Ralph Compton & David Robbins 
Ralph Compton Fatal Justice [EPUB ebook] 

Gordon Bemrose, a shady local businessman who lives in a large house on an island in the River Welland, decides he can make easy money from the property by using it for Country House murder weekends. …

”Gripping subjects, brilliantly drawn characters and a twisty turny journey from beginning to end. A tense, thrilling read and definitely 5 humongous stars from me” Angela Marsons . Someone stole a …

This story opens with a murder: a prominent criminologist at a provincial university is found dead, with his head beaten in. Neither his academic colleagues nor his students liked the victim it seems …

Sometimes feelings can get you killed FBI agent Dominic Colton never mixes business with pleasure. Until he falls into bed with Samantha Evans, his prime suspect’s daughter. With his cover blown and …

A novel. Hensford is an historic Hertfordshire village ill-at-ease with itself. Since time immemorial those inhabiting the lower and the upper halves have eyed each other with suspicion – but a suspi …

A gripping and compulsive thriller from the author of The Couple in Room 13 Jake Reese is an ordinary guy with an ordinary job, trying to block out the memory of his violent past by planning for …

Six months on from the events in NO ESCAPE, forensic psychologist Karen Taylor is busy assessing prisoners out on parole for a Ministry of Justice project designed to predict which of them will re-of …

Hiding in Plain Sight The second thrilling Amish Witness Protection novel After Julia Bradford”s son witnesses a gang shooting, hiding in Witness Protection on Abraham King”s Amish farm is the only …

Jennifer Ormiston, a lively and controversial local radio presenter, is found dead in an antique bath in her upmarket flat, an apparent suicide. Three weeks earlier, we meet a number of very differen …

When her daughter’s threatened, she fights back.When police deputy Ronin Doyle happens upon stunning Courtney Baker, he can’t shake the feeling that something’s not right. And as the lawman’s engulfe …