Sundays At Tiffany\'s
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Sundays At Tiffany\'s
By Diane Shipley
Anything with Tiffany\'s in the title is attention-grabbing all on its own, but the new bestseller by thriller-meister James Patterson (written with former children\'s author Gabrielle Charbonnet) has a tantalising storyline, too. When Jane Margaux was younger, she was a lonely child whose only ally was her imaginary friend, a thirty-something George Clooney-esque man called Michael, who was handsome, suave, funny and smart. But as Jane grows up, she forgets all about Michael, until one day, she meets him… for real. Could he possibly be her soul mate, and if so, how? With its mix of intrigue and romance and echoes of The Time Traveller\'s Wife, it\'s no surprise this book has already become a huge hit.
Sundays At Tiffany\'s by James Patterson and Gabrielle Charbonnet, £7.99 from Amazon.co.uk
Child 44
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Child 44
Based on a true story, former screenwriter Tom Rob Smith\'s first novel Child 44 has picked up some glowing reviews. A thriller set in 1950s Russia, it\'s about Leo Demidov, a man who has spent his life working for the harsh Stalinist Russian regime, arresting men and women he knows to be innocent. But when a series of brutal murders takes place, his conscience is pricked, and he decides to redeem his past wrongs by solving the murders; murders that the government won\'t admit actually happened. Expect to feel very sleep-deprived as you finish this fabulous thriller, desperate to discover if Demidov will succeed.
Child 44 by Tom Rob Smith, £6.93 from Amazon.co.uk
Fearless Fourteen
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Fearless Fourteen
Proving that not all bounty hunters have to be male, or know what they are doing, Janet Evanovich\'s hugely popular smart-mouthed, ass-kicking New Jersey heroine Stephanie Plum is back for her fourteenth (count \'em!) adventure. This time, she\'s after Dom Rizzi, a recently released bank robber and the cousin of Stephanie\'s on/off love interest Joe Morelli. Before he went to jail, Rizzi stashed $9m in a secret location, and now he\'s out both he and the money are missing. Stephanie and Morelli must try to fight their sexual tension, avoid serious injury and find their man before any more dead bodies turn up.
Fearless Fourteen by Janet Evanovich, £10.11 from Amazon.co.uk
Blood Brother
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Blood Brother
Where would thrillers be without a few good psychopaths? And there are few novels which have a more intriguing twist on the genre than this one. Hard-working homicide detective Carson Ryder has never told anyone that his brother Jeremy is a notorious (and thankfully jailed) serial killer. But when Jeremy escapes from prison and is the prime suspect in a raft of new murders, Carson is put to work tracking him down, with his family ties and sense of morality both called into question along the way. Will he find his brother before anyone else is killed? And if he does, what will he do then?
Blood Brother by J.A. Kerley, £3.49 from
Amazon.co.uk
The Suspicions Of Mr Whicher
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The Suspicions Of Mr Whicher
Boasting a fabulously striking olde worlde cover and a win at the Samuel Johnson awards for non-fiction, Kate Whicher\'s new book is a fascinating exploration of the Victorian murder of a young middle-class child. Like the best fast-paced fiction, this is an exhilarating ride and with its echoes of modern-day news stories, the tale of the infamous Murder at Road Hill House will keep you as interested and intrigued in the case as the British public was back in 1860.
The Suspicions of Mr Whicher by Kate Summerscale. £7.19 from Amazon.co.uk
The Final Reckoning
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The Final Reckoning
Former Richard and Judy summer book club fave Sam Bourne is known for his intelligent thrillers that always introduce interesting characters and innovative plots. His brand new book is no exception, featuring Tom Byrne, a formerly idealistic lawyer who has become seriously jaded over the course of his career. When the United Nations offers him a lot of money to cover up an accidental death, he readily agrees. But later he finds out things are a lot more complicated - and dangerous - than either he or his employers had realised... Tom must now track down the truth about a long-held state secret, before the men on his trail catch up with him.
The Fianal Reckoning by Sam Bourne, £3.49 from Amazon.co.uk
The Behaviour Of Moths
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The Behaviour Of Moths
Lepidoptery (aka the study of moths) might not seem like the basis of a darkly fascinating story, and yet Poppy Adams makes it so. Reclusive moth expert Ginny rarely ventures from the formerly idyllic mansion that used to be her old family home, living as a virtual recluse. But now her younger sister Vivien is coming to visit for the first time in 47 years, opening up a whole host of family secrets that would have been better left buried. Expect tension, intrigue and a creeping sense of claustrophobia from this critically acclaimed new author.
The Behaviour Of Moths by Poppy Adams, £9.09 from Amazon.co.uk
Devil May Care
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Devil May Care
If you loved Sebastian Faulks\' previous books, such as Birdsong and Charlotte Gray, you\'ll be in for something of a surprise with this one, a new James Bond book written as Ian Fleming. In a departure for the usually highbrow Faulks, Devil May Care continues in the retro-thriller style of James Bond creator Fleming\'s other books (think the Sean Connery films for an idea of the tone). If you can\'t wait to see Daniel Craig in Quantum of Solace when it hits screens later this year, this ‘60s-set story of intrigue and (of course) bad puns and sex might just quench your appetite.
Devil May Care by Sebastian Faulks, £7.59 from Amazon.co.uk
Nineteen Minutes
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Nineteen Minutes
Jodi Picoult has done it again: written a thoughtful book on a topical subject, this time school shootings, which gives a new insight into the motives behind such a terrible crime. Nineteen Minutes is the story of a small New Hampshire town torn apart by a mass murder at the local high school. Unlike most school shooters, Picoult\'s anti-hero has lived to give his side of the story, and his upcoming court case is about to reveal that he might not be the only one who has committed an unforgivable crime... You\'ll be shocked both by the turns the story takes and by how hard it is to put this book down.
Nineteen Minutes by Jodi Picoult, £5.03 from Amazon.co.uk
The Vows Of Silence
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The Vows Of Silence
Getting married is a wonderful time for a woman, or at least, it should be. For the brides-to-be of the small town of Lafferton, however, it is a time of suspicion and dread. A serial killer is terrorising the town, striking seemingly at random - the only connection between his victims the fact that all of them will be getting married soon. Who would do such a thing... and why? Expect to find out much more than just ‘whodunit\' in this classy and disturbing psychological thriller featuring Susan Hill\'s popular forensic psychologist Simon Serrailler.
The Vows Of Silence by Susan Hill, £8.44 from Amazon.co.uk
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