his depth. Written by a government operative under a pseudonym, this has the authenticity and authority of classic Le Carre.

A beautifully written and poignant memoir of one of the great British photographers of the 20th century, who captured the true essence of rural life in Britain.

A new selection of some of the finest work of one of Britain's most celebrated documentary photographers - it includes many of the greatest photographs ever taken of rural life in Britain.

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An entertaining selection of the most rewarding places to visit in one of the most historically significant countries in the world. A guide book in its own right, but above all a thoughtful, opinionated, and supremely well informed supplement and corrective to conventional guides.

A young transvestite found strangled in a Havana park. The stifling death of a beloved Cuba.

The 4th title in the prize-winning "Havana Quartet", translated by Peter Bush, this follows the success of "Havana Black", "Havana Blue" and "Havana Red".