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Bampton, Derbyshire, January 1978. Two girls go missing: Rachel Jones returns, Sophie Jenkins is never found. Thirty years later: Sophie Jenkins's mother commits suicide. Rachel Jones has tried to put the past behind her and move on with her life. But news of the suicide re-opens old wounds and Rachel realises that the only way she can have a future is to finally discover what really happened all those years ago. This is a story about loss and family secrets, and how often the very darkest secrets are those that are closest to you.

Autumn 2004In Bampton, Derbyshire, Lena Fisher is arrested for suffocating her husband, Andrew.Spring 2016A year after Lena's release from prison, Andrew is found dead in a disused mortuary.Who was the man Lena killed twelve years ago, and who committed the second murder? When Lena disappears, her sister, Kat, sets out to follow a trail of clues delivered by a mysterious teenage boy. Kat must uncover the truth - before there's another death . . .A Deadly Thaw confirms Sarah Ward's place as one of the most exciting new crime writers.

Three bodies discovered.A family obliterated. All evidence seems to point to one murderer: the mother.DC Connie Childs, determined to discover the truth about the fire-wrecked property on Cross Farm Lane, realises that a fourth body - one they cannot find - must hold the key to the mystery. But what Connie fails to realise is that her determination to unmask the murderer might cost her more than her health - this time she could lose the thing she cares about most: her career.

November, 1957. Six teenage girls walk in the Derbyshire mists, the first chills of winter in the air. They follow the old train tracks into the dark tunnel of the Cutting. Only five reappear on the other side. October, 2017. Feverishly fixated on a childhood friend, Mina's dying mother makes a plea: 'Find Valerie'.Following up on what seems like a routine death by natural causes, DC Connie Childs' old instincts kick in, pointing her back to one cold evening in 1957. But as Connie broadens her enquiries, the investigation begins to move increasingly close to home.

Follow the finger trails and find the colors, with fun flaps that are easy for babies and toddlers to explore. This adorable board book features tactile finger trails and chunky, easy-lift flaps, encouraging interactive play, hand-eye coordination and language development in your little one. At Parragon we know that babies and toddlers learn best when they are playing, especially when big people share in the fun, too Developed by experts, tested by children and trusted by parents, we designed the Little Learners collection to help grow your little one's curiosity about life and language. Play together, learn together with the Little Learners range of books for babies and toddlers

Play along with this well-loved rhyme and an adorable monkey puppet This classic rhyme about five energetic monkeys features a fun finger puppet toy built into the book, encouraging interactive play, hand-eye coordination, and language development in your little one. Babies and toddlers learn best when they are playing, especially when their grown-ups share in the fun Collect the entire series in the Finger Puppet Collection The adorable built-in finger-puppet encourages interactive finger play, which helps develop little muscles and build finger strength, improving coordination and fine motor skills. Soft plush and a rhyming story combine to provide both tactile and verbal learning opportunities to babies and toddlers.Thick board pages perfect for little hands to actively participate in storytime. Lively illustrations and a plush finger puppet help keep little girls and boys engaged throughout.Babies and toddlers learn best when they are playing, especially when their grown-ups are in on the fun. Colecciona toda la serie en la Colecci n de marionetas de dedo La adorable marioneta integrada fomenta el juego interactivo con los dedos, lo que ayuda a desarrollar los peque os m sculos y a fortalecer los dedos, mejorando la coordinaci n y las habilidades motrices afinadas.Un suave peluche y un cuento en rima se combinan para ofrecer oportunidades de aprendizaje t ctil y verbal a beb s y ni os peque os. Las p ginas de cart n gruesas son perfectas para que las manitas participen activamente en la hora del cuento.Las ilustraciones alegres y una marioneta del dedo de felpa ayudan a mantener a los ni os y ni as peque os entretenidos durante todo el libro. Los beb s y los ni os peque os aprenden mejor cuando juegan, especialmente cuando los mayores participan en la diversi n Spanish Language Edition

It's time for an adventure in the wild...with Mommy Read along and play with your baby or toddler through this story of a very busy day in the jungle. Wiggle the cute elephant plush puppet to engage and interest your little boy or girl. Bright artwork and sweet rhyming text make this finger puppet book a favorite for mom or grandma to read with their daughter, son, or grandchildren Collect the entire series of books in the Cottage Door Press Finger Puppet Collection The adorable built-in finger-puppet encourages interactive finger play, which helps develop little muscles and build finger strength, improving coordination and fine motor skills. Soft plush and a rhyming story combine to provide both tactile and verbal learning opportunities to babies and toddlers.Thick board pages perfect for little hands to actively participate in storytime. Lively illustrations and a plush finger puppet help keep little girls and boys engaged throughout.Babies and toddlers learn best when they are playing, especially when their grown-ups are in on the fun.

