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Paperback or Softback. Condition: New. Murder at Matterdale: a gripping and atmospheric British crime mystery. Book.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. THE THIRD BOOK IN THE GRIPPING BRITISH DETECTIVE SERIES SET IN THE ATMOSPHERIC LAKE DISTRICTA body is discovered hanging from the rock face high on Shepherd's Crag.Detective Inspector Simon Wayland is the only detective in Cumbria with the skills to climb up to the body. When he does, he realises this was no accident.The man was hauled up there alive. Roped to the rock. And left to die.The dead man is Chet Brierley: bestselling author, national hero, a mountaineer who conquered the world's deadliest peaks. He came to the Lake District to launch his memoir. Someone made sure he never got the chance.Then a second climber is found dead.The trail leads Wayland far beyond the fells to a doomed expedition in the mountains of South America, where a single night ended in disaster.For twenty-five years the truth has stayed buried. But someone knows what really happened up there.And they've waited a very long time for revenge.Perfect for fans of Ann Cleeves, Peter Robinson and LJ Ross.MEET DETECTIVE SIMON WAYLANDA seasoned detective with decades of experience, Detective Inspector Simon Wayland has traded the chaos of city policing for the quieter rhythms of the Lake District. Thoughtful, observant and quietly stubborn, Wayland prefers patience and instinct to flashy police work. He enjoys the simple pleasures of life among the fells - long drives in his beloved vintage MG, a good pint in a village pub and the steady partnership of a small but loyal team. But even in the calmest corners of Cumbria, trouble has a habit of finding him.THE SETTINGThe Lake District is a land of sweeping mountains, quiet villages and deep, shadowed waters. Tourists come for the beauty, but those who live here know the fells can hide more than breathtaking views. In these close-knit communities, where history runs deep and memories are long, old secrets have a way of rising to the surface.READERS LOVE DAVID M. THORPE: 'Utterly fabulous read, I enjoyed every line of this novel.' SLDJ 'It's the best book I've read for a while.' Bev 'If you enjoy police procedurals that balance atmospheric tension with genuine heart, the second Simon Wayland investigation is an absolute must-read.' Diane Elizabeth T. 'Thorpe keeps the tension on as the pages turn never forgetting the beautiful Cumbrian settings making you feeling captivated.' Pete C. 'Another brilliant book, couldn't put it down.' Happyshopper2 'Very hard to put down.' Shirley McD. 'Mr Thorpe, you have me hooked. A superbly researched, enthralling crime story.' Julian F. 'Brilliant story.' Amazon Customer 'Excellent. Action-packed with twists and turns along the way.' Kindle Customer 'A very good read which I highly recommend to lovers of crime thrillers.' Martha B. 'Excellent, well plotted and good police procedural. Very gripping.' Colin H. 'Excellent writing, plenty of twists and turns and a great surprise ending.' lelly A body is discovered hanging from the rock face high on Shepherd's Crag. DI Simon Wayland climbs up to the body and re Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. STATED FIRST EDITION, FIRST PRINTING WITH COMPLETE NUMBER LINE STARTING WITH THE NUMBER 1 .HARDCOVER EDITION WITH DUSTJACKET.binding is solid .text unmarked . NOT EX-LIBRARY COPY.name inside front cover.

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Paperback. Condition: Brand New. 260 pages. 5.00x0.65x8.00 inches. In Stock.

Pictorial Card. Condition: GOOD (BELOW AVERAGE). No Jacket. First Edition. Wear to cover , stained pages. Michael Williams was the cricket loving founder of Bossiney books until its sale in the late 1990's , always enthusiastic his books and those of the authors he published are VERY readable and well researched now getting VERY collectable .Please email for further details Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾". Plates By Paul Broadhurst ,David Howarth & Others + Map (illustrator). SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR.…

Paperback. Condition: Brand New. 290 pages. 5.00x0.73x8.00 inches. In Stock.

