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Kiss Me, Judas - Christopher Will Baer
In his extremely dark but very effective first thriller, former cabdriver and homeless counselor Will Christopher Baer takes that old urban legend of the man who wakes up in a h... -
Kiss & Die - Lee Weeks
Review'A gritty and atmospheric read.' Closer magazine Product DescriptionRuby is looking for love– but her kiss is deadly...A serial killer is on the loose and it appears ... -
Killing Floor - Lee Child
EDITORIAL REVIEW: Ex-MP Jack Reacher goes into action to find his brother's killers, after a series of brutal crimes terrorizes tiny Margrave, Georgia, only to uncover the dark and... -
Killers - The Most Barbaric Mur - Nigel Cawthorne
‘On 24 February 1994, the police turned up at 25 Cromwell Street, an ordinary three-story house in central Gloucester, with a warrant to dig up the back garden. The door was answer... -
Killers - Blake Crouch; Jack Kilborn
Guess who's back?A sequel two years in the making...First there was Serial...Acclaimed thriller writers Blake Crouch and Jack Kilborn pitted their skills against each other in a ps... -
Killer of Men - Christian Cameron
Review'It's an old story but Cameron gives it tremendous narrative power.' OXFORD TIMES Product DescriptionArimnestos is a farm boy when war breaks out between the cit... -
Killer Plants of Binaark - Jeffrey Lord
The Richard Blade novels were a series of adventures featuring the titular character (MI6A's special agent Richard Blade), who was teleported into a random alternate dimension at t... -
Killer Move - Michael Marshall
Stephen King hailed Michael Marshall's novel Straw Men as “a masterpiece . . . brilliantly written and scary as hell.” Now, Marshall returns with this latest unnerving tale—a... -
Killer - Sara Shepard
SUMMARY: In picture-perfect Rosewood, Pennsylvania, ash-blond highlights gleam in the winter sun and frozen lakes sparkle like Swarovski crystals. But pictures often lie—and so do ... -
Kill the Messenger - Tami Hoag
From Publishers WeeklyHoag's success (_Dark Horse_; Guilty as Sin), evidenced once again in this engaging new thriller, is the triumph of substance over style. In a genre overrun ....