Crime & mystery fiction
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The concept Crime & mystery fiction represents the subject, aboutness, idea or notion of resources found in Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea Libraries.
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Crime & mystery fiction
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The concept Crime & mystery fiction represents the subject, aboutness, idea or notion of resources found in Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea Libraries.
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- Crime & mystery fiction
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137 Items that share the Concept Crime & mystery fiction
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- You don't know me
- A most novel revenge
- A perilous undertaking
- A pinch of snuff
- A quiet belief in angels
- A simple favour : a novel
- A treachery of spies
- All fall down
- An act of peace
- An event in autumn
- Bitter remedy
- Blade of the assassin
- Celtic empire
- Cheated hearts
- Cleanskin
- Complicit
- Confession at Maddleskirk Abbey
- Curtain call
- Damsel in distress
- Dangerous lady
- Dangerous promises
- Dark harvest
- Dead certainty
- Dead man upright
- Dead woman walking
- Death comes to Pemberley
- Death is a welcome guest
- Death's dark abyss
- Die last
- Dying of the light
- Enteraining Eric : a wartime love story
- Falling creatures
- Far from true
- Firewatching
- Free from all danger
- Games with the dead
- Graveyard shift
- He died with his eyes open
- Heat
- Hell Bay
- Hidden moon
- Hide away
- I know a secret
- Il ladro di merendine
- Inherit the dead
- Innocent
- Insidious
- Journey to Death
- Kin
- La Carrera del Siglo
- Lady in the lake
- Laidlaw
- Lie to Me
- Little deaths
- Lord of the silent
- Maestra
- Maestra : the most exciting thriller you'll read this year
- Maigret takes a room
- Monsieur Pamplemousse on probation
- Monument Road
- Moriarty
- Murder at Deviation Junction : a novel of murder, mystery and steam
- My Darling Detective
- Night Music
- Night after night
- Night and day
- Nowhere child
- Plutona
- Police
- Reckless
- Robert B. Parker's Debt to pay
- Rough cut
- SO THE DOVES
- Sea of stone
- Severe Clear
- Sherlock Holmes and the king of clubs
- Sidney Chambers and the problem of evil
- Silent Lies
- Sins of the father
- Snow wasted
- Somebody I used to know
- Stay dead
- Still life
- Surrender, New York
- Takedown twenty
- Tell no one
- The Appearance of Murder
- The Black Friar
- The Corpse Bridge
- The Dead Mountaineer's Inn : one more last rite for the detective genre
- The Girl, the Gold Watch & Everything
- The Great Roxhythe
- The Krull house
- The Lost Girl
- The Saturday big tent wedding party
- The beautiful dead
- The big dig
- The body snatcher
- The case of the demented spiv
- The confessions of Frances Godwin
- The convictions of John Delahunt
- The devil's daughters
- The donor
- The drowning child
- The fateful day
- The good life
- The great revolt
- The hanging shed
- The heist
- The hunters
- The importance of being urnest
- The investigation
- The jump
- The last good kiss
- The laughing corpse
- The magpie tree
- The magus of Hay
- The murder of Harriet Krohn
- The name of the dog
- The nanny
- The night charter
- The nightwalker
- The parliament house
- The patriot threat
- The poisoning angel
- The puppet show
- The rules of Wolfe : a border noir
- The scorched earth
- The secret pilgrim
- The shape of sand
- The sound of silence
- The tipping point
- The whispering gallery
- The wronged
- They all fall down
- This is a dreadful sentence
- Time to die
- To kill for
- Too close to breathe
- Top secret twenty-one
- Vertigo
- Watch her disappear
- Year of the tiger
- A cold killing
- A death at South Gare
- A grain of truth
- A great reckoning
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