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Il Gin Beefeater London dry Litro è uno dei più classici gin inglesi e di sicuro il più famoso di Londra. La ricetta originale fu creata nel 1800 da James Burrough,  venne poi reinterpretata da Desmond Payne, il più importante Master Distiller al mondo. dineuto nei secoli un classico famoso per il suo sapore deciso ed elegante perfetto per ogni cocktail. Bottiglia 100 cl

A double murder. A missing body. A shocking death. Can DI Holler connect the three cases in time?\n\n\"My standout novel of the year and puts Payne at the top table of crime writers.\"—Graham Bartlett\n\n \"DI Sheridan Holler is one of my all time favourite detectives.\"—Jo Callaghan\n\n \"A must read for all crime fiction fans\"—D. S. Butler\n\nIn Liverpool, a woman inexplicably leaps to her death. The following morning, two bodies are found on nearby Crosby Beach: a woman tied to a statue, and a man buried up to his neck and left to drown.\n\nWhen a nine-month-old murder case is reopened, DI Sheridan Holler is shocked to uncover family connections between the victim, Daniel Parks, and the three unexplained deaths. With Daniel’s body still missing and the number-one suspect cleared of the crime, Holler’s cold case suddenly becomes a major murder investigation.\n\nSomeone seems hell-bent on destroying the Parks family—but why? And as the links between the victims become increasingly sinister, can DI Holler find who’s pulling the strings before the killer strikes again?

A double murder. A missing body. A shocking death. Can DI Holler connect the three cases in time?\n\n\"My standout novel of the year and puts Payne at the top table of crime writers.\"—Graham Bartlett\n\n \"DI Sheridan Holler is one of my all time favourite detectives.\"—Jo Callaghan\n\n \"A must read for all crime fiction fans\"—D. S. Butler\n\nIn Liverpool, a woman inexplicably leaps to her death. The following morning, two bodies are found on nearby Crosby Beach: a woman tied to a statue, and a man buried up to his neck and left to drown.\n\nWhen a nine-month-old murder case is reopened, DI Sheridan Holler is shocked to uncover family connections between the victim, Daniel Parks, and the three unexplained deaths. With Daniel’s body still missing and the number-one suspect cleared of the crime, Holler’s cold case suddenly becomes a major murder investigation.\n\nSomeone seems hell-bent on destroying the Parks family—but why? And as the links between the victims become increasingly sinister, can DI Holler find who’s pulling the strings before the killer strikes again?

The perfect read for fans of I Want My Hat Back and Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus!\n\nMole is struggling to find the perfect hat. After trying on big, spooky, and silly hats, Mole ends up creating the perfect hat for himself. Full of creativity and bright illustrations, this picture book is a charming and engaging read.\n\nPick up I Want a Hat if you are looking for:\n\nA classic read for ages 3 and up\n\nA book for the classroom or bedtime

A cold case that’s no longer cold. A suspect who’s been murdered. A silenced witness.\n\n\"A brilliant debut.\" —Steve Cavanagh\n\n\"True fans of Val McDermid will love Payne's writing.” —A. J. West\n\n\"One of the most exciting new voices in crime fiction.\" —Kia Abdullah\n\nDI Sheridan Holler is used to solving crimes on Liverpool’s streets, but after a decayed corpse turns up in a cemetery, she finds herself reopening not one but two cold cases. Seven years earlier, two women were gunned down and the only suspect, small-time drug dealer John Lively, was never seen again. Case closed. Until the body in the cemetery is identified as his.\n\nHoller needs to work out if Lively was killed out of revenge, or was just a victim of the criminal world he inhabited. When shocking evidence is revealed about the murder weapon, Holler’s cold case starts to look hopeless once more.\n\nBut defeat is not an option. Driven by the unsolved and traumatic murder of her brother when they were children, DI Holler’s pursuit of justice is relentless. As old wounds are reopened, the police close in on the killer, but the threat of them striking again is all too real. Can DI Holler put the pieces of the puzzle together before anyone else winds up dead?

A missing woman. A gruesome delivery. A terrifying discovery. Where is Caroline Crow?\n\n\"Just when you think Payne is at the top of her game, she pulls this out of the bag.\"—Graham Bartlett\n\nAll has been quiet in Liverpool, suspiciously quiet…\n\nSo, when a frantic 999 call comes into Hale Street Police Station reporting a missing woman, it seems like there’s work to do. Except for DI Sheridan Holler there are questions. Why did Caroline Crow take her purse, suitcase and even tell friends she was going away? There’s no reason to suspect foul play…until a severed, burned hand is delivered to another address.\n\nWith no hard evidence linking the two cases, Holler’s gut is telling her that all is not as it seems and if she’s right, time is running out to find Caroline alive.\n\nAs DI Holler attempts to weed out the truth from the lies, will this be one puzzle that runs out the clock? Or can Holler and her team fit the pieces together before it’s too late?

