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Janna is scared that she is going crazy especially when she discovers that she did her usual work yesterday at the office. Her friend Kathy and her boyfriend David tell her she was her usual self once she confides in them. David and Kathy suggest she sees a psychiatrist to help her get past the trauma. She believes the… Read Full Review. Neil Richards / Matthew Costello Books In Order. Richards has had an accomplished career working in television and film as a writer and a producer. He has written a variety of scripts and earned a number of Bafta nominations. Richards has composed stories and scripts for video games that include Starship Titanic, which was written along with famed science fiction author Douglas Adams, and several more. He also stays busy by consulting with companies about digital storytelling. Neil met Matt Costello in the nineties. Born in 1948, the science fiction writer and Richards eventually formed a writing partnership. Costello is based in New York City and together they have composed a number of hours of good television. Costello also writes scripts and designs games. His novel Beneath Still Waters was adapted into a 2005 movie. When it comes to crime fiction, the two tried their hand at it in novel form with their Cherringham series. They agree that an Englishman and an American collaborating on stories about crime with heroes that are English as well as American seems an idea that was long overdue for them. Neil Richards is the co-creator and the author of the Cherringham fictional series. It is written along with author Matthew Costello. The first novel in the series was released for readers to enjoy in 2013. The debut story was titled Murder on Thames. The sequel came out shortly after and is titled Mystery at the Manor. There are well over two dozen novels in the series, so check it out if you are looking for a series to read with plenty of stories to offer! The 33rd book in the series came out in 2019 and is titled Cliffhanger. Murder on Thames is the first book in the Cherringham series. If you are looking for an intriguing murder mystery story to check out, then this is the novel for you! The story starts out in Cherringham, which is known for being a peaceful and a quiet town located in the Cotswolds. It is a place that is known for its slow way of life, and even time itself seems to move in a slower way there. The people that live there do not experience crime frequently. Nothing happens that is outside of the ordinary, at least most of the time. That all changes when a body is found one morning. It is a woman and she was found dead, still located in the local river. It is determined that the victim is Sammi Jackson. Why she was in the water and whether there was foul play involved is yet to be seen. Meanwhile, a new face is coming into town. Sarah Edwards has moved here with her children and brought the three of them to Cherringham after her marriage totally and utterly fell apart. It seemed the right thing to do, but the last thing that you want to hear when you’re moving to a new place is that someone has just been found dead there under suspicious circumstances. This was supposed to be a safe place to start a new life with her kids. Now Cherringham is seeming to be more sinister than she would have hoped for. Adding to her sense of distress is the fact that she knew the dead woman. Sammi had been one of Sarah’s friends before both of them decided to move on to live in London. They haven’t been in close tough for some time now, but Sarah cannot help but think that this death could have involved someone else with a motive to kill. She also has a personal tie to the case, which doesn’t help her become less interested or invested. However, working doing web design and trying to get her kids fed and off to school does not leave time to work on solving cases independently. She isn’t even sure what she would be able to accomplish, honestly, and her children and her busy schedule demand her time. Little does she know about Jack Brennan’s existence in town, but she’s about to find out! Jack was a homicide detective with the NYPD but has since retired. He moved to Cherringham in the hopes that he would finally be able to have the type of quiet life he has been after all this time. Even though it is exactly the type of peace that he has been after, Jack realizes quickly that the slower way of living may not be for him after all. When Sarah requests his help to look into the death of her friend, he has some doubts about it. However, retirement isn’t exactly the perfect fit that he thought it would be. He needs some action and so agrees to help her look into things. However, the case quickly appears to be more complex than they would have thought. There are many things about the victim’s life that end up coming out as a result of their search. Her father’s problem with alcohol comes up, as well as an ex-boyfriend with a history of violence. It seems that there are plenty of secrets out there, and Jack and Sarah are determined to find out what really happened. The two of them are going to use all that they have got to figure out this case. Will their efforts be enough, or is someone on their tail trying to make sure that no one finds out who did this? Pick up the first book in this series to find out! Mystery at the Manor is the second book in the Cherringham series. If you love mysteries and murder combined into one compelling plot, pick up this engaging sequel! Mogdon Manor is owned by the elderly Victor Hamblyn. When he