Captain
Dominika Egorova of the Russian Intelligence Service has returned from the West
to Moscow. She despises the men she serves, the oligarchs, and crooks, and
thugs of Putin's Russia. What no one knows is that Dominika is working for the
CIA as Washington's most sensitive penetration of the Kremlin. As she expertly
dodges exposure, Dominika deals with a murderously psychotic boss; faces
assassination attempt and counter-intelligence ambushes, and must rescue a
compromised agent and somehow spirit him out of Russia from under the noses of
her pursuers. Complicating it all is Dominika's relationship with her CIA
handler, Nate Nash. And when a mole in Moscow finds her name on a classified
list of sources, it is a virtual death sentence. Palace
of Treason is by Jason Matthews and is due to be published in January 2016
Cal
McGill is the sea detective: an oceanographer and one-of-a-kind investigator
who uses his knowledge of the waves to find where objects came from, or track
where they've gone. For five years Priest's Island has guarded the mystery of
Max Wheeler's disappearance. In this isolated township on the edge of the
Atlantic, there are no secrets - except what really happened to
fourteen-year-old Max. Now Cal McGill has taken up the quest. A grieving
father, a community riven by tragedy - and resentful of the suspicion - all
make a powder keg of secrets and vengeance ready to explode. The
Malice of Waves is by Mark Douglas-Home and is due to be published in April
2016.
Forensic
investigator Darby McCormick queues to enter Boston Police Headquarters on a
freezing winter morning. Lured back to her home town to help solve a cold case,
Darby won't get far inside the station - and this will be no ordinary
homecoming...Because someone suddenly takes a woman hostage and a stand-off
ensues. The man has explosives strapped to himself and other bombs hidden
around the city, rigged to explode - every three hours - until he gets what he
wants. Working desperately against the clock, Darby realizes she is trapped between
a kidnapper who would kill to expose the truth and people who would let others
die to hide their lies. Every Three Hours is by Chris Mooney and
is due to be published in March 2016.
McLean
must investigate the seedy goings on of an exclusive and secretive society,
catering for the rich and powerful of the city. Somehow it is linked to a
particularly gruesome cold case from twenty years ago, McLean's first case with
the force. The Damage Done is by James Oswald and is due to be published in
February 2016.
A
series of uniquely brutal murders targets victims from totally different walks
of life. In a society divided according
to Zodiac signs, those differences are cast at birth and binding for life. All eyes are on Detective Jerome Burton and
astrological profiler Lindi Childs – divided in their beliefs over whether the
answer is written in stars but united in their conviction that there is an
ingenious serial killer executing a grand plan.
Together, they will unravel a dark tale of betrayal, lost love, broken
promises and a devastating truth with the power to tear their world apart. Zodiac is by Sam Wilson and is due to be
published in June 2016.
Orphan
X is by Gregg Hurwitz and is due to be published in April 2016. “Do you need my help?” It was always the
first question he asked. They called him when they had nowhere else to turn. As
a boy he was chosen, then taken from the orphanage he called home. Raised and
trained as part of a top secret programme he was sent to the worst places in
the world to do the things his government denied any knowledge of. Then he
broke with the programme, using everything he'd learned to disappear. He wanted
to help the desperate and deserving. But now someone's on his tail. Someone who
has issues with his past. Someone who knows he was once known simply as Orphan
X.
A
hit-and-run on a woodland road near Amsterdam involving an Afghan boy is
connected to a powerful international crime syndicate. Journalist Farah Hafez, together with her
colleague Paul Chapelle, gets caught up in an investigation that takes them all
the way to Moscow and has great political and personal ramifications than they
bargained for. After this perilous
journey, their lives will never be the same. Butterfly on the Storm is the first instalment of The Heartland Trilogy by Walter Lucius
and is due to be published in July 2016.
Little Boy Blue is by M J Arlidge and is
due to be published in March 2016. Helen's
most
Many
changes have happened to the Murder Squad.
Rash actions have cost Sergeant Nevil Hammersmith his job, and in
response he has set up his own private detective agency. Inspector Walter Day has been missing for a
year and no one knows where he is though there is a strong suspicion that Saucy
Jack has him. Hammersmith has made
finding day his primary case, and he has company – a pair of bounty hunters, a
man and a woman. It is only gradually
that he has come to realise that they are not what they seem. Lost
and Gone Forever is by Alex Grecian and is due to be published in June
2016.
Christmas
Eve 1985 -The shaved, exsanguinated body of a young man is found in Red Square;
frozen solid - like marble to the touch - missing the little finger from his
right hand. A week later, Alex Marston,
the fifteen year old daughter of the British Ambassador disappears. Army
Intelligence Officer, Tom Fox, posted to Moscow following the death of his own
daughter, is asked to help find her. It's a shot at redemption. But as Fox's investigation drags him deeper
towards the dark heart of a Soviet establishment determined to protect its own
so his fears grow, with those of the girl's father, for her safety. A flayed
cat, hung by its hind legs from the ceiling of Fox's flat is just a warning. And if Fox can't find Alex soon, it looks as
if she could become a sadistic killer's next human victim . . . Moskva
is by Jack Grimwood and is due to be published in May 2016.
When
Zoo agrees to take part in the latest reality television show, In the Dark, she knows that her skills of endurance
will be tested to the limit. Beating
twelve competitors in a series of survival tasks deep in the forest will be her
ultimate challenge before motherhood.
But as the contestants are overtaken by hunger, injury and psychological
breakdown, the mind games and hazards to which they are subjected seem
increasingly extreme and dark beyond measure. This isn’t what Zoo signed up for. Is she in a game with no end? Discovering the truth is just the beginning. The Last One is by Alexandra Oliva and
is due to be published in July 2016.
A Fever of the Blood is by Oscar de
Muriel and is due to be published in February 2016.
An
'innocent' killer. A politician's missing daughter. An unidentifiable corpse.
What connects these crimes? An unidentifiable murder victim may be the missing
piece of the puzzle for a massive expose that journalist Helen Norton is
writing about the links between politics, business and crime in the north-east.
Her former colleague Tom Carney receives a letter from a convicted murderer who
insists he is innocent. Tom decides to meet the man face-to-face. Meanwhile,
Detective Ian Bradshaw searches for a politician's missing daughter - who it
seems has run away to the bright lights and seedy streets of London's Soho. As
the three cases become intertwined, Helen, Tom and Bradshaw realize too late
what they've uncovered. Behind Dead Eyes
is by Howard Linskey and is due to be published in March 2016.
Among Thieves is by John Clarkson and is
due to be published in May 2016. Unfairly imprisoned by the State of New York,
ex-con James Beck is a man with a keen sense of right and wrong. But when a
friend's niece turns to him for help, he soon discovers that the men at whose
hands she's suffered are more dangerous than he could possibly have imagined.
In order to prevail, he and his gang of friends will have to outwit, out-flank
and out-fight a formidable array of opponents the like of which they've never
before encountered. Or die trying.
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