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Crime Fiction Crime Fiction Agatha Christie C J Sansom The Hollow (Paperback) £2 Lamentation (Hardback) £4 Lord Edgeware Dies (Paperback) £2 The body in the Library (Paperback) £2 Donna Leon Elephants can Remember (Paperback) £2 Blood from a Stone (Hardback) £8 Mrs McGinty’s Death (Paperback) £2 Wilful Behaviour (Hardback) £15 The Mystery affair at Styles (Paperback) £2 Death on the Nile (Paperback) £2 Dorothy L Sayers At Bertram’s Hotel (Paperback) £2 Unnatural Death (Paperback) £2 Three act tragedy (Paperback) £2 The Documents in the case (Paperback) £2 The thirteen problems (Paperback) £2 The Nine Tailors (Paperback) £2 Poirot investigates (Paperback) £2 Murder Must Advertise (Paperback) £2 Passenger to Frankfurt (Paperback) £2 Lord Peter Views the Body (Paperback) £2 Postern of Fate (Paperback) £2 Thrones, Dominations (Hardback) £8 The Seven Dials (Paperback) £2 Murder on the Orient Express (Paperback) £2 Edgar Wallace Poirot’s Last Case (Paperback) £2 The Frightened Lady (Hardback) £5 A murder is announced (Paperback) £2 The mirror cracked from side-to-side (Paperback) £2 Cat among the pidgeons (Paperback) £2 Ellis Peters A pocket full of rye (Paperback) £2 Brother Cadfael’s Penance (Hardback) £5 Third Girl (Paperback) £2 Confession of Brother Haluin (Hardback) £5 The ABC murders (Paperback) £2 The Confession of brother Haluin (Paperback) £2 N or M? (Paperback) £2 The Devil’s Novice (Hardback) £10 The Secret of Chimneys (Paperback) £2 An Excellent Mystery (Hardback) £7 The Heretic’s Apprentice (Hardback) £10 Ann Cleaves The Hermit of Eyton Forest (Hardback) £3.50 The Holy Thief (Hardback) £6 The Glass Room (Hardback) £8 Monks Hood (Hardback) £15 The Seagull (Hardback) £10 Monks Hood (Paperback) £2 Wild Fire (Hardback) £8 A Morbid Taste for Bones (Hardback) £20 Raven Black (Paperback) £2 A morbid taste for bones (Paperback) £2 White Nights (Paperback) £2 One Corpse too Many (Hardback) £15 Crime Fiction The Potter’s Field (Hardback) £6 Lynda La Plante The Potter’s field (Paperback) £2 Above Suspicion (Hardback) £10 The Raven in the Foregate (Hardback) £7 Hidden Killers (Paperback) £2 The Rose Rent (Hardback) £10 Widows (Paperback) £2 The Sanctuary Sparrow (Hardback) £16 The Red Dahlia (Paperback) £2 The Sanctuary Sparrow (Paperback) £2 The Summer of the Danes (Hardback) £6 Martin Cruz Smith The Summer of the Danes (Paperback) £2 Gorky Park (Hardback) £10 Virgin in the Ice (Paperback) £2 Wolves Eat Dogs (Hardback) £6 Eric Linklater PD Tremayne The Corpse on Clapham Common (Hardcover) £6 A taste for Death (Paperback) £2 A Certain Justice (Hardback) £6 Geraldine Beare A Certain Justice (Paperback) £2 Crime Stories from the Strand (Hardcover) £2 Death Comes to Pemberley (Hardback) £5 The Lighthouse (Hardback) £5 Ian Ranking The Private Patient (Hardback) £4 A Good Hanging (Paperback) £2 Cover her face (Paperback) £2 The Falls (Paperback) £2 Original Sin (Hardback) £10 The Complaints (Paperback) £2 Exit Music (Hardback) £3 Peter Tremayne Exit Music (Paperback) £2 Dancing with Demons (Hardback) £8 In a House of Lies (Hardback) £6 Night of the Lightbringer (Paperback) £3 The Naming of the Dead (Hardback) £5 Hide and Seek (Paperback) £2 Robert Galbraith Doors Open (Paperback) £2 The Cuckoo’s Calling (Paperback) £2 The Impossible Dead (Paperback) £2 Robin Whiteman Jason Goodwin Brother Cadfael’s Bok of Days (Hardback) £5 The Janissary Tree (Hardback) £4 Ruth Rendall John le Carre The Water’s Lovely (Hardback) £5 Tinker Taylor Soldier Spy (Paperback) £2 William Russell Special Correspondent of the Times (Hardback) £6.
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