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Stephen Booth

    1 janvier 1952

    Stephen Booth crée des romans policiers captivants, dont beaucoup se déroulent dans le cadre atmosphérique du Peak District anglais. Son œuvre est célébrée pour ses intrigues complexes et la profondeur qu'il apporte à ses personnages, en particulier dans la célèbre série Cooper & Fry. Booth excelle à mêler suspense et exploration psychologique perspicace, créant des récits qui captivent et marquent les esprits. Sa voix distinctive et son récit engageant lui ont valu un lectorat mondial.

    Stephen Booth
    Dancing with the Virgins
    The Kill Call
    Dying to Sin
    Secrets of Death
    The Devil's Edge
    Sonnets
    • Sonnets

      • 50pages
      • 2 heures de lecture
      4,2(1922)Évaluer

      The most famous sonnet cycle in world literature now in a French prose translation.Le plus célèbre cycle de sonnet dans la littérature mondiale maintenant dans une traduction en prose française.

      Sonnets
    • Packed with nerve-jangling suspense and moody atmosphere, and featuring two of the most appealing heroes in modern crime fiction, The Devil's Edge is a thriller to rival the very best of Peter Robinson and Peter James

      The Devil's Edge
    • Secrets of Death

      • 368pages
      • 13 heures de lecture
      3,4(5)Évaluer

      For fans of Broadchurch, Louise Penny, and Peter Robinson comes a spellbinding new novel from internationally bestselling author Stephen Booth Residents of the Peak District are used to tourists descending on its soaring hills and brooding valleys. However, this summer brings a different kind of visitor to the idyllic landscape, leaving behind bodies and secrets. A series of suicides throughout the Peaks throws Detective Inspector Ben Cooper and his team in Derbyshire’s E Division into a race against time to find a connection to these seemingly random acts — with no way of predicting where the next body will turn up. Meanwhile, in Nottingham Detective Sergeant Diane Fry finds a key witness has vanished . . . But what are the mysterious Secrets of Death? And is there one victim whose fate wasn’t suicide at all?

      Secrets of Death
    • Dying to Sin

      • 548pages
      • 20 heures de lecture
      3,9(71)Évaluer

      Detectives Fry and Cooper return in another supremely atmospheric Peak District thriller, perfect for fans of Peter Robinson and Reginald Hill.

      Dying to Sin
    • The Kill Call

      • 455pages
      • 16 heures de lecture
      3,8(55)Évaluer

      On a rain-swept hillside, hounds from the local foxhunt discover the body of a well-dressed man. At that exact moment, an anonymous caller reports the same body . . . lying half a mile away. It's only the first in a series of baffling clues as Ben Cooper and Diane Fry—partners and rivals on the detective force —plunge into a case involving horses, spectacular wealth, and a mysterious "plague village" where a centuries-old outbreak of Black Death has been transformed into a modern tourist attraction. As the spring rain falls and the body count rises, Cooper and Fry's investigation twists back to the recent past. A killer lurks in the shadows there—a killer now hiding in plain sight . . . Atmospheric and ingenious, packed with suspense and secrets, The Kill Call is an unforgettable thriller from an unforgettable writer.

      The Kill Call
    • Dancing with the Virgins

      • 416pages
      • 15 heures de lecture
      3,9(1946)Évaluer

      Detectives Ben Cooper and Diane Fry struggle to unravel a bizarre mystery involving the death of a young female cyclist, whose body is found in a remote region of England in the middle of a prehistoric ring of stones called the Nine Virgins.

      Dancing with the Virgins
    • 'The sun had dropped over the edge of Irontongue Hill so that the snow-covered moor was in shadow ... but Marie Tennent would never see the dawn.' Marie's was not the only body lying undiscovered under the Peak District snow that January morning – nor the first. In 1945, the wreckage of a bomber, full of dead crewmen, was found on Irontongue Hill. The missing pilot was declared responsible, but why would a decorated hero desert? His granddaughter is now determined to uncover the truth and DC Ben Cooper is sufficiently intrigued to offer to help. To his boss Diane Fry, investigating two frozen bodies found on the moors, her colleague's interest is entirely unprofessional. But the past has a way of influencing the present and before either knows it, a long-cold trail in the dead of winter has grown dangerously hot…

      Blood on the Tongue
    • A death in the family-from-hell bring Detectives Fry and Cooper to a remote and unfriendly rural community in their fourth psychological thriller.

      Blind to the Bones
    • Brutal acts of firestarting have ravaged the Peak District, and now a new wave of moorland infernos sweeps across the national park. For DS Ben Cooper, the blazes are best left to the firefighters, even with the arsonists still at large. But when an intruder breaks into an abandoned pub, Cooper is on the case - and he swiftly unearths a pair of grim surprises. The first is evidence of a years-old double homicide. And the second is a corpse, newly dead... What links the three deaths? Where are the missing bodies? Who is responsible - and how do the raging fires fit in? For Cooper and his rival DI Diane Fry, it's the most twisted investigation of their lives... and with an ingenious killer pulling the strings, it could also be their last. Drenched in atmosphere and danger, Stephen Booth's relentless new thriller builds to a shock finale that will catch even the most seasoned suspense readers off guard.

      Dead and Buried
    • An atmospheric new Fry and Cooper thriller for fans of Peter Robinson and Reginald Hill

      Lost River