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Bianco green fermo. Note minerali legate a sensazioni floreali e fruttate

Power, abuse, love gone horribly wrong - and a crime that stretches back two decades...\nFrom the two-time THEAKSTONS OLD PECULIER CRIME NOVEL OF THE YEAR AWARD-winning author.\n\nA girl who has seen more darkness than most.\n\nA Scottish lawyer waiting to be killed.\n\nA fingerprint discovered at a murder scene, from a man who couldn't possibly have been there.\n\nAs DI Alex Morrow investigates the death of a young businessman, she uncovers a vicious network of power and corruption that reaches back to Glasgow on the night Princess Diana died. And to a fourteen-year-old girl sat in a car with a dead body, the murder weapon still in her hand.

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Power, abuse, love gone horribly wrong - and a crime that stretches back two decades...\nFrom the two-time THEAKSTONS OLD PECULIER CRIME NOVEL OF THE YEAR AWARD-winning author.\n\nA girl who has seen more darkness than most.\n\nA Scottish lawyer waiting to be killed.\n\nA fingerprint discovered at a murder scene, from a man who couldn't possibly have been there.\n\nAs DI Alex Morrow investigates the death of a young businessman, she uncovers a vicious network of power and corruption that reaches back to Glasgow on the night Princess Diana died. And to a fourteen-year-old girl sat in a car with a dead body, the murder weapon still in her hand.

Rosso fermo. Aromi di frutta rossa, accompagnati da note di liquirizia

The McIlvanney Prize Scottish Crime Book of the Year 2025 Finalist \n\n\nIf you were responsible for a miscarriage of justice would you admit it?\n\nThe truth can set you free. Or destroy your life.\n\n‘So sharp it’ll cut your fingers' ERIN KELLY\n'A writer of rare and remarkable talents' STEVE CAVANAGH\n'Sublime' ABIR MUKHERJEE\n'Mina at her blazing, blood-splattered best' LUCY WORSLEY\n'A stand-out read' Guardian\n'Tense, nuanced and moving' Crime Time\n'Propulsive mystery’ ALAFAIR BURKE\n'Blisteringly good' SARAH HILARY\n\nBlood spatter expert Doctor Claudia O’Sheil’s evidence put a killer behind bars – or so everyone thinks. Since the trial, Claudia has learned a horrific truth: her evidence and her testimony were wrong.\n\nNow as she takes the stage to give a speech before London’s elite specialists, Claudia has to choose: keep lying and leave the wronged killer behind bars or stand up, tell the truth and rip her life apart.\n\nWhat would you do?\n\nMore praise for Denise Mina\n'Crime-writing royalty' IAN RANKIN\n'A delight' ANN CLEEVES\n'Highly original' The Times\n'Darkly brilliant' Observer\n'Denise Mina is a one-of-a-kind storyteller' JAMES PATTERSON\n‘Britain's best living crime writer’ Sunday Express\n‘Forensic, beautiful and gripping’ GRAHAM NORTON\n‘Crime fiction at its very best’ JOSEPH KNOX

Rosso fermo. Aromi di frutti rossi accompagnati da note speziate

'I know who done it, the Burnside murders, and it wasn't William Watt.'\n\n\n\nGlasgow, 1957. A family destroyed. A man who insists he knows why. \n\n\n\nThrough stale-aired bars and shadowed backstreets, William Watt and Peter Manuel share a night of whisky-soaked confessions and half-truths. A night that will lead to one of the most notorious trials in Scottish history.\n\n\n\nAdapted from Denise Mina's critically acclaimed crime novel, The Long Drop is a gritty and gripping descent into a world of gangsters, gossip and betrayal. Linda McLean's stage adaptation was originally commissioned by and premiered at the Citizens Theatre, Glasgow, in 2026, directed by Dominic Hill.\n\n\n\n'A masterpiece by the woman who may be Britain's finest living crime novelist' Daily Telegraph on Denise Mina's original novel

Rosso fermo. Aromi di frutti rossi, accompagnati da note di liquirizia

'I know who done it, the Burnside murders, and it wasn't William Watt.'\n\n\n\nGlasgow, 1957. A family destroyed. A man who insists he knows why. \n\n\n\nThrough stale-aired bars and shadowed backstreets, William Watt and Peter Manuel share a night of whisky-soaked confessions and half-truths. A night that will lead to one of the most notorious trials in Scottish history.\n\n\n\nAdapted from Denise Mina's critically acclaimed crime novel, The Long Drop is a gritty and gripping descent into a world of gangsters, gossip and betrayal. Linda McLean's stage adaptation was originally commissioned by and premiered at the Citizens Theatre, Glasgow, in 2026, directed by Dominic Hill.\n\n\n\n'A masterpiece by the woman who may be Britain's finest living crime novelist' Daily Telegraph on Denise Mina's original novel

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Rosso biologico fermo. Frutti rossi maturi, mora, spezie fini, sottobosco e una delicata nota floreale.

** FROM THE NY TIMES and Costa shortlisted author, comes a NEW standalone thriller**\n\nThe truth can set you free. Or destroy your life\n\nWhen blood spatter expert Claudia O’Shiel finds herself on stage to talk about the most famous criminal case in recent history, she has a choice to make: explain how her evidence put away the man responsible for the brutal double murder? Or tell them the truth – that the real killer is still out there, and if she tries to expose this conspiracy, it won’t just be her life on the line.\n\nA taut, intelligent suspense novel for fans of Val McDermid, Elly Griffiths and Tana French, The Good Liar is about power, class, and the lengths we're willing to go for family.\n\nPraise for Denise Mina\n'Crime-writing royalty' IAN RANKIN\n'A delight' ANN CLEEVES\n'Highly original' THE TIMES \n'Darkly brilliant' OBSERVER

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Rosso fermo. Ciliegia matura, piccoli frutti rossi, spezie fini e lieve nota terrosa.

The McIlvanney Prize Scottish Crime Book of the Year 2025 Finalist \n\n\nIf you were responsible for a miscarriage of justice would you admit it?\n\nThe truth can set you free. Or destroy your life.\n\n‘So sharp it’ll cut your fingers' ERIN KELLY\n'A writer of rare and remarkable talents' STEVE CAVANAGH\n'Sublime' ABIR MUKHERJEE\n'Mina at her blazing, blood-splattered best' LUCY WORSLEY\n'A stand-out read' Guardian\n'Tense, nuanced and moving' Crime Time\n'Propulsive mystery’ ALAFAIR BURKE\n'Blisteringly good' SARAH HILARY\n\nBlood spatter expert Doctor Claudia O’Sheil’s evidence put a killer behind bars – or so everyone thinks. Since the trial, Claudia has learned a horrific truth: her evidence and her testimony were wrong.\n\nNow as she takes the stage to give a speech before London’s elite specialists, Claudia has to choose: keep lying and leave the wronged killer behind bars or stand up, tell the truth and rip her life apart.\n\nWhat would you do?\n\nMore praise for Denise Mina\n'Crime-writing royalty' IAN RANKIN\n'A delight' ANN CLEEVES\n'Highly original' The Times\n'Darkly brilliant' Observer\n'Denise Mina is a one-of-a-kind storyteller' JAMES PATTERSON\n‘Britain's best living crime writer’ Sunday Express\n‘Forensic, beautiful and gripping’ GRAHAM NORTON\n‘Crime fiction at its very best’ JOSEPH KNOX