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Mystery Books - Reading for Pleasure | London Metropolitan University 09/27/21 Mystery Books - Reading for Pleasure | London Metropolitan University Mystery Books - Reading for Pleasure View Online (Extras) Test your prediction skills with our vast selection of thrillers, crime novels, and mysterious fantasies. Some are scary, some are thrilling, some are grisly - we have something for everyone! This list is being updated constantly by staff members, so if nothing strikes your fancy please check back later for new titles. 132 items E-Books (32 items) The thirty-nine steps / John Buchan Webpage Farewell my lovely / Raymond Chandler Webpage The Mysterious Affair at Styles - Christie, Agatha, 1890-1976 Book Poirot Investigates - Christie, Agatha, 1890-1976 Book The Man in the Brown Suit - Christie, Agatha, 1890-1976 Book The Murder on the Links - Christie, Agatha, 1890-1976 Book The Secret Adversary - Christie, Agatha, 1890-1976 Book The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes - Doyle, Arthur Conan, 1859-1930 Book The Hound of the Baskervilles - Doyle, Arthur Conan, 1859-1930 Book A Study in Scarlet - Doyle, Arthur Conan, 1859-1930 Book The Sign of the Four - Doyle, Arthur Conan, 1859-1930 Book The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes - Doyle, Arthur Conan, 1859-1930 Book 1/8 09/27/21 Mystery Books - Reading for Pleasure | London Metropolitan University The Return of Sherlock Holmes - Doyle, Arthur Conan, 1859-1930 Book His Last Bow: An Epilogue of Sherlock Holmes - Doyle, Arthur Conan, 1859-1930 Book The Lost World - Doyle, Arthur Conan, 1859-1930 Book Reader / Ariel Dorfman Webpage That affair next door ; and, Lost man's lane / Anna Katharine Green Webpage The girl on the train / Paula Hawkins Webpage The talented Mr Ripley / Patricia Highsmith Webpage Deadly triplets : a theatre mystery and journal / Adrienne Kennedy Webpage Murder leaves its mark : a Hawai‘i mystery / Victoria Nalani Kneubuhl Webpage Murder casts a shadow : a Hawai'i mystery / Victoria Nalani Kneubuh Webpage The Enchanted Clock : a Novel Webpage The spy who came in from the cold / John le Carré Webpage Picnic at Hanging Rock / Tom Wright, from an original work by Joan Lindsay Webpage Enchantment Lake : a Northwoods mystery / Margi Preus Webpage Severina / Rodrigo Rey Rosa Webpage Pythagoras' revenge : a mathematical mystery / Arturo Sangalli Webpage The gray ghost : a Seckatary Hawkins mystery / Robert F. Schulkers Webpage Only the dead / Vidar Sundstøl 2/8 09/27/21 Mystery Books - Reading for Pleasure | London Metropolitan University Webpage The dead letter, & The figure eight / Metta Fuller Victor Webpage Fingersmith / Sarah Waters Webpage Holloway Road Library (100 items) Our mystery books, available on the first floor of Holloway Road Library. The white tiger - Aravind Adiga, 2008 Book The skinner - Neal L. Asher, 2003 Book The blind assassin - Margaret Atwood, 2001 Book Bloodline - Mark Billingham, 2010 Book The glass lake - Maeve Binchy, 1995 Book Knife edge - Malorie Blackman, 2004 Book House at the end of the street - Lily Blake, 2012 Book The devil's edge - Stephen Booth, 2012 Book Divided city - Theresa Breslin, 2005 Book Picking up the pieces - Paul Britton, 2001 Book Black rabbit summer - Kevin Brooks, 2008 Book Deception point - Dan Brown, 2004 Book The calling - Alison Bruce, 2012 Book The hidden world - Henry Chancellor, 2009 3/8 09/27/21 Mystery Books - Reading for Pleasure | London Metropolitan University Book Persuader - Lee Child, 2011 Book A wrinkle in the skin - John Christopher, 2000 Book The death of grass - John Christopher, Robert Macfarlane, 2009 Book Artemis Fowl: the Opal deception - Eoin Colfer, 2005 Book The overlook - Michael Connelly, 2007 Book Black notice - Patricia Daniels Cornwell, 2000 Book The teacher - Katerina Diamond, 2016 Book Local girl missing - Claire Douglas, 2016 Book Half-blood blues - Esi Edugyan, 2011 Book The memory keeper's daughter - Kim Edwards, 