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You can run - but there's nowhere to hide. 'Steve Mosby has become one of a handful of writers who make me excited about crime fiction' Val McDermid

The truth hurts. Sometimes it kills. A terrifying and heartbreaking novel of guilt and innocence...

His break-ins are careful. His attacks are savage. His confidence is growing... 'Intense, creepy and deeply disturbing. Mosby stabs right to the heart of one of our deepest fears' S J Bolton

Sometimes, there's a thin line between love and hate. Or at least that's one theory for DI Zoe Dolan, tracking the Creeper - a stalker who's been breaking into women's homes and attacking them. But the Creeper's violence is escalating and there's no pattern, no clue as to how he's getting in, and no clue as to who's next. Until Jane Webster gets a call to the helpline where she volunteers. It's meant to be a confidential service and Jane is torn - it could be a hoaxer, but the soft voice at the end of the line has the ring of truth about it. He says he loves these women - but it's a love that ends in blood.

The Dark Room...it's the place fear comes from. For DI Andrew Hicks, solving a murder is logical: your first suspicions are usually right. So when the brutally beaten body of a young woman is found, his attention focuses closely on the ex-boyfriend. But then more bodies start appearing, all beaten beyond recognition, and there is no connection between any of the victims. Because this is a new type of killer, one who revels in chaos. To survive, Hicks must face not only a serial killer with no discernable motive, but the hidden darkness of his own past.

Black flowers for the missing ones mean they're never coming back, in a chilling new tale from a master of modern crime This is not a story about a girl who disappears. This is the story of a little girl who comes back. As if from nowhere, she appears one day on a seaside promenade, with a black flower and a horrifying story about where she's been. But telling that story will start a chain reaction of dangerous lies and deadly illusions that will claim many more victims in the years to come. Neil Dawson has grown up wanting to be like his father—a writer. When his father commits suicide, he is devastated. But through his grief, Neil knows something isn't right. Looking through his father's papers, he finds a copy of an old novel, The Black Flower . Opening it will take Neil into an investigation full of danger, pain, and subterfuge. Hannah Price is also mourning her father. She followed his footsteps into the police force, and knows she has a big reputation to live up to. When she gets assigned to Neil's father's case, it will lead her on a journey into her own past and to the heart of a shattering secret.

Helps you and your staff communicate in Spanish. This title features dental- specific terms and phonetic spellings which help you translate each step of the dental experience, from initial contact through advanced procedures. It covers the terminology related to the trends such as implants, oral and maxillofacial surgery, and cosmetic dentistry.

The superb, genre-bending novel from the brilliant Steve Mosby - full of plot twists and terrifying shocks...

Life is priceless - but death is worth even more. A blistering, high-concept novel from an author who 'reaches into dark places where most British crime writers are afraid to go' Express