A cold case that’s no longer cold. A suspect who’s been murdered. A silenced witness.\n\n\"A brilliant debut.\" —Steve Cavanagh\n\n\"True fans of Val McDermid will love Payne's writing.” —A. J. West\n\n\"One of the most exciting new voices in crime fiction.\" —Kia Abdullah\n\nDI Sheridan Holler is used to solving crimes on Liverpool’s streets, but after a decayed corpse turns up in a cemetery, she finds herself reopening not one but two cold cases. Seven years earlier, two women were gunned down and the only suspect, small-time drug dealer John Lively, was never seen again. Case closed. Until the body in the cemetery is identified as his.\n\nHoller needs to work out if Lively was killed out of revenge, or was just a victim of the criminal world he inhabited. When shocking evidence is revealed about the murder weapon, Holler’s cold case starts to look hopeless once more.\n\nBut defeat is not an option. Driven by the unsolved and traumatic murder of her brother when they were children, DI Holler’s pursuit of justice is relentless. As old wounds are reopened, the police close in on the killer, but the threat of them striking again is all too real. Can DI Holler put the pieces of the puzzle together before anyone else winds up dead?

A missing woman. A gruesome delivery. A terrifying discovery. Where is Caroline Crow?\n\n\"Just when you think Payne is at the top of her game, she pulls this out of the bag.\"—Graham Bartlett\n\nAll has been quiet in Liverpool, suspiciously quiet…\n\nSo, when a frantic 999 call comes into Hale Street Police Station reporting a missing woman, it seems like there’s work to do. Except for DI Sheridan Holler there are questions. Why did Caroline Crow take her purse, suitcase and even tell friends she was going away? There’s no reason to suspect foul play…until a severed, burned hand is delivered to another address.\n\nWith no hard evidence linking the two cases, Holler’s gut is telling her that all is not as it seems and if she’s right, time is running out to find Caroline alive.\n\nAs DI Holler attempts to weed out the truth from the lies, will this be one puzzle that runs out the clock? Or can Holler and her team fit the pieces together before it’s too late?

The perfect read for fans of I Want My Hat Back and Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus!\n\nMole is struggling to find the perfect hat. After trying on big, spooky, and silly hats, Mole ends up creating the perfect hat for himself. Full of creativity and bright illustrations, this picture book is a charming and engaging read.\n\nPick up I Want a Hat if you are looking for:\n\nA classic read for ages 3 and up\n\nA book for the classroom or bedtime

Crack the code. Stop the sequence. Catch the killer.\n\n\"A wonderfully pacy crime thriller with a deadly mystery at its heart – I loved it!\"—T.M. Logan\n\n\"Smart, sharp and gripping. T.M. Payne’s writing never fails to thrill\"—A. J. West\n\nWhen homeless man Bobby Stover insists his friend’s suicide was really murder, DI Sheridan Holler is sceptical—until she uncovers a series of deaths, all of them in Liverpool, all ruled as suicides, that suddenly look like anything but. The killings span years, each one chillingly staged, the truth buried beneath an illusion of despair. This murderer is following a mysterious pattern—and there seems to be no end in sight.\n\nSheridan and her team find themselves in a race to crack the killer’s code, but when a crucial piece of the puzzle falls into place, they realise the next five victims have already been marked.\n\nThey don’t know who. They don’t know where. But they know it won’t stop here. Can they get one step ahead of a calculating killer?

Crack the code. Stop the sequence. Catch the killer.\n\n\"A wonderfully pacy crime thriller with a deadly mystery at its heart – I loved it!\"—T.M. Logan\n\n\"Smart, sharp and gripping. T.M. Payne’s writing never fails to thrill\"—A. J. West\n\nWhen homeless man Bobby Stover insists his friend’s suicide was really murder, DI Sheridan Holler is sceptical—until she uncovers a series of deaths, all of them in Liverpool, all ruled as suicides, that suddenly look like anything but. The killings span years, each one chillingly staged, the truth buried beneath an illusion of despair. This murderer is following a mysterious pattern—and there seems to be no end in sight.\n\nSheridan and her team find themselves in a race to crack the killer’s code, but when a crucial piece of the puzzle falls into place, they realise the next five victims have already been marked.\n\nThey don’t know who. They don’t know where. But they know it won’t stop here. Can they get one step ahead of a calculating killer?