It's time for an adventure in the wild...with Mommy Read along and play with your baby or toddler through this story of a very busy day in the jungle. Wiggle the cute elephant plush puppet to engage and interest your little boy or girl. Bright artwork and sweet rhyming text make this finger puppet book a favorite for mom or grandma to read with their daughter, son, or grandchildren Collect the entire series of books in the Cottage Door Press Finger Puppet Collection The adorable built-in finger-puppet encourages interactive finger play, which helps develop little muscles and build finger strength, improving coordination and fine motor skills. Soft plush and a rhyming story combine to provide both tactile and verbal learning opportunities to babies and toddlers.Thick board pages perfect for little hands to actively participate in storytime. Lively illustrations and a plush finger puppet help keep little girls and boys engaged throughout.Babies and toddlers learn best when they are playing, especially when their grown-ups are in on the fun. Es hora de una aventura en la selva... con mami Lea junto y juegue con su beb o ni o peque o a lo largo de este cuento de un d a muy ajetreado en la selva. Mueva la adorable marioneta del elefante para despertar el inter s de tu peque o o peque a. Las ilustraciones brillantes y el dulce texto que rima hacen de este libro de marionetas del dedo sea uno de los favoritos de los pap s para leer con sus hijas, hijos, o nietos. Colecciona toda la serie en la Colecci n de marionetas de dedo La adorable marioneta del elefante integrada fomenta el juego interactivo con los dedos, lo que ayuda a desarrollar los peque os m sculos y a fortalecer los dedos, mejorando la coordinaci n y las habilidades motrices afinadas.Un suave peluche y un cuento en rima se combinan para ofrecer oportunidades de aprendizaje t ctil y verbal a beb s y ni os peque os. Las p ginas de cart n gruesas son perfectas para que las manitas participen activamente en la hora del cuento.Las ilustraciones alegres y una marioneta del dedo de felpa ayudan a mantener a los ni os y ni as peque os entretenidos durante todo el libro. Los beb s y los ni os peque os aprenden mejor cuando juegan, especialmente cuando los mayores participan en la diversi n Spanish Language Edition

Welcome to Eldey, an island with deadly secrets.Mona: a carefree artist, staying at the Cloister to work on her illustrations.Beth: the harried mother of a toddler, on the remote Welsh island for a weekend with her family.Charlotte: a reluctant stepmother who wanted a romantic getaway with her husband.One of them is a serial killer who poisoned four of her friends at her eleventh birthday party.They all fit the profile. Who will risk everything to kill again?An absolutely gripping Welsh crime novel, perfect for fans of Sarah Pearse and Lucy Foley.Praise for The Birthday Girl ‘A brilliant Christie-esque page-turner with an amazing sense of location’ Catherine Cooper, Sunday Times bestselling author of The Chalet‘Atmospheric, tense, with lots of twists and turns, I couldn’t put this down. With a nod to Agatha Christie, the sharp narrative builds to a nail-biting climax.’ Simon McCleave, author of The Dark Tide‘A pitch-perfect start to a new thriller series’ Michael Wood, author of Silent Victim ‘There is more than a whiff of Agatha Christie here, which made The Birthday Girl so satisfyingly compelling that I read into the small hours to finish it’ Alis Hawkins, author of A Bitter Remedy‘Suspense and intrigue abound in this gripping, claustrophobic murder mystery set on a sinister Welsh island’ Roz Watkins, author of The Devil’s Dice'Takes the classic Christie-esque trope of a remote location and a closed circle of suspects and reinvents it for the 21st Century, weaving a tale of murder, madness, and revenge. I absolutely loved it.' Amanda Mason, author of The Hiding Place‘Sharp, elegantly written, and dripping with suspense. A wonderfully crafted ‘closed room’ mystery that had me turning the pages at record speed.’ J. A. Corrigan, author of The Nurse‘Cleverly plotted, full of twists and intrigue, with an ending that is both dramatic and satisfying’ Jane Bettany, author of In Cold Blood‘A taut, intelligent thriller, elegantly written with an eerie atmosphere and an addictive plot. I utterly love this sharp, clever new series!’ Victoria Dowd, author of A Book of Murder‘The Birthday Girl is a satisfying contemporary page-turner with more than a whiff of Christie’s Golden Age locked-room mysteries about it. Compelling reading!’ Marnie Riches, author of All The Pretty Ones‘A masterpiece of gothic, atmospheric, Agatha Christie-like mystery. If you love a good locked room style murder mystery, want a book that could keep you up all night guessing, or just want an absolutely thrilling read, The Birthday Girl is for you!’ ????? Reader review‘This thriller was absolutely amazing. It was gripping, full of suspense and this was perfect for grabbing you and not letting you go. Two days later and I still can't stop thinking about this!’ ????? Reader review‘This has truly been one of my favorite reads of all time. I truly was guessing until the end. This book will stay with me forever.’ ????? Reader review‘Absolutely loved this. It kept me guessing throughout and I could not put it down. Fantastic read.’????? Reader review‘Compelling, Claustrophobic. Perfectly set up in true Christiesque fashion, this immersive suspense is packed with a deftly drawn cast and a plot populated with red herrings galore.’ ????? Reader review‘I was hooked on this, so much so that I got up at two a.m. and read until four. I loved it.’ ????? Reader review‘Gripping, dark, atmospheric and thrilling... The best novel I have read this year.’ ????? Reader review

