Crime Books
Crime Books are available to buy here, we have a great selection so if your a big fan of crime books then this is the category for you
Sweeney Todd the Graphic Novel Original Text - Sean Michael Wilson - Graphic Novels: General
This is the classic novel that brought to life in full colour! No one knows for sure if Sweeney Todd actually existed - but this story, taken from a serialisation in a "Penny Dreadful" from 1846, was the first official record of the terrible crimes committed by the Demon Barber of Fleet Street. Gory? No! What's particularly good about this adaptation is that none of the horror is to be seen - making this a truly wonderful version of a brilliant book.
Red Mercury Blues (ebook)
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The King of Thieves
The new thrilling medieval mystery from the West Country's master of crime Baldwin and Simon uncover a deadly assassination plot in this fantastic novel in Michael Jecks' hugely popular medieval crime series. 1325: Sir Baldwin de Furnshill and his...
A Venetian Reckoning - Donna Leon - Crime & Thriller
A lorry crashes on one of the treacherous bends in the Italian Dolomites, spilling a terrible cargo ...A prominent international layer is found dead in the carriage of an intercity train at Saint Lucia ...Can the two tragedies possibly be connected? Commissario Guido Brunetti digs deep into the secret lives of the once great and good for the answer. For in a seedy Venetian bar lies the clue to an evil crime network reaching far beyond the laguna. But it will take another violent death in Venice before the forces of justice can even begin to proceed ...
Smiley's People
A wonderful, classic le Carre now reissued in a stunning new package. The murdered man had been an agent - once, long ago. But George Smiley's superiors at the Secret Service want to see the crime buried, not solved. Smiley will not leave it at...
Alexander The Great
MURDER IN BABYLON is a real-life historical detective story: a true tale of murder and mystery that has remained untold for over two thousand years.Recreating the scene of the crime to reveal eight suspects, each with the motive and opportunity to have assassinated the king. Graham Phillips uncovers a maze of intrigue, power-play and romantic tragedy that led inevitably towards Alexander's death. Ultimately, in a dramatic twist in the tale, the murderer is finally unveiled.
Gang Wars of London
Scotland Yard has been fighting a losing battle against serious and organised crime ever since the end of the second world war; murder, drugs, armed robbery, people smuggling, counterfeiting and prostitution are still on the rise. But why has...
Moll Flanders
Follows the life of the heroine through her many vicissitudes, which include her early seduction, careers in crime and prostitution, conviction for theft and...
Crimes of the Powerfu: A Reader
While it's more likely that blue collar and white collar crime are reported and punished, crimes of the powerful are less likely to be reported or punished. This title...
Amberville
Eric Bear thinks he has escaped his violent past, but when crime boss Nicholas Dove threatens Eric's beloved wife Emma Rabbit, Eric has no choice but to do what he asks: find a way to remove Dove's name from the Death List. Problem is...
Border Crimes: Australia's War on Illicit Immigrants
Argues that Australia's treatment of asylum seekers as 'illegal immigrants' should itself be regarded as criminal - as state crime. This title exposes the organised...
Cultural Criminology and the Carnival of Crime
This text provides a perspective on the relationship between culture and crime which introduces the idea of cultural criminology", and examines how it can be applied..."
All the Colours of Darkness
Chief Inspector Banks returns in number one bestselling Peter Robinson's new crime novel, read by Neil Pearson
Future of Modern Policing - Gene Hunt - TV Tie-In Humour
'Once upon a time coppers were heroes; nowadays, telling someone you're on the force is likely to get you in as much trouble as dipping your tadger in the punch at a Royal Garden Party'. Policing in the seventies was simple: when a crime was committed you tracked a nearby blagger, 'persuaded' him to confess and sent him off for a good long stretch. Simple. Sadly, policing in the eighties is a completely different kettle of fish. In fact, it's a whole different kettle of shoulder-pad-sporting, bouffant-haired, foundation-caked, coke-snorting, race-rioting career criminals.For your average bobby on the beat "The Rules of Modern Policing" are simply no longer enough. Thankfully, however, DCI Gene Hunt is once again on hand to help his fellow officers, and so we have "The Future of Modern Policing". Packed full advice for all ranks, this an invaluable policing manual in which the Gene Genie discusses all the new issues facing the Met - riots, forensics, political correctness (whatever the hell that is), IT, drugs and advanced interrogation techniques that you just might be able to persuade the judge are legal.There are also some practical exercises at the end of each chapter, including a helpful 'Spot the Drug Addict' picture quiz, so, even if you really don't know your arse from your elbow, you can at least learn to blag it. Gene Hunt may not be the most modern copper in the Met but he isn't a fool either. If you want to be one of the Met's top dogs, maybe you should buy his book, eh?
Living With Evil
A book that merges the classic misery memoir with a horrific true-life crime that has fascinated Ireland for over 30 years
Just the Job, Lad
Following the huge success of You're Coming With Me, Lad and Not On My Patch, Lad, Yorkshire bobby, Mike Pannett, returns with new crime fighting stories.
The Wench is Dead
Winner of the CWA Gold Dagger Award for Best Crime Novel Dextrously ingenious' Guardian That night he dreamed in Technicolor. He saw the ochre-skinned, scantily clad siren in her black, arrowed stockings. And in Morse's muddled computer of a...
Unlucky to the End
A true crime account of a Canadian miscarriage of justice. On 12 March 1976 Calgary police officer Allan Keith Harrison was shot and killed following a robbery at the Ingleside Credit Union. By the end of the year, Janise Marie Gamble, a twenty...