Mass Market Paperback. Condition: Good. First Edition. Contains Novelty Act by Dick, Return to Brobdingnag by Bradford (Wasserug), The Lords of Quarmail (Part 2 of 2) by Leiber and Fischer, The Soft Woman by Thomas, The Originorg Way by Sharkey, They Never Come Back from Whoosh! and Death Before Dishonor by Thorpe (Disch). The front cover has two price stamps and a scribble in pen along with a small chip out of the top right corner. The back cover has several inches torn from the surface with some scribbling in the same area. The pages are browned with creasing to the corners at the back and some small chips but are otherwise unmarked. Cover by Emsh and interior illustrations by, Emsh, Finlay, Adkins and Lutjens. Postage charge will be reduced by £1.50 when the order is processed. Emshwiller, Ed (Emsh); Finlay, Virgil; Lutjens; Adkins, Dan (illustrator).…

Paperback. Condition: Brand New. 300 pages. 5.00x0.75x8.00 inches. In Stock.

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 148 pages. Illustrated. Ralph Kirkpatrick "On playing the clavichord" / David Lasocki and Terence Best "A new flute sonata by Handel" / Colin Lawson "Telemann and the chalumeau" / Filadelfio Puglisi "Signor Settala's'armonia di flauti'" / Peter Downey "A renaissance correspondence concerning trumpet music" / Peter Williams "BWV565: A toccata in D minor for organ by J.S.Bach?" / Cedric Thorpe Davie "A lost Morley song rediscovered".…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. THE THIRD BOOK IN THE GRIPPING BRITISH DETECTIVE SERIES SET IN THE ATMOSPHERIC LAKE DISTRICTA body is discovered hanging from the rock face high on Shepherd's Crag.Detective Inspector Simon Wayland is the only detective in Cumbria with the skills to climb up to the body. When he does, he realises this was no accident.The man was hauled up there alive. Roped to the rock. And left to die.The dead man is Chet Brierley: bestselling author, national hero, a mountaineer who conquered the world's deadliest peaks. He came to the Lake District to launch his memoir. Someone made sure he never got the chance.Then a second climber is found dead.The trail leads Wayland far beyond the fells to a doomed expedition in the mountains of South America, where a single night ended in disaster.For twenty-five years the truth has stayed buried. But someone knows what really happened up there.And they've waited a very long time for revenge.Perfect for fans of Ann Cleeves, Peter Robinson and LJ Ross.MEET DETECTIVE SIMON WAYLANDA seasoned detective with decades of experience, Detective Inspector Simon Wayland has traded the chaos of city policing for the quieter rhythms of the Lake District. Thoughtful, observant and quietly stubborn, Wayland prefers patience and instinct to flashy police work. He enjoys the simple pleasures of life among the fells - long drives in his beloved vintage MG, a good pint in a village pub and the steady partnership of a small but loyal team. But even in the calmest corners of Cumbria, trouble has a habit of finding him.THE SETTINGThe Lake District is a land of sweeping mountains, quiet villages and deep, shadowed waters. Tourists come for the beauty, but those who live here know the fells can hide more than breathtaking views. In these close-knit communities, where history runs deep and memories are long, old secrets have a way of rising to the surface.READERS LOVE DAVID M. THORPE: 'Utterly fabulous read, I enjoyed every line of this novel.' SLDJ 'It's the best book I've read for a while.' Bev 'If you enjoy police procedurals that balance atmospheric tension with genuine heart, the second Simon Wayland investigation is an absolute must-read.' Diane Elizabeth T. 'Thorpe keeps the tension on as the pages turn never forgetting the beautiful Cumbrian settings making you feeling captivated.' Pete C. 'Another brilliant book, couldn't put it down.' Happyshopper2 'Very hard to put down.' Shirley McD. 'Mr Thorpe, you have me hooked. A superbly researched, enthralling crime story.' Julian F. 'Brilliant story.' Amazon Customer 'Excellent. Action-packed with twists and turns along the way.' Kindle Customer 'A very good read which I highly recommend to lovers of crime thrillers.' Martha B. 'Excellent, well plotted and good police procedural. Very gripping.' Colin H. 'Excellent writing, plenty of twists and turns and a great surprise ending.' lelly A body is discovered hanging from the rock face high on Shepherd's Crag. DI Simon Wayland climbs up to th Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