dies in a fire, it looks like an accident to the untrained eye. However, there are at least two people that have their doubts. Sarah is suspicious of the fire, as is Jack. The three children of the victim are all in middle age. The potential heirs all live in Cherringham as well. They’re also potential killers. Could one have them done it? Read this book to find out and check out the rest of the books in this awesome series from Costello and Richards! Missing Monday by Matthew Costello. Mass Market Paperback. Condition: Good. Connecting readers with great books since 1972. Used books may not include companion materials, some shelf wear, may contain highlighting/notes, may not include cdrom or access codes. Customer service is our top priority!. Missing Monday. Matthew J. Costello. Published by Penguin Publishing Group, 2004. Used - Softcover Condition: Good. Mass Market Paperback. Condition: Good. No Jacket. Pages can have notes/highlighting. Spine may show signs of wear. ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less. MISSING MONDAY. costello, matthew. Published by berkley, 2004. Used - Softcover. 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Missing Monday. On Sunday night Janna Wade went to sleep and had the dream. The black clouds roiling in the sky… The isolated farmhouse beckoning in the distance… The stairway leading into nothing… The choking sobs coming from behind the door… Open the door Janna. Don't be afraid, your screams will wake you. When Janna does awaken, it's Tuesday—an entire day lost. Yet according to her friends she was at work, her e-mails were answered, her lunch dates were met, and her phone calls were returned. In fact, it was a day just like any other. Except Janna doesn't remember a thing. It's as if she wasn't there at all. And if Janna wasn't there, who was? The answer comes with a stranger—a woman who knows what becomes of Janna's lost nights…who knows what Janna dreams…and who knows that from now on, Janna's every waking hour will be a nightmare. Matthew Costello. Matthew J. Costello (born 1948) is the author or coauthor of numerous novels and nonfiction works. His articles have appeared in publications including the Los Angeles Times and Sports Illustrated . He scripted 's bestselling CD-ROM interactive dramas and its sequel The 11th Hour , as well as many other videogames. Contents. Career 1 Novels 2 Videogames (script) 3 Awards 4 External links 5. Career. Along with F. Paul Wilson, Costello created and scripted FTL Newsfeed , which ran daily on the Sci-Fi Channel from 1992-1996. His television credits also include shows on The Disney Channel, PBS, the BBC, and many others. In 2005 his novel Beneath Still Waters was adapted into a film by director Brian Yuzna. His latest suspense novel, Nowhere , was published in 2007. Costello also wrote Island of the Skull (Pocket Books), an original prequel to Peter Jackson's film, King Kong . Costello's work for children include the book series The Kids of Einstein Elementary , published by Scholastic, and Magic Everywhere (Random House), as well as games including Aladdin’s Mathquest (Disney), A Cartoon History of the Universe (Putnam) and two math games based on the hit PBS Kids show Cyberchase . He is designer of role-playing and board games, including Dungeons & Dragons , Call of Cthulhu , Batman , Lone Wolf & Cub , and many others. Recently, Costello worked on Rage , a post-apocalyptic action-adventure game for and wrote its novelisation, as well as a new game for Eidos with Neil Richards and Swedish developer Avalanche Studios. Novels. Sleep Tight (1987) Revolt on Majipoor (1987) Fate's Trick: In the World of Robert Heinlein's Glory Road (1988) Beneath Still Waters (1989) Midsummer (1990) Child's Play 2 (1990) Wurm (1991) Child's Play 3 (1991) Darkborn (1992) Homecoming (1992) Caught in Time (1992) Garden (1993) See How She Runs (1994) SeaQuest DSV: Fire Bellow (1994) The 7th Guest (1995) (with Craig Shaw Gardner) Mirage (1996) (with F Paul Wilson) Masque (1998) (with F Paul Wilson) Unidentified (2002) Artifact (2003) (with Kevin J Anderson, Janet Berliner and F Paul Wilson) Missing Monday (2004) King Kong: The Island of the Skull (2005) 3: Worlds on Fire (2008) : Maelstrom (2009) Rage () (adaptation) (2011) Vacation (2011) Home (2012) Star Road , with Rick Hautala, (2014) Videogames (script) The 7th Guest (1993), Entertainment (Europe) Ltd. The 11th Hour (1995), Virgin Interactive Entertainment, Inc. Clue Chronicles: Fatal Illusion (1999), Atari Interactive, Inc. Starsky & Hutch (2003), Empire Interactive The Italian Job (2003), Eidos Interactive, Inc. Cyberchase: Castleblanca Quest (2003), Brighter Minds Media, Inc., Learning Company, The Doom 3 (2004), Publishing, Inc. Shellshock: Nam '67 (2004), Eidos Interactive Ltd. Doom 3: Resurrection of Evil (2005), Activision Publishing, Inc. Just Cause (2006), Eidos GmbH Disney's Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End (2007), Disney Interactive Studios Just Cause 2 (2010), Eidos GmbH Rage (2011), Bethesda Softworks. Awards. Bram Stoker Best Novel nominee (1993) : Homecoming Prometheus Award Best Novel nominee (1999) : Masque. External links. Matthew Costello website Matthew J. Costello at the Internet Speculative Fiction Database Matthew Costello at the Internet Movie Database. Doom . Hovertank 3D Catacomb 3-D Orcs & Elves Rage. Heretic Hexen: Beyond Heretic Hexen II. Katherine Anna Kang Matthew Costello. Adrian Carmack Jay Wilbur Mark Rein Sandy Petersen Dave Taylor American McGee Timothee Besset. 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