Prime Suspect
by Lynda La Plante | 
Royal Heist
by Lynda La Plante | 
Bella Mafia
by Lynda La Plante | 
Cold Shoulder
by Lynda La Plante | 
Who Killed Palomino Molero?
by Mario Vargas Llosa | 
A Most Peculiar Malaysian Murder
by Shamini Flint | 
The Word Is Murder
by Anthony Horowitz |
The Broken Shore
by Peter Temple | 
Blood-Red Rivers
by Jean-Christophe Grange |
The Tattoo Murder Case
by Akimitsu Takagi |
The Monogram Murders
by Sophie Hannah |
The Lady in the Car with Glasses and a Gun
by Sebastien Japrisot | 
The Good Detective
by John McMahon | 
A Bali Conspiracy Most Foul
by Shamini Flint |
The Tokyo Zodiac Murders
by Soji Shimada | 
Frozen Assets
by Quentin Bates | 
The Paris Enigma
by Pablo De Santis | 
The Neon Lawyer
by Victor Methos | 
The Gray and Guilty Sea
by Scott William Carter | 
Head in the Sand
by Damien Boyd |
The drag queen named Vera Reynolds swayed on-stage singing "Falling in Love Again." And a sixteen-year-old boy lay in Vera's fire-engulfed apartment . . . very, very dead. He was a "rent boy," a sex-for-hire street kid who catered to the tastes of special customers. It was the kind of murder Soho's Vice Squad saw often. But the influential do-gooder who was a prime suspect in this one made the young boy's death different--a ticking bomb able to blast open the nasty, secret lives of politicians, judges . . . and cops. Detective Jane Tennison had moved up the career ladder through sheer guts and an unstoppable passion for justice. Now, on her first day as the head of the Vice Squad, she caught a case threatening to wreck her career. She had been told whom to arrest--and whom to back off from-in the murder of the "rent boy." And she couldn't go with the program. She knew a destroyer of children was out there. She knew she had a choice: to save her future or go after him like an avenging angel, and damn the consequences to hell . . . .