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Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. FIRST EDITION. Octavo (23 x 15cm), pp.48. Publisher's card wraps, stapled, printed price of sixpence to upper. Paper toned, some wear and marks to covers, staples rusted. Very good. A special bicentenary issue.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. THE THIRD BOOK IN THE GRIPPING BRITISH DETECTIVE SERIES SET IN THE ATMOSPHERIC LAKE DISTRICTA body is discovered hanging from the rock face high on Shepherd's Crag.Detective Inspector Simon Wayland is the only detective in Cumbria with the skills to climb up to the body. When he does, he realises this was no accident.The man was hauled up there alive. Roped to the rock. And left to die.The dead man is Chet Brierley: bestselling author, national hero, a mountaineer who conquered the world's deadliest peaks. He came to the Lake District to launch his memoir. Someone made sure he never got the chance.Then a second climber is found dead.The trail leads Wayland far beyond the fells to a doomed expedition in the mountains of South America, where a single night ended in disaster.For twenty-five years the truth has stayed buried. But someone knows what really happened up there.And they've waited a very long time for revenge.Perfect for fans of Ann Cleeves, Peter Robinson and LJ Ross.MEET DETECTIVE SIMON WAYLANDA seasoned detective with decades of experience, Detective Inspector Simon Wayland has traded the chaos of city policing for the quieter rhythms of the Lake District. Thoughtful, observant and quietly stubborn, Wayland prefers patience and instinct to flashy police work. He enjoys the simple pleasures of life among the fells - long drives in his beloved vintage MG, a good pint in a village pub and the steady partnership of a small but loyal team. But even in the calmest corners of Cumbria, trouble has a habit of finding him.THE SETTINGThe Lake District is a land of sweeping mountains, quiet villages and deep, shadowed waters. Tourists come for the beauty, but those who live here know the fells can hide more than breathtaking views. In these close-knit communities, where history runs deep and memories are long, old secrets have a way of rising to the surface.READERS LOVE DAVID M. THORPE: 'Utterly fabulous read, I enjoyed every line of this novel.' SLDJ 'It's the best book I've read for a while.' Bev 'If you enjoy police procedurals that balance atmospheric tension with genuine heart, the second Simon Wayland investigation is an absolute must-read.' Diane Elizabeth T. 'Thorpe keeps the tension on as the pages turn never forgetting the beautiful Cumbrian settings making you feeling captivated.' Pete C. 'Another brilliant book, couldn't put it down.' Happyshopper2 'Very hard to put down.' Shirley McD. 'Mr Thorpe, you have me hooked. A superbly researched, enthralling crime story.' Julian F. 'Brilliant story.' Amazon Customer 'Excellent. Action-packed with twists and turns along the way.' Kindle Customer 'A very good read which I highly recommend to lovers of crime thrillers.' Martha B. 'Excellent, well plotted and good police procedural. Very gripping.' Colin H. 'Excellent writing, plenty of twists and turns and a great surprise ending.' lelly A body is discovered hanging from the rock face high on Shepherd's Crag. DI Simon Wayland climbs up to th Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. THE SECOND BOOK IN THE GRIPPING BRITISH DETECTIVE SERIES SET IN THE ATMOSPHERIC LAKE DISTRICT.Detective Simon Wayland is out training his Mountain Rescue dog on the fells when he stumbles across two bodies. Both are covered with horrific stab wounds.More chillingly, each body has a coloured coat toggle shoved in its mouth.Working with his new boss, the dynamic DCI Collette Matthews, Wayland faces a puzzling investigation that offers no clear leads.Then two more victims are found. Each with different coloured toggles in their mouths.Wayland is convinced a cold-blooded serial killer is playing a ruthless game. And there are no clear rules. Wayland and Matthews must crack the case before more bodies start to pile up.Perfect for fans of Ann Cleeves, Peter Robinson, and LJ Ross.MEET