Books in the Murder Room series

'An author with a flair for terror' The New Yorker

'An author with a flair for terror' The New Yorker

One-way ticket to death . . .? 'Hughes is the master we keep turning to' Sara Paretsky

'An author with a flair for terror' The New Yorker

'An author with a flair for terror' The New Yorker

'An author with a flair for terror' The New Yorker

'Adept at laying one icy finger on the back of your neck' Spectator

'Adept at laying one icy finger on the back of your neck' Spectator

'[Spillane] was a quintessential Cold War writer, an unconditional believer in good and evil' Washington Times

'Compelling . . . fresher and more challenging than fiction' Herald

The eleventh title in Craig Johnson's bestselling Longmire series - now a hit TV drama

'Underwood's novels are insidiously hard to put down' Independent

'Master of the art of deception' New Statesman

'The great entertainer of our age and a mesmerizing storyteller' Stephen King

'Underwood's novels are insidiously hard to put down' Independent

'Master of the art of deception' New Statesman

'A master magician . . . King of the Art of Misdirection' Agatha Christie

'Hilary Norman's novels are some of the genre's scariest' Scotsman

'Hilary Norman's novels are some of the genre's scariest' Scotsman

'Maurice Procter is a born storyteller' Sunday Times

Classic police procedural by a 'born storyteller' (Sunday Times), who combined natural flair with his experience in the police to truly authentic effect.

'Maurice Procter is a born storyteller' Sunday Times

'Maurice Procter is a born storyteller' Sunday Times

Classic police procedural by a 'born storyteller' (Sunday Times), who combined natural flair with his experience in the police to truly authentic effect.

'Maurice Procter is a born storyteller' Sunday Times

Six victims. Same gun. No link. The final 87th Precinct novel from the master...

The second book in the New York Times bestselling Longmire series, featuring Sheriff Walt Longmire