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Sechs Tote, drei Ermittler, ein Tatort: Der packende Polizeithriller Die Zwillingsfalle von Bestseller-Autor Horst Eckert.Kurz vor Feierabend macht der Besitzer eines Düsseldorfer Fitnessstudios eine grausame Entdeckung: Sechs Leichen liegen in der Sauna, ihre Körper von unzähligen Schüssen durchlöchert. Wer steckt hinter diesem Blutbad? Die ehrgeizige Kriminaloberkommissarin Ela Bach wird mit dem Fall beauftragt – und bekommt dabei unerwartete Unterstützung: Der strafversetzte SEK-Beamte Leo Köster und Kommissar Martin Zander haben ihre ganz eigenen Gründe,sich den Ermittlungen anzuschließen.

Von Afghanistan nach Düsseldorf: Der packende Thriller Purpurland von Bestseller-Autor Horst Eckert. Nach zwei gescheiterten Geiselbefreiungen, bei denen ein Unschuldiger ums Leben kommt, lässt sich SEK-Polizist Felix May in den Streifendienst versetzen. Seine Hoffnung auf einen ruhigeren Job wird jedoch schnell zunichte gemacht, als er bei einem Einsatz eine entstellte Frauenleiche findet – und wiedererkennt: Es handelt sich um Julia, die Frau des Bundeswehrsoldaten Tim Sander, den May erst kürzlich in der Reha kennenlernte.

Der Fall, der sie nie losgelassen hat: Der packende Polizei-Thriller 617 Grad Celsius von Bestseller-Autor Horst Eckert. Nach zwei Jahren in Bosnien kehrt Kommissarin Anna Winkler wieder zurück in ihr Düsseldorfer Jagdrevier – und wird schon kurz darauf zu ihrem ersten Tatort gerufen: Bei einer Gasexplosion in einem leerstehenden Wohnhaus kommen mehrere Menschen ums Leben, unter ihnen ein Videokünstler mit Verbindungen zur rechtsextremen Szene.

Get ready for a thrilling ride through the icy wilderness of Juneau, Alaska. Private investigator Tyrese Randolph and his forensic investigator girlfriend Nicole White are heading to her hometown for a holiday with her eccentric family. But as soon as they arrive, things take a sinister turn. A ferocious wolf attacks them, and they learn about a string of disappearances in the area. Nicole goes missing in the snowy woods when they think it cannot get any worse. With his love in danger, Tyrese must unravel Juneau's dark secrets and navigate Nicole's complicated family dynamics.

When a woman is found dead on her doorsteps—shot through the heart with an arrow—Clint Wolf and Susan Wilson go to work trying to track down the sadistic killer. On the very next day, a second victim is murdered in his driveway (killed in the same manner) and it's now a race against time to uncover the motive behind the killings and identify the murderer. What they know so far is that he's a skilled archer preying on human targets, and they have no clue where he'll strike next.

Jake is poised to reopen a chilling murder case once thought closed. In just six weeks, Wesley Wayne Hall will be executed for the heinous murder of Ruby Ingall, a beloved member of the Blackhand Hills farming community. Ruby's murder tore her family apart, and it took them fifteen years to pick up the pieces. But Hall swears he's innocent and reaches out to Jake with proof he can't ignore. Against his better judgment, Jake digs into the case.

In StreetWhys, underground detective Dickie Cornish faces a vindictive murder rap from his past if he doesn’t agree to help prove that the fentanyl ravaging the streets of DC is bankrolled by shadowy donors of a certain former president. Broke and desperate, Cornish soon finds himself on a collision course with shady public defenders and corrupt police officers, forcing him to use his street connections to flip their plan. Or die.

Jackie Burke’s future looks grim. She’s been a flight attendant for twenty years and she’s down to working for an island–hopping airline the day she lands in Palm Beach International with fifty grand and is taken into custody. The Feds know Jackie works for a man who sells machine guns to bad guys, but they don’t know his name. Jackie looks at her options. She can tell what she knows about Ordell Robbie, the gun dealer, and get off—except that if Ordell suspects you’re talking about him, you’re dead. Or she can keep her mouth shut and do five years.