Alfred Bekker 
Marquanteur And The Decapitated Man: France Crime Thriller [EPUB ebook] 

While teaching a master class at an elite music conservatory, the blind violinist and amateur sleuth give an extra lesson in how to catch a killer.   When the Kinderhoek Conservatory of Music in …

Harry Bridger helps people run from their enemies. But when he arranges for Angela Linehan and her son to disappear abroad from her violent husband in London, little does he know that his life will d …

In a game played by people on nights and weekends, lovers of the medieval culture, art, and pageantry come together to enjoy the best of a millennium of European history. But as with any game, this o …

A fire killed his father. And devastated her life Special agent Liam Maverick is searching for information about the fire that killed his father, and Peyton Weiss has answers. But someone doesn”t wa …

A TIMES BEST CRIME BOOK OF THE YEARIn London, private investigator Dr Rayhana Crane is contacted by a woman who has received an unexpected letter from her estranged son Jason, not seen since he left …

A sociopath managing an aged care facility: What could go wrong?Precocious and pretty Maxine Gilbert is a clever and talented nine-year-old, adored by a doting father. She is also cruel, sadistic and …

Centuries ago, the Egyptian Pharaoh Akhenaten appointed a council of 22 custodians to foster the flourishing of the human spirit through the pursuit of knowledge, the advance of the arts, and covert …

I ALWAYS WANTED TO ASK MY 94-YEAR-OLD GRANDMOTHER WHAT SHE DID DURING THE WAR…On a warm spring day in 2012, two elderly sisters; Mabel and Di, sit side by side smiling, as they are about to toast t …

Fear of the plague puts two sisters on a journey to escape a medieval town.The village where they settle is a dangerous place. If they want to survive, they must outsmart a cold-blooded ruler governi …

PC Charlie Quinlan has faced down thieves, robbers, drug dealers, would be murderers – scrotes as they’re known in the Met. But there’s one person she has yet to face down. Herself. Or should she say …