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 August Summer Reading Bundles

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Suspicious Minds, DMSMT750A

Some secrets are never truly buried. They are simply waiting for the right moment to surface. And when they do, chaos ensues. Adam Price gets a message that unravels his marriage from within. Ruth Galloway follows bones through tunnels beneath Norwich. Fin Macleod finds an old friend waiting at the bottom of a drained loch. And Roy Grace hunts a killer whose first victim vanished thirty years before his second. Perfect reading for suspicious minds!

Harlan Coben, The Stranger - A message from a stranger unravels Adam Price's marriage, dragging family secrets into the daylight one lie at a time.

Elly Griffiths, The Chalk Pit - Bones unearthed in forgotten tunnels beneath Norwich connect Ruth Galloway to a missing woman living rough in the dark.

Peter May, The Chessmen - A wrecked plane surfaces from a Lewis loch, dragging up the betrayal Fin Macleod buried twenty years ago.

Peter James, You Are Dead - A woman vanishes mid-call as a 30-year-old corpse is unearthed, leaving Roy Grace hunting a serial killer.

£39.96£12.99
Open Verdict, DMSMT751A

As our seasoned readers will know, not every case starts with a body or a police investigation. Harry Bosch reopens the one murder he was never allowed to investigate fully, that of his own mother's. Mike Mackenzie decides Edinburgh's paintings deserve better than a locked vault. Amos Decker watches a stranger shoot himself on a crowded street and cannot let the why go. On Glencoe's high passes, William Lorimer finds beauty and violence living closer than expected. Perfect reading for the sofa this weekend!

Michael Connelly, The Last Coyote – Suspended and grieving, Bosch investigates the murder he's avoided all his career, his own mother's, an open wound unsolved since childhood.

Ian Rankin, Doors Open – Three wealthy friends decide Edinburgh's finest paintings deserve better than a locked vault. So begins a quiet but unexpectedly dangerous heist.

David Baldacci, The Fix – A quiet family man shoots a stranger and then himself on a crowded street. No reason for his actions can be identified. But Amos Decker won't accept that version of events.

Alex Gray, Echo of the Dead – A Glencoe break turns into a killer hunt as two bodies surface in days, ruining the Highlands' quiet reputation.

£39.96£12.99

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