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Evelyn was a girl with a mental disorder. Every night, she would have horrific dreams, where she was trapped under water and tried to break free from it. There were many nights that she wanted to call the police or her therapist, but always when the moment came, she hesitated because deep down, she knew that this wasn't real, and there was nothing wrong with her life. She had an amazing family who loved her dearly and protected her fiercely. She had good friends at school who were caring and attentive.

Evelyn was a girl with a mental disorder. Every night, she would have horrific dreams, where she was trapped under water and tried to break free from it. There were many nights that she wanted to call the police or her therapist, but always when the moment came, she hesitated because deep down, she knew that this wasn't real, and there was nothing wrong with her life. She had an amazing family who loved her dearly and protected her fiercely.

Evelyn was a girl with a mental disorder. Every night, she would have horrific dreams where she was trapped under water and tried to break free from it. There were many nights that she wanted to call the police or her therapist, but always when the moment came, she hesitated because deep down she knew that this wasn't real and there was nothing wrong with her life.

Evelyn was a girl with a mental disorder. Every night, she would have horrific dreams, where she was trapped under water and tried to break free from it. There were many nights that she wanted to call the police or her therapist, but always when the moment came, she hesitated because deep down, she knew that this wasn't real, and there was nothing wrong with her life. She had an amazing family who loved her dearly and protected her fiercely.

Evelyn was a girl with a mental disorder. Every night, she would have horrific dreams where she was trapped under water and tried to break free from it. There were many nights that she wanted to call the police or her therapist, but always when the moment came, she hesitated because deep down she knew that this wasn't real and there was nothing wrong with her life.

Evelyn was a girl with a mental disorder. Every night, she would have horrific dreams, where she was trapped under water and tried to break free from it. There were many nights that she wanted to call the police or her therapist, but always when the moment came, she hesitated because deep down, she knew that this wasn't real, and there was nothing wrong with her life. She had an amazing family who loved her dearly and protected her fiercely.

Are you excited about planning your next trip? Do you want an edible experience? Would you like some culinary guidance from a local? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then this Eat Like a Local book is for you. Alexandra Graffeo offers the inside scoop on food in Glasgow. Eat like a local. Slow down, stay in one place, and get to know the food, people, and culture. By the time you finish this book, you will be eager and prepared to travel to your next culinary destination.

When Sergeant George Watters is assigned to a scuttling case, he thinks he can solve it in a few days. Instead, he discovers a connection to a string of burglaries of high-value shops and hotels across Dundee. Things take a turn for the worse when one of Watters' informants tells him that someone from the police force is involved in the burglaries. Soon, George realizes that the mystery runs deeper than he expected.

An ordinary couple find themselves entangled in a web of lies and guilt, when they accidentally hit a young girl on a stormy night. Choosing to conceal the tragic incident, their secret becomes a ticking time bomb threatening to destroy their lives. DCI Anna Moore looks into Daisy's sudden disappearance, and her investigation leads her to Oak Street, where some of the residents are hiding dark secrets behind their outwardly suburban lives.

Against the turbulent backdrop of the 1930s, Douglas Tulloch navigates the treacherous terrains of India's Northwest Frontier and the early tremors of World War II in France. Thrust in the middle of tribal rebellions, covert missions and old-school rivalries, Tulloch grapples with the true essence of leadership. The repercussions of his decisions will follow him from the alleys of Brussels to the shores of Dunkirk.

Hot on the heels of catching the killer of a high profile local politician, Detective Inspector Claire Redding once again finds herself at the heart of a very challenging murder investigation. A missing boy and a mysterious death in the local theatre keep DI Redding guessing while Peter, her troubled husband, digs an even bigger hole for himself under the watchful eye of the Organised Crime Team in Glasgow.

When Peter Shaw jumps from the top of a multi-storey car park onto the street below and his ex-wife is discovered murdered DCI Oliver Brooks and DS Stephanie Wright initially think it's a murder/suicide. That's until Cleo approaches Win with the strange messages she's been getting and the team reunite to look deeper into the case, leading them to an enigmatic man called Gideon who runs a support group he calls "The Truth Seekers."

If it wasn’t bad enough that an anti-Christmas Grinch was playing cruel pranks, now DS Ellen Fine was right in the middle of a murder investigation. With no leads and the countdown to Christmas in full swing the pressure is on to find out who’s responsible.

The message on the tipline prompts local reporter Ginger Burrows to look deeper into the case. At the same time, DCI Kevin Greggs starts his own review of the police’s original investigation. Dr Ethan Quinn finds himself torn between his responsibility to Arthur as his doctor and his urge to find out if his patient is really guilty of Amy’s murder. They all find themselves drawn into a web of criminality and exploitation, where uncovering the truth might be too much of a risk to take.

A dead politician and a long list of suspects makes for an extremely difficult case for Detective Inspector Claire Redding on her return to work after a long period of recovery but, as usual, this tough little detective is determined to find the killer and won’t stop until she does. However, things are not going well at home and even Claire needs the help of a friend to dampen her inner turmoil but will she heed the advice offered or will Claire go with her instincts, for better or for worse?

She was kneeling, her bound wrists outstretched as though worshiping or begging for forgiveness. DCI Kevin Greggs and DS Steve Harding have a ritualistic murderer to find, and they’ll need the assistance of forensic psychiatrist, Dr Ethan Quinn. With the personal links to Ethan growing, Kevin and the team will need to find the perpetrator before it’s too late. Who is trying to destroy Ethan?

The summer of 1998 was one of the most exciting that Rosie Harper had ever known. She was dating the lead singer of “The Swallows” so her life was all about wild parties and having fun. When Rosie suddenly vanished suspicion immediately fell on Chris Swallow who then disappeared from the limelight. When DCI Jack West finds out that a dead hoarder has been identified as Chris he uses it as an opportunity to re-open Rosie’s cold case. In the meantime, her sister, Laura, has never given up hope of finding out what happened to her big sister.

Four couples are on a winter break to an isolated log cabin. When the group get snowed in and their friend disappears, paranoia sets in. They’ll need to work out which one of them is a killer, before they pick them off one by one.

When Mrs. Harvey’s death turns out to be murder, DCI Kevin Gregg’s attention is drawn to her granddaughter, Ashley, and her boyfriend, Spencer Penrose. As Kevin digs deeper, he finds this isn’t the first murder that Spencer has been linked to.

Fifteen years ago Carrie Martins walked into the woods with three children. They were never seen again and she was convicted of their murder. Dr Ethan Quinn has always been fascinated by the case. Now he has the opportunity to talk to her in his new role as prison psychiatrist. Carrie is up for parole and he's going to be responsible for recommending it or not. Her presentation changes every time they meet and Ethan isn't sure who the real Carrie is underneath the masks she wears. What is she hiding from and why is she so reluctant to talk about what happened to those children?