Longlisted for the Michael Murphy Memorial Poetry Prize 2025\nShortlisted for the Anglo-Hellenic League Runciman Award 2024\nShortlisted for the John Pollard Poetry Prize 2024\nA The Telegraph Book of the Year\nThe Telegraph Poetry Book of the Month August 2023\n\nThe Grid is\n about the end of worlds, ancient and modern. In three sequences of \npoems interspersed with Mandel's own translations from classical texts, \nfigures of obsession and loneliness try to decrypt what Maurice Blanchot\n called 'the writing of the disaster'. Like a detective novel, the title\n sequence pieces together archival fragments into a lyric essay about \nAlice Kober, the half-forgotten scholar behind the decipherment of the \nancient writing system called Linear B. Across different wartimes, \nMandel adapts the typography and formatting of archived papers, their \noverlaps and errors and aporias, which compel readers to invest \ncreatively in the very act of reading, learning new ways into language \nas they go.\n\nThe leaps between past and present work in dialogue \nlike a series of exhilarating stepping stones. This is a collection of \nwhat, though sometimes written as prose, turn out to be poems. From \nOvid's bitter letters of exile to the prime minister's letters of \ninstruction to nuclear submarine captains, The Grid tells a \nseries of stories about four thousand years of apocalypse. Strange, \nhumane, and deeply rooted in the ancient world, Mandel's first book \nsurveys the ruins of the West with no nostalgia.

A gripping, pulse-pounding medical thriller that will have you holding your breath until the final jaw-dropping twist. Perfect for fans of Valerie Keogh, Freida McFadden and Doctor Foster.\n \n\n\n \n Care giver, life saver… or cold-blooded killer?\n \n\n\n Running away from a past she’d rather forget, Doctor Alison Wilson has moved to a new town to take up the role of Medical Officer at failing hospital St Margaret’s.\n\n\n Tasked with shaking things up, she quickly learns that things are worse than they initially seem: patient records are in disarray, staff morale is low, and there’s something afoot that she can’t quite put her finger on…\n\n\n As Alison starts to dig into the hospital’s past, she gradually discovers a trail of lies that runs deeper and darker than she could have ever imagined.\n\n\n \n There’s a cold-blooded killer in the hospital. And they’re hiding in plain sight…\n \n\n\n \n Readers are hooked by The Doctor\n \n ‘The author is clearly from a medical background and you can feel the buzz of the hospital in her story.’ Reader Review ?????\n\n\n ‘A fast-paced medical thriller … it was fascinating trying to work out who was the killer from the vast array of suspects.’ Reader Review ?????\n\n\n ‘A really impressive story and the ending was totally unexpected, which is something that always impresses me with this type of book.’ Reader Review ?????\n\n\n ‘A fascinating story full of tension the whole way through. The conclusion was very satisfying.’ Reader Review ?????\n\n\n ‘A gripping thriller, highly recommend.’ Reader Review ?????

A gripping, pulse-pounding medical thriller that will have you holding your breath until the final jaw-dropping twist. Perfect for fans of Valerie Keogh, Freida McFadden and Doctor Foster.\n \n\n\n \n Care giver, life saver… or cold-blooded killer?\n \n\n\n Running away from a past she’d rather forget, Doctor Alison Wilson has moved to a new town to take up the role of Medical Officer at failing hospital St Margaret’s.\n\n\n Tasked with shaking things up, she quickly learns that things are worse than they initially seem: patient records are in disarray, staff morale is low, and there’s something afoot that she can’t quite put her finger on…\n\n\n As Alison starts to dig into the hospital’s past, she gradually discovers a trail of lies that runs deeper and darker than she could have ever imagined.\n\n\n \n There’s a cold-blooded killer in the hospital. And they’re hiding in plain sight…\n \n\n\n \n Readers are hooked by The Doctor\n \n ‘The author is clearly from a medical background and you can feel the buzz of the hospital in her story.’ Reader Review ?????\n\n\n ‘A fast-paced medical thriller … it was fascinating trying to work out who was the killer from the vast array of suspects.’ Reader Review ?????\n\n\n ‘A really impressive story and the ending was totally unexpected, which is something that always impresses me with this type of book.’ Reader Review ?????\n\n\n ‘A fascinating story full of tension the whole way through. The conclusion was very satisfying.’ Reader Review ?????\n\n\n ‘A gripping thriller, highly recommend.’ Reader Review ?????