Six lies killed Huw Jones.On New Year's Eve 2011, Huw Jones disappeared from his bedroom while his father and five friends were downstairs. His body was later discovered on the nearby cliffs at St Non's.That night, all six friends lied in their statements to the police.Over a decade later, Huw's mother, Heledd is found dead.Mallory Dawson must uncover the lies lurking in the tight-knit community of St Davids. But someone has kept their secrets for years, and they would kill to protect them...An absolutely unputdownable Welsh crime novel perfect for fans of Clare Mackintosh and Robert Gold.Praise for The Sixth Lie ‘An absorbing thriller that plays upon a parent's worst fear’ The Sun, Pick of the Week‘Entertaining and sophisticated, leaving you with both a sense of complete satisfaction and a burning desire to read more about Mallory Dawson'’ My Weekly‘An excellent, tense read with lots of intrigue’ ????? Reader review‘Wow what a book... I could not put it down. Would definitely recommend to others’ ????? Reader review‘Absolutely awesome. Great Welsh characters and small town close-knitness. A mystery that will keep you guessing and waiting for more Mallory stories to come!’ ????? Reader review‘I have the first book in this series, The Birthday Girl, and I enjoyed that just as much as this one. A thriller based in Wales with so much suspense it’s a guaranteed great read in my eyes!’????? Reader review‘The plot is pacey and well executed, leaving you turning the pages furiously. A very talented writer and a very engrossing novel’ ????? Reader review‘The writing is splendid, the characters well drawn and the West Wales countryside is irresistible. A great read!’ ????? Reader review

Everyone in the family had a secret. Which one has proved deadly?When Mallory Dawson gets a call from a former colleague, Elsa, describing a strange scene, she initially thinks nothing of it. The teenage cleaner had gone into clean a holiday cottage in the forest to find a kettle boiling on the Aga, sandwiches half made and the family who were renting it gone.DI Harri Evans, however, has a story about the place from the time he was in uniform. He was called out to a girl with scratches down her face claiming someone unseen had attacked her.When the father of the missing family is found dead in their hire car there is an urgent hunt for the rest of the family. But their identities are false and there's no hint of their history. How are the past and present connected?A tense and atmospheric Welsh crime thriller. Perfect for fans of Clare Mackintosh and Fiona Cummins.

A dead child. A missing student. A darkness at the heart of Jericho college.When the body of a baby is found wrapped in a swan’s wing deep in the woods, archaeology professor and expert consultant Carla James is brought in to assist on the case. The unusual burial must signify something, but what exactly is unclear.Meanwhile, a student from Jericho College has gone missing. Police say she left of her own accord, but this doesn’t seem right to Carla. The young woman didn’t tell anyone she was leaving. No one has heard from her since. And she’s not the first student to disappear.As Carla delves further into both cases, she finds a rotten history beneath both the college’s and the town’s facade, perpetuated by lies and cover-ups. How deep does the corruption go?A gripping and unsettling crime thriller about privilege and the dark underbelly of institutions we so easily trust. Perfect for fans of Kathy Reichs and Elly Griffiths.

