Crime & Mystery

White Mischief - Offers a gripping insight into a notorious chapter of Kenya's colonial history and has been widely praised for its storytelling and its exploration of both the glamour and darkness…

To the Wolves - A signed copy of Caryn Dolley’s gripping investigation into South Africa’s organised-crime networks and their alleged connections with law enforcement. An important work of contemporary South African investigative…

A collectible 1979 hardcover featuring a fresh collection of Simon Templar (The Saint) adventures by Leslie Charteris, perfect for fans of classic British mystery and crime fiction.

Second Thoughts - A scarce and charming 1949 collection of literary and legal reflections by A. Laurence Polak, illustrated by Leslie Starke and retaining its uncommon original dust jacket. A delightful piece…

Apaches - A brutal and fast-paced crime thriller set in 1980s New York, Apaches follows a rogue team of damaged ex-cops waging war against violent drug empires in a city spiralling into…

William Ard’s This Is Murder reflects the broader conventions of 1950s noir and pulp crime fiction, where moral certainty is replaced by ambiguity and survival often depends on instinct rather than law…

Passage of Arms - A classic Cold War-era espionage thriller from master suspense writer Eric Ambler, Passage of Arms delivers intrigue, international arms smuggling, political tension, and intelligent storytelling in Ambler’s unmistakable…

Peter Cheney’s writing in “G” Man at the Yard is characteristic of early 1950s thriller fiction, emphasising pace, clarity, and functional dialogue over literary flourish.

What distinguishes The First Casualty is its ability to balance the tension of a detective story with a vivid portrayal of life during one of history’s most devastating wars. Elton recreates the…

Peter O’Donnell’s writing in Last Day in Limbo is characterised by its sharp dialogue, controlled pacing, and strong sense of character. Modesty Blaise is portrayed as a highly capable operative with a…

Peter O’Donnell’s Sabre-Tooth reflects the distinctive tone of the Modesty Blaise series, balancing fast-paced action with moments of character insight and understated humour.

Peter O’Donnell’s The Impossible Virgin is notable for its blend of action and character development. Modesty Blaise is portrayed as a highly skilled former criminal turned intelligence operative, defined by intelligence, discipline,…

Peter O’Donnell’s The Silver Mistress continues the series’ hallmark balance of stylish action and character depth. Modesty Blaise is portrayed as a highly skilled operative with a complex past and a disciplined…

Mickey Spillane’s The Girl Hunters is notable for its transition in tone within the Mike Hammer series. While retaining the violence, pace, and sharp dialogue characteristic of Spillane’s earlier work, it also…

At the heart of Peregrine is a chilling premise: a trained peregrine falcon, one of the most formidable aerial hunters, is mysteriously unleashed upon the unsuspecting streets of Manhattan, descending at nearly…

Monsieur Pamplemousse Rests His Case is a delightful addition for collectors of Michael Bond’s works, fans of cosy mysteries, and anyone who appreciates a combination of gentle humour, clever plotting, and culinary…

4.50 From Paddington stands as a compelling example of Christie’s skill with the classic English country house mystery, spiced with train-journey suspense and the quietly relentless intelligence of Miss Marple. It invites…

In the final novel written by Robert van Gulik, Judge Dee faces his most complex and politically charged case yet in Murder in Canton—a masterful blend of historical depth and gripping detective…

In this captivating installment of the Judge Dee mysteries, The Necklace and the Calabash finds the eminent magistrate reluctantly drawn into a labyrinth of royal intrigue, murder, and mysticism. While seeking a…

Step once more into the elegant, intrigue-laden world of Ancient China with Judge Dee, the celebrated detective of the Tang Dynasty. In The Willow Pattern, Robert van Gulik crafts another brilliant tale…