Paul Mould Publishing

City of Liars, Roger Willcocks

An engaging thriller set in London against a corporate backdrop of high-tech and finance. Travis Connors, a talented software designer, lands a promotion when his state-of-the-art Internet banking system is bought by Europe's biggest bank. When a vicious bug is discovered in his software Travis is sucked into a web of betrayal, violence and murder.

Cumberland's Cradle, Derek Wilson (Cover design: Zoë Farmer)

A black tale which links a gruesome collection in a Scottish castle to international gun-running.

CYA, Norman Wiener

This is a hard-hitting story that goes behind the scenes of the NYPD to give the reader the taste of life, the stress, the dangers and the toughness to deal with police work. This book explores the motivation behind the sexual-macho behavior of many cops by looking into the lives that they lived in double time and their disillusionment.

Murder in the Eagle's Shadow, Malcolm Seymour (Cover design: Zoë Farmer)

Twenty years have passed since the Twentieth Legion defeated Queen Boudicca and the Iceni and they are preparing to celebrate. The guest of honour is to be Julius Agricola, Governor of Britannia and a former commander of the Twentieth Legion. On the eve of his arrival the Senior Centurion, Quintis Flavius Acilianus, is found slumped over his desk with an iron stylus embedded in his neck. Agricola undertakes an investigation into the murder and soon discovers that there is no shortage of suspects.

The Borgia Chalice, Derek Wilson (Cover design: Zoë Farmer)

Poisonings and character assassinations in a London auction house test Tim's investigative powers.

The Camargue Brotherhood, Derek Wilson (Cover design: Zoë Farmer)

Security expert Tim Lacy tracks a hoard of Post-Impressionist paintings to the bleak Rhone delta, with near fatal results.

The Dresden Text, Derek Wilson (Cover design: Zoë Farmer)

A fragment of medieval illuminated manuscript, is stolen from a New York gallery and a colleague of Tim Lacy is killed. The robber is shot by the police but Tim Lacy is not satisfied.

The Hellfire Papers, Derek Wilson (Cover design: Zoë Farmer)

Security expert Tim Lacy is hired by the master of St Mary's house, Cambridge to fetch documents from Australia, supposedly written by a member of the notorious Hillford club in the 18th century. Tim suspects it's connected to the suicide of the Dean of St Mary's house.

The Tango Connection, Brian David Cochran (Cover design: Zoë Farmer)

A bookkeeper of a multimillion dollar business is murdered before she can tell who her accomplice has been in the systematic theft of corporate funds. Unbeknownst to anyone, the bookkeeper is actually the third victim of the killer. The diabolical killer plans the murder so that the police are set up to arrest the President of the Company.

The Triarchs, Derek Wilson (Cover design: Zoë Farmer)

A long-lost masterpiece by Raphael, worth millions of pounds is discovered in an attic of a mansion in Wiltshire but it is stolen and the art-dealer, who discovered it, is murdered.