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Autumn Carlisle loves her job as cabin crew supervisor for Lomond Airlines. At least she did. For months, she has experienced a deepening sense of dread whenever she steps onto an aeroplane. Her dreams are filled with horrific scenes of injury and destruction. Autumn fears she may not be able to continue in the career she adores. It feels as if Death itself is chasing her down...DCI Dani Bevan is asked by an old friend to probe into the suicide of an air stewardess down in London. There is more to the case than it first appears. Bevan becomes embroiled in a multiple murder investigation which drags up deadly secrets from the past.The Eye in the Dark is the 12th instalment in the DCI Dani Bevan series of detective novels.

They died thirty years ago, but the case is not closed...Five walkers set out to climb Ben Lomond on a fine October day. Within hours, the weather has taken a turn for the worst. The group find themselves lost on the mountain. Two of the climbers manage to make it back down and call for help. The following day a body is found. One of the female climbers has been strangled and another man is missing without trace. DCI Dani Bevan is called to the Loch Lomond town of Ardyle to lead the case. It quickly becomes clear that Bevan must dig into the events of a similar tragedy which occurred on the hills thirty years earlier in order to find the killer. This requires the DCI to face up to the ghosts of her own tragic past, and to endeavour to put them behind her, once and for all.

Marisa Coleman lives the perfect life.She is strikingly beautiful and married to a successful man she loves.They live in a stunning house that faces the sea. But when Marisa's husband leaves her stranded on a boat in the rising tide, the trust she once took for granted in their relationship begins to slowly ebb away. Desperate for a child and with the details of her own early life shrouded in mystery, Marisa resolves to find out more.Little does she realise, that by disturbing the past, her perfect existence will be shattered. Everything she believed to be true about herself and the people she loves begins to unravel before her eyes. Can she still trust the man she married? Have Marisa's adoptive parents been telling her lies all these years? Can she hold onto anything certain in her life? Or will the secrets of the past drag them all down into their dangerous, murky depths. I Trust You is Katherine Pathak's first standalone psychological thriller. She also writes the DCI Dani Bevan detective series and the Imogen and Hugh Croft Mysteries.

In 2003, a businessman responded to a knock at the door of his remote cottage in the Highlands of Scotland. He was shot dead on the threshold, whilst his dinner guests sat in the next room. The killer was never found. Fifteen years later, DCI Dani Bevan and the heavily pregnant DI Alice Mann, attend a conference on the cold case. It brings Dani into contact with one of the detectives on the original investigation, a man haunted by a case which brought tragedy to those it touched. Can Dani and her team solve the murder after so much time has passed and when the evidence from the original inquiry led the police nowhere? As they re-visit the witnesses and delve once more into the past, the detectives must ask who they can really trust. Dark Enough to See is the 11th book in the DCI Dani Bevan detective series

The Isle of Ghiant has had no permanent inhabitants since the early 1960s, so when a fisherman discovers the freshly dumped body of a woman there, the case baffles the detective in charge. The body is identified as that of a high-ranking ex-cop. The pressure to solve the case intensifies. DCI Dani Bevan knew the victim. DI Juliet Lowther was her first boss as a young detective, starting out her career in Glasgow. The case requires Dani to re-evaluate her past, as a catalogue of shocking secrets emerge that will change the way she views everything that went before. The Dark Isle is the tenth book in the DCI Dani Bevan detective series.