In this breathtakingly brutal and intensely topical psychological thriller, a man is accused of child sexual abuse, and his life and that of his actress girlfriend are thrown into turmoil…'Malone is the master of twists, turns and the unexpected, with the skill to keep things grounded. So much so, that the reader can picture themselves in the very circumstances described. Superb storytelling from a master of his craft' Herald Scotland...

Black 47 first played in the Bronx in 1989. The band's sound, a mix of Irish traditional, hip-hop and punk, was raw by all accounts. Twenty five years later, almost to the day, Black 47 played its final performance at B.B. King's on Times Square. Across those 25 years, an iconoclastic New York band found its voice.

When a woman haunted by a relentless presence seeks Annie Jackson's help, Annie and her brother Lewis are drawn into an investigation that reaches deep into Scotland's darkest history. The twisty, atmospheric, addictive Annie Jackson series continues…`A tense, creepy page-turner´ Ian Rankin'Malone is the master of twists, turns and the unexpected' Herald Scotland'The best of the series – atmospheric, brutal...

A young man discovers a family secret that turns his world upside down in this dark, emotive, shocking psychological thriller by number-one bestselling author Michael J. Malone.'A tense, immersive thriller that kept me guessing' Ian Rankin, author of A Song for the Dark Times'Malone is the master of twists, turns and the unexpected, with the skill to keep things grounded. So much so, that the reader can picture themselves in the ve...

Get the FIRST THREE books in the dark, gripping Annie Jackson Mysteriesfrom bestselling Scottish crime writer Michael J. Malonein one GREAT VALUE set!When Annie Jackson begins to experience terrifying premonitions known as The Murmurs, she and her brother Lewis are drawn into a series of unsettling investigations. From missing people to long-buried crimes and powerful secrets, their search for answers leads deep into Scotland's darkest past...

By the author of the acclaimed and best-selling military memoir Two Ranks on the Road: 35 Years of Australian Special Forces Service (2024), Hail Mary, the Creek's Up: From the Banks of the Castlereagh to the SAS, is a powerful prequel memoir of resilience, mischief, and transformation set against the backdrop of rural Australia which focuses on the early years of this true Australian original.Growing up in the tiny New South Wales town of Binnaway, on the banks of the Ca...

After every conflict, historians gather to describe the heroic exploits stemming from that action. For Victoria Cross winners, such histories are ordinarily detailed and numerous, but there are some exceptions.In the forty years since the Vietnam War, not one book of note has commemorated the heroism of one of Australia's greatest soldiers: Ray Simpson, VC, DCM.An intensley brave soldier and never-say-die character, Simpson served in World War II, Korea, and Malaya, as well...

Tracing Mick Malone's entire military career from time spent in combat as a trooper with 3 Squadron SAS in Vietnam, to his influence in developing innovative counter-terrorism techniques in Australia, as well as a tenures instructing at the Royal Military College (Duntroon, ACT), time as Regimental Sergeant Major of 1 Commando Regiment (Sydney, NSW), and as 2IC of SAS Training Squadron (Swanbourne, WA), it's a remarkable story about a family man who touched countless lives by carving his o...

A young woman starts experiencing terrifying premonitions of people dying, as it becomes clear that a family curse known only as The Murmurs has begun, and a long-forgotten crime is about to be unearthed…'His biggest smash hit yet, an assured paranormal thriller in which the paranormal isn't even the scariest part … A tale that leaves our interest piqued throughout, with the tension and foreboding reaching fever pitch' Herald Scotland

Annie Jackson and her brother Lewis return to investigate the disappearance of a family friend, leading them to spellbinding mystery that digs deep into a past that should, perhaps, remain undisturbed … A chilling gothic thriller from the critically acclaimed author of The Murmurs…`Annie and her brother, Lewis … find themselves uncovering a world of black magic and murder. A creepy tale with the terrifying legend of the baobhan sith at its core´

Annie and Lewis search for the son of an old enemy, who may hold the key to ending Annie's curse. Their investigations lead back to the past, uncovering something that could destroy the most powerful people in the country. The compelling, chilling next instalment in the Annie Jackson Mysteries series…'A tense, creepy page-turner' Ian Rankin'Spine-tinglingly thrilling with an extraordinary sense of place' Caro Ramsay...

Where it all began ....An old man is found murdered in his Glasgow flat. DI Ray McBain is called to the scene and is the first to notice that the man's wounds mirror the Stigmata. The police quickly discover that the victim is a former janitor who worked in several care homes where he abused his charges. Is someone taking revenge thirty years after the fact?McBain, as a child was a resident of Bethlehem House, a Catholic run care home where the murdered man worked and early...