DETECTIVE SIMON WAYLANDA seasoned detective with decades of experience, Detective Inspector Simon Wayland has traded the chaos of city policing for the quieter rhythms of the Lake District. Thoughtful, observant and quietly stubborn, Wayland prefers patience and instinct to flashy police work. He enjoys the simple pleasures of life among the fells - long drives in his beloved vintage MG, a good pint in a village pub and the steady partnership of a small but loyal team. But even in the calmest corners of Cumbria, trouble has a habit of finding him.THE SETTINGThe Lake District is a land of sweeping mountains, quiet villages and deep, shadowed waters. Tourists come for the beauty, but those who live here know the fells can hide more than breathtaking views. In these close-knit communities, where history runs deep and memories are long, old secrets have a way of rising to the surface.READERS LOVE DAVID M. THORPE: 'Mr Thorpe, you have me hooked. A superbly researched, enthralling crime story.' Julian F. 'Brilliant story.' Amazon Customer 'When's book 2?' A. McGuire 'Excellent. Action-packed with twists and turns along the way.' Kindle Customer 'A very good read which I highly recommend to lovers of crime thrillers.' MarthaB. 'Excellent, well plotted and good police procedural. Very gripping.' Colin H. 'Excellent writing, plenty of twists and turns and a great surprise ending.' lelly 'A moody cover for a dark mystery. The writing is excellent, the plot is action-packed with twists and turns.' coco 'A gripping debut novel. I can't wait for more.' Phil 'Great story.' Moonraker 'Excellent. Thoroughly enjoyable from start to finish.' Fairy F. Detective Simon Wayland is out training his dog on the fells when he stumbles across two bodies. Working with his new boss, the dynamic DCI Collette Matthews, Wayland faces a puzzling investigation that offers no clear leads. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A BRAND-NEW GRIPPING BRITISH DETECTIVE SERIES SET IN THE ATMOSPHERIC LAKE DISTRICT.Detective Simon Wayland hoped his move to the Lake District would bring a quieter life - fewer late nights and fewer bodies. But when the wreckage of a plane is discovered in Haweswater Reservoir, Wayland immediately recognises the aircraft registration.It belongs to a plane that vanished fifteen years ago.As divers search the wreckage, they uncover human remains - including the body of a police detective who disappeared during the original investigation.A long-forgotten investigation is very much alive again.Now Wayland and his small Cumbrian team must reopen a case that powerful criminals believed was buried forever.Because someone went to great lengths to keep the truth at the bottom of Haweswater.And they may not be finished yet.Perfect for fans of Ann Cleeves, Peter Robinson, and LJ Ross.MEET DETECTIVE SIMON WAYLANDA seasoned detective with decades of experience, Detective Inspector Simon Wayland has traded the chaos of city policing for the quieter rhythms of the Lake District. Thoughtful, observant and quietly stubborn, Wayland prefers patience and instinct to flashy police work. He enjoys the simple pleasures of life among the fells - long drives in his beloved vintage MG, a good pint in a village pub and the steady partnership of a small but loyal team. But even in the calmest corners of Cumbria, trouble has a habit of finding him.THE SETTINGThe Lake District is a land of sweeping mountains, quiet villages and deep, shadowed waters. Tourists come for the beauty, but those who live here know the fells can hide more than breathtaking views. In these close-knit communities, where history runs deep and memories are long, old secrets have a way of rising to the surface. Detective Simon Wayland hoped his move to the Lake District would bring a quieter life. But when the wreckage of a plane is discovered in Haweswater Reservoir, Wayland immediately recognises the aircraft that vanished fifteen years ago. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardcover. Condition: Fair. 2007 Society of Antiquaries of London hardcover edition. Ex library copy with stamps and labels else good condition.

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