Our current selection of paperbacks and ebooks:

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Some bright young things participate in a scavenger hunt across the Sussex countryside, but when they find a body, instead of a clue, where will it lead them? A pacy, golden age detective novel from the 1920s.

Lord Torkington has been murdered, shot in his chambers in the upper floors of Godsmark, the tower that has served as his family’s seat for over six hundred years. His family, playing billiards on the lower floors of the tower, can only confirm that at the time of the lord’s death, no-one could possibly have reached Torkington’s rooms unnoticed. This is a mystery that has no easy solution, and the Lord's unsolved murder will have ramifications for the household for years to come. 

Iris La Croix's kidnapping, and unexpected release, has been the sensation of London society. Yet her fiance has doubts as to whether the woman returned to the La Croix family home is the same person as the Iris he knows and loves. 

Agatha Morland is facing destitution when a chance encounter on a train leads to an opportunity for her to take on the identity of weathy heiress Moira McDonald. A sensational mystery novella by Alice and Claude Askew, along with three other short stories by the bestselling Edwardian authors. 

A classic mystery from 1914, with an exotic menagerie, a secret society of revolutionaries, a weird manor house, and a panther named Satan. Estelle finds herself within a family of secrets, while Verona must decide which side she is on.

Jess Grant is an orphan, raised among criminals, and destined for a life on the fringes of society. Her mentor, the hardened criminal David Seabright, has recently left prison, and plans to use Jess in a conspiracy against his enemy, Lord Revelstone. Yet Seabright's plot goes awry when Jess falls in love with Revelstone's nephew, the young Paul Sidney. These circumstances pitch Jess into a complex series of events and the treachery of Lord Revelstone's household.