‘Fresh, original and utterly compelling’ Marion ToddA calculated killer. A town under threat. An unfinished pattern...Archaeology professor Carla James is reeling following the death of her husband. Desperate for a change of scene, she takes a job at an elite New England college. On her first day, Carla is asked to represent the department at a murder site. She initially believes there is nothing notable about the scattered debris that surrounds the body, but there is more to the case than meets the eye.This victim is just the latest in a series of unsolved deaths. Nothing obvious links them but Carla is convinced – there is a methodical killer operating in the shadows.Can she uncover the truth before she becomes the next victim?A dark and tense crime thriller. Perfect for fans of Kathy Reichs and Elly Griffiths.Praise for Death Rites ‘A clever and compelling crime thriller’ Woman's Weekly‘A gripping, atmospheric page-turner of a novel. If you like Elly Griffiths' Ruth Galloway series, you'll love this!’ Sheila Bugler‘Different, eerie and completely engrossing’ Kate Griffin‘A compulsive page-turner of a thriller, rich in the atmosphere and folk mythology of New England’ Philip Gwynne Jones‘I could not put it down! Sarah Ward captures the claustrophobia of a small town perfectly and the characterisation was outstanding’ Rachel Lynch‘Strongly atmospheric... A fast and moody read with a determined heroine and an evocative setting’ Crime Time‘Gripping and had me on the edge of my seat… I adored Carla!’ ????? Reader review‘I loved how the characters developed through the story… All the subplots are woven together to form a dramatic conclusion’ ????? Reader review‘A strong start to the Carla James Crime Thrillers series… suspenseful and kept me guessing’ ????? Reader review‘A good story… well-written with well developed characters’ ????? Reader review‘Gripping from the very first page… reminiscent of Elly Griffith’s Ruth Galloway novels in that the main protagonist is an archaeologist and Carla is every bit as plucky and intelligent as Ruth!’ ????? Reader review

Foul deeds lie buried under campus grounds…Jericho College is closed for the sumer break. But professor Carla James is busy teaching a short course to a small group of archaeology enthusiasts.Keen to get involved with local history, the newcomers become fixated on the three-hundred year old grave of Meg Woodthorpe. Killed for being a witch. A single stone sits on the burial site – supposedly to prevent her rising again.And excavations reveal she may have. Meg’s body is no longer there. She has been replaced by a modern victim. With no one missing, Carla must work out who this is – and where Meg has gone.A dark and atmospheric crime thriller. Perfect for fans of Elly Griffiths and Kathy Reichs.

The second edition of If You're a Princess, Where's Your Crown is an updated introductory guide to royalty around the world. After introducing you to the 45 royal nations, this book looks at what royals do for a living, who the heirs are, what titles they use, why they don't wear crowns, and what the medals they wear are, among other things. The book also takes a look at some of the deposed royalty and why they still use their titles, despite no longer having a throne. The book is intended to be a quick look into royalty to show readers that there is more to royalty than just the British royals. Although not a comprehensive guide, it is a perfect starter guide for anyone even remotely interested in royalty. If you've ever wondered when it's appropriate to wear a tiara or who the Queen of Denmark is, take a look inside.

A guide to weaving beautiful hand-woven structures without the complexity of the loom. Have you ever tried weaving without a loom? Artist and weaver Sarah Ward shares easy-to-follow ‘off-loom’ weaving techniques in this inspiring book. All you need is a solid base or found object and a needle and thread. Bridging the gap between simple frame and ‘proper’ weaving, working off-loom teaches you the basics of woven cloth without the complexity of the loom. And the best part – it’s portable! The book includes 14 projects with step-by-step instructions and photos, from paper weaving, to dogtooth, herringbone, hopsack and a striking three-dimensional waffle weave. Discover how versatile these structures are, and how many different designs can be made just by changing simple factors such as colours and yarn thickness, adding stripes, and texture. These small woven studies make beautiful artworks, and look great in a frame on the wall. Sarah also explores why crafting has always been such an important part of being human, and how we can slow down in our increasingly fast-moving world and reconnect by spending time creatively. Woven structure is explained in bite-sized, manageable ways, making complex patterns feel achievable. Whether you’re new to weaving or more experienced, this book offers a delightful new direction and celebrates the magic of sharing and preserving this ancient craft and the therapeutic benefits that come with it.