The Independent : 'Between them, Sansom and Starkey have the 16th century licked.'

Sainsbury's Magazine : 'This taut psychological thriller is full of heart-thumping suspense'

Mitchell Rafferty is a landscape gardener--not a rich man--who receives a phone call that he initially thinks is some kind of a hoax: he is told that for two million in cash, he can get his wife back

It was meant to be a harmless stag night prank. A few hours later four of his best friends are dead, and Michael Harrison has disappeared

This is a new Logan McRae thriller from the bestselling author of "Cold Granite", set to rival Ian Rankin

The Times : '...the best courtroom drama for some time ... the trial is terrific, full of twists, surprises and legal trickery.'

The Observer : 'A sharp, memorable and occasionally surprisingly touching book'

When she was ten Liza Barton shot her mother dead, trying to protect her from her violent stepfather. The court ruled the death a tragic accident. Many believed it to be deliberate murder

Harlan Coben : 'Keith Ablow's setting is the darkest of all - the twists and turns of the human mind.'

Publisher's Weekly : '...deeply absorbing, and the nuances of Banks's character are increasingly compelling.'

John Law is a man full of secrets. People call him the Cryptographer, or the Codemaker. He is mysterious and charming, the world's first quadrillionaire, the inventor of an unbreakable code

Guardian : 'An involving narrative, a sharply observed cast and an atmospherically evoked and unusual setting'.