2007 Book The big nowhere - James Ellroy, 1990 Book The forgotten waltz - Anne Enright, 2011 Book The virgin suicides - Jeffrey Eugenides, 2002 Book Tricky twenty-two - Janet Evanovich, 2015 Book Sweet and sour milk - Nuruddin Farah, 1980 Book Catch me when I fall - Nicci French, 2005 Book The red room - Nicci French, 2001 Book 4/8 09/27/21 Mystery Books - Reading for Pleasure | London Metropolitan University Complicit - Nicci French, 2010 Book Interworld - Neil Gaiman, Michael Reaves, 2013 Book In a strange room - Damon Galgut, 2010 Book K is for killer - Sue Grafton, 1994 Book Malarkey - Keith Gray, 2003 Book The dreams of Max & Ronnie - Niall Griffiths, 2010 Book The pelican brief - John Grisham, 1993 Book Theodore Boone: the abduction - John Grisham, 2011 Book No way back - Andrew Gross, 2013 Book The dry - Jane Harper, 2017 Book Ordeal by fire - Sarah Hawkswood, 2017 Book Hunting badger - Tony Hillerman, 2000 Book The fallen man - Tony Hillerman, 2010 Book Cartes postales from Greece - Victoria Hislop, Alexandros Kakolyris, 2016 Book The abduction - Jonathan Holt, 2014 Book A brief history of seven killings - Marlon James, 2014 Book Death comes to Pemberley - P. D. James, 2012 Book The bodhrán makers - John B. Keane, 2002 5/8 09/27/21 Mystery Books - Reading for Pleasure | London Metropolitan University Book Relentless - Simon Kernick, 2007 Book Steppin' on a rainbow - Kinky Friedman, 2001 Book Under the dome - Stephen King, 2009 Book Cell - Stephen King, 2006 Book Tigers in red weather - Liza Klaussmann, 2013 Book From the corner of his eye - Dean R. Koontz, 2000 Book False memory - Dean R. Koontz, 2000 Book Capital - John Lanchester, 2012 Book The missing and the dead - Stuart MacBride, 2015 Book The return of the dancing master - Henning Mankell, Laurie Thompson, 2009 Book The eye of the leopard - Henning Mankell, 2008 Book One step behind - Henning Mankell, Ebba Segerberg, 2003 Book God's dog - Diego Marani, Judith Landry, 2014 Book The princess of Denmark: an Elizabethan mystery - Edward Marston, 2015 Book The darkest secret - Alex Marwood, 2016 Book Coffin Road - Peter May, 2016 Book I'll keep you safe - Peter May, 2018 Book 6/8 09/27/21 Mystery Books - Reading for Pleasure | London Metropolitan University The good husband of Zebra Drive - Alexander McCall Smith, 2008 Book Blood ties - Sophie McKenzie, 2008 Book Fugitive pieces - Anne Michaels, 1997 Book Snowdrops - Andrew Miller, 2011 Book The forgotten garden - Kate Morton, 2008 Book The thirst - Jo Nesbø, Neil Smith, 2017 Book Ratlines - Stuart Neville, 2013 Book Vurt - Jeff Noon, 1994 Book A tale for the time being - Ruth L. Ozeki, 2013 Book Cradle and all - James Patterson, 2000 Book 3rd degree - James Patterson, Andrew Gross, 2004 Book Conviction - Richard North Patterson, 2005 Book Northern lights - Philip Pullman, 1999 Book Knots & crosses: an Inspector Rebus novel - Ian Rankin, 2000 Book A web of air - Philip Reeve, 2010 Book The Saint Zita Society - Ruth Rendell, 2013 Book The rottweiler - Ruth Rendell, 2003 Book The keys to the street - Ruth Rendell, 1996 7/8 09/27/21 Mystery Books - Reading for Pleasure | London Metropolitan University Book Road rage - Ruth Rendell, 1997 Book Kissing the gunner's daughter - Ruth Rendell, 1992 Book Gomorrah - Roberto Saviano, 2008 Book The reader - Bernhard Schlink, 1998 Book Too far - Rich Shapero, Eugene Von Bruenchenhein, Sky Shapero, Laurie Lipton, Henry Boxer, Maria Taylor, 2010 Book The sky is falling - Sidney Sheldon, 2001 Book We need to talk about Kevin: a novel - Lionel Shriver, 2006 Book Animal's people - Indra Sinha, 2009 Book Havana Bay - Martin Cruz Smith, 2000 Book The hate u give - Angie Thomas, 2017 Book Montmorency - Eleanor Updale, 2004 Book The feast of the goat - Mario Vargas Llosa, 2003 Book The devil's feather - Minette Walters, 2005 Book Affinity - Sarah Waters, 2008 Book Before I go to sleep - S. J. Watson, 2012 Book The dog collar murders - Barbara Wilson, 1989 Book 8/8.
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