Another week, another alert from Joffe Books: enjoy a taste of their cornucopia of new thrillers and mysteries…

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Roberta leaves her six-week-old in the car as she nips to the shop. Surely nothing can go wrong when she’s only gone for a minute?

But when she returns, the baby is gone. Not only gone, but replaced with someone else’s child.

Get THE SUFFERING OF STRANGERS by Caro Ramsay today for a bargain price. Only £1.99 / $2.99 for launch!
              

A Bestselling Murder by Brian Battison  (Great title)   99p/99c

Bestselling author Glen Watkinson is murdered. His battered body is dragged inside and left in a car crusher. Only two teeth remain to identify him.

Three days after the murder, Billy Mason confesses to the crime. But why? The murder hasn’t even been reported yet . . .

An open and shut case – or is it?

Caribbean Flame  by Faith Mart writing as Maxine Barry  £1.99/$2.99

Keith sunk all his money into a luxury cruise liner . . . so when his death from a gunshot wound to the head is ruled as a suicide, his fiancée Ramona King finds it hard to believe.  Her prime suspect is the ship’s owner, the devastatingly handsome Damon King. But when they meet the passion between them is hard to deny.

Does Ramona have what it takes to resist Damon and uncover the truth?
 

Constable in the Wilderness by Nicholas Rhea OUT NOW – ONLY £1.99 / $2.99

Winter is coming to the North Yorkshire moors.  And the bobbies of Aidensfield had better be ready. The blizzard outside may be endless. But it’s nothing compared to Constable Nick’s caseload.

Dark days and ferocious weather engulf Aidensfield – can Constable Nick keep the peace despite the bitter cold? don piece together this murder mystery before anyone else gets killed?

And, great news and you are just in time to enter: The Royal Society of Literature has launched a short story competition that is now open for submissions!

The prize was founded by the RSL at the beginning of the new millennium to commemorate the centenary of an author widely regarded as the finest English short-story writer of the 20th century, and to preserve a tradition encompassing Pritchett’s mastery of narrative.

The annual prize of £1,000 goes to the best unpublished short story of the year. The winning entry is also published in Prospect magazine and the RSL Review.  This year’s judges are Rowan Hisayo Buchanan, Paul McVeigh and Emma Jane Unsworth.

Submission deadline is Friday 20th of August.

Find more about the prize at: https://rsliterature.org/award/v-s-pritchett-short-story-prize/

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