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**DCI Lesley Clarke is back in Dorset, and her world has turned upside down.**One of the people she's closest to is to under arrest for the murder of DCI Mackie and a body has been found in the remote lighthouse at Portland Bill. And not just any body, but the body of someone she investigated before moving to Dorset.Can Lesley win the trust of the close-knit Portland community and find the killer? And can DI Zoe Finch of the West Midlands force help her track down potential suspects?Does Superintendent Carpenter know more than he's letting on about Mackie's death? And most importantly, can Lesley find her predecessor's real killer and ensure justice is done?The tense eighth instalment in the bestselling Dorset Crime series sees the stakes raised higher than ever for Lesley and her team.

At the edge of the land, the villagers are carving out a living.But behind closed doors, this remote community of survivors is plagued by secrets.Ruth discovers her husband was involved in a terrible crime, when the man who went to prison for it takes revenge on her.Sarah and Dawn are prisoners in their own home, terrified of disobedience and hiding their own terrible secret.And Jess is struggling with her new role as village leader. When the village is attacked, can she keep her community safe?Find out in this trilogy of gripping thrillers.

He abducted her. He fell in love with her. He helped her escape. Can she trust him?Sarah Evans has returned home after being abducted and held in a dilapidated farmhouse by a group of men.With her is Martin, who turned against the other men to help her escape. He says he's not like them, and claims to be in love with her.Can Sarah trust Martin? Does she share his feelings? Or should she listen to her father, himself deceitful and abusive, and turn her back on the relationship?Sea of Lies is a chilling psychological thriller about secrets, trust, and a family falling apart.

Jennifer Sinclair is many things: loyal government minister, loving wife and devoted mother. But when a terror attack threatens her family, her world is turned upside down. When the government she has served targets her Muslim husband and sons, her loyalties are tested. And when her family is about to be torn apart, she must take drastic action to protect them. A House Divided is a tense and timely thriller about political extremism and divided loyalties, and their impact on one woman.

Six years after floods made her family homeless, Jess Dyer has found safety on the wild North Yorkshire coast. Ruth Dyer is forging a role as doctor to their community of refugees and the rock around which the family revolves. But the family is haunted by memories of the journey north and the loss of their mother Sonia. And their community is under attack from the local population. When Jess answers a distress call at sea, she brings strangers to their village and puts Ruth in jeopardy. Jess has to calm the community, mount a rescue mission and keep her brother Ben from tipping into insanity. Will she succeed? ¿And will she find Ruth before it's too late? 'Thicker Than Water' is a gripping thriller about family, belonging and revenge. Previously published as 'Exile'