One Grave LessLong ago forensic anthropologist Diane Fallon served in South America at the World Accord International. Years later haunted by the massacres a continent away she has been trying hard to put the past behind her. Until now Working late at her museum Diane hears a terrified cry that leads her to an injured man and recognises him as a fellow WAI staffer from her days in South America. Clutching a child's femur in his hands he whispers 'It was one of us'

Koko seems to suspect otherwise

live in fear of him

But she never imagined that three days later she'd be ousted from the family home in Jesmond and sent to live with her mother's unmarried sister

the conventional view of archaeology as a discipline solely preoccupied with long dead cultures is misleading

Days later she's found brutally murdered

a wealthy American art collector

Wild Justice

'What a joyful

Dozens of soldiers are killed

What I Know For Sure

Lord of Cremona

in the boardroom—where emotions