Sean Campbell

Daniel Campbell

An anonymous tip leads DCI Morton to a detached house in Richmond where he finds the body of Ellis DeLange, celebrity photographer and socialite extraordinaire. Morton must investigate the details of Ellis' private life while keeping the baying mob of journalists out front away from the investigation, dealing with Ellis' highly secretive celebrity friends and trying to answer the one question that keeps on nagging at him: who called in the anonymous tip? The investigation takes a bizarre turn when a key witness reveals she saw a man fleeing from the crime scene in the dead of night - without any clothes on. Ten Guilty Men is the third novel in the DCI Morton series.

Ten Guilty Men

Bodies begin to pile up, the victims seemingly random. At first it seems that the only thing connecting the crimes is that each murder was meticulously planned and executed. When DCI Morton discovers that the latest victim, Primrose Kennard, was already at death's door, he has to ask: Who would bother to murder a dying woman?

The Patient Killer

Explores Gloucestershire's fascinating hill-forts.

Hill-Forts of the Cotswolds

Gerry Smyth

"Beautiful Days: Forty Years of Irish Rock tells the story of modern Ireland from the perspective of the music produced across the island during a period of rapid decisive change. The volume is made up of an introductory essay followed by short essays on forty-one songs (one from each year between 1964 and 2004) interspersed with photographic images relating to individual performers, songs and/or cultural context."--BOOK JACKET.

Forty Years of Irish Rock

Beautiful Day

Stephanie found herself alone, afraid, and freezing to death, on a small ledge. Her family was gone. Then from an unknown place a strange man came down the cliff to save her. Then this strange man was also shot right in front of her eyes. She tried to scramble out from under his dead body, but the men who shot him and killed her family, were coming for her. Quietly, a voice whispered in her ear. "Close your eyes and do not open them 'till I tell you it is okay." After the mercenary had saved her from the men that had killed her family, she saw a sight that would change her life. The mercenary's bullet wounds healed right before her eyes. In astonishment she stammered out a question, "How?" A voice from behind her answered the question. "He is Tannis Cladain, and that is about all the explanation anyone will give you right now." Stephanie was drawn into a life she never dreamed of. She was taken in by this strange man, as the quest for vengeance on her parent's killers was brought to fruition. Stephanie became one of the companions of this man and a citizen of his country. Stephanie became a Merc

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