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Skinner's round
Headline
1995
One of the partners in a new country club is found dead in the clubhouse the day before the grand opening.
The sky-pirates
Blackie & Son Limited
1955
The Sky-Pirates are a multinational gang of desperadoes whose flying suits give them the ability to prey on travellers from their hideout in the Syrian desert.
Slash and burn
Quercus
2011
Siri is sent to the north of Laos to look for a US pilot shot down in the 60s.
Sleeping dogs
Constable
1994
DCI Fyfe becomes involved with a former flame who has blood on her hands and a suitcase of money.
Sleeping dogs
St. Martin's Press
1995
DCI Fyfe becomes involved with a former flame who has blood on her hands and a suitcase of money.
Sleeping partner
Constable
1996
An old woman is battered to death, and DCI Fyfe is called in to investigate.
Sleuth's alchemy: cases of Mrs. Bradley and others
Crippen & Landru Publishers
2005
A collection of short stories, most of which have not appeared previously in book form.
The sleuths
Mysterious Bookshop
1999
A parody featuring Shamrock Jolnes. Limited edition of 221.
Small books for the common man: a descriptive bibliography
British Library and Oak Knoll Press
2010
A bibliography of chap-books held by the National Art Library.
A small press and Hugh MacDiarmid
Akros Publications
1970
An unnumbered copy of a limited edition of 355 inscribed by Glen to Edward Nairn, of John Updike. Loosely laid in list of books in print.
The smaller house of to-day
B.T. Basford Ltd.
1926
An introduction to domestic architecture in the 1920s.
Smiddy stories
Duncan McDonald Sinclair
1991
Further reminiscences of village life in Rannoch. Gift inscription from the author.
A smile on the face of the tiger
Warner Books
2000
Walker is hunting for a man who used to write steamy crime fiction.
Smiling David: the story of David Oluwale
Calder & Boyars
1974
Charts the slow destruction of an immigrant from Nigeria.
Smoke after flame : poems
J.M. Dent & Sons Ltd.
1944
The first collection of poems by the English writer. With a loosely laid in letter from Summers to Mildred Bozman, one of Dent's principal editors, and inscribed by her on front free endpaper.
Smuggler's village: the story of Rottingdean
H.E. Blyth Ltd.
1960s
A history of the Sussex village of Rottendean.
The smuggling story of the northern shores: Oban to Montrose, including the islands
Wyre Forest Press
1995
An account of aspects of Scottish smuggling based on contemporary eighteenth century records.
Snakehead
Hodder & Stoughton
2002
A truck full of dead Chinese is found in Southern Texas.
The sniper: a book for boys
James Nisbet & Co., Limited
1914
A boy's turbulent schooldays are eventually offset by his bravery in the army.
So deadly my love
Victor Gollancz Ltd
1957
A young wife, is kidnapped, ransomed and returned. But who took her?
So late into the night : fifty lyrics 1944-1948
Peter Russell
1952
A collection of poems by the Scottish artist and writer. Number 272 of a limited edition of 500.
So much blood: a crime novel
Victor Gollancz Ltd
1976
Murder is in the background of Charles Paris's Fringe performance of his one man show.
The soap man: Lewis, Harris and Lord Leverhulme
Birlinn
2003
The story of how an industrialist bought the Island of Lewis.
The sober war, and other poems of 1939
William Heinemann Ltd
1940
A collection of poems by the English writer and critic. Loosely laid in review slip with reviewer's notes.
