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WILLIAM HILL SPORTS BOOK OF THE YEAR AWARD SHORTLISTED 2025 'Wonderfully wide-focused, unfailingly readable and laced with passages of insightful analysis, Tim Wigmore's history of test cricket is a true tour de force.' David Kynaston 'Much more than simply a history of Test cricket, this is a...

Scyld Berry attended his first Test match in a professional capacity in June 1973, as EW Swanton's 'amanuensis'. With his 501st Test now on the horizon – an achievement never reached by any other greats of the cricket-writing world – Berry has watched the sport evolve like no other. Test cricket is a steady stream: England have not had a winter off-season since 1972, some Test series almost overlap with the next, and players span eras.

Stella Darnell knows her partner, Jack, is lying to her. He's been secretive for months and is clearly hiding something – but it's not what you might think. As Jack disappears down a rabbit hole, Stella craves distraction. When DI Toni Kemp asks for her help after a body is discovered in the quiet, unassuming village of Prestbury, she throws herself into the case. Soon, she is pulled into a strange world where the presence of a once-famous psychic echoes through the lives of everyone she knew, even after her death.

A madman starts shooting at innocent children and at Detective Ewert Truut… this time it's personal. Having returned to Stockholm from his exile in Skåne, Ewert Truut gets personally involved in the sickening shootings when the gunman focuses the aim on Ewert's own grandchild. It is a race against the clock as Ewert and his team try to catch the shooter before it's too late…

Can Truut solve his most degenerate case yet? On a summer Friday in Stockholm Ewert Truut is nearly shot by a desperate teenage girl. A few days later, one of Ewert's friends is brutally murdered and his reality is turned upside down. When Detective Truut starts unraveling the threads, he is...