The Mammoth Book of Best British Mysteries 6

Thirty-five short stories from the top names in British crime fiction, by the likes of Lee Child, Ian Rankin, Alexander McCall Smith, Jake Arnott, Val McDermid, and more.
Introduction by Maxim Jakubowski.
Rumpole’s slimmed-down Christmas by John Mortimer.
Money shot by Ray Banks.
Where there’s a will… by Amy Myers.
The stolen child by Brian McGilloway.
The people in the flat across the road by Natasha Cooper.
Mandelbrot’S patterns by Keith McCarthy.
No place to park by Alexander McCall Smith.
Girl’s best friend by Judith Cutler.
The preacher by Kevin Wignall.
The angel of manton worthy by Kate Ellis.
Going back by Ann Cleeves.
The fiery devil by Peter Tremayne.
Un bon repas doit commencer par la faim… by Stella Duffy.
Room for improvement by Marilyn Todd.
Makeover by Bill James.
Train, Night by Nicholas Royle.
The prints of the beast by Michael Pearce.
Glazed by Danuta Reah.
Twenty dollar future by John Rickards.
Served cold by Zoë Sharp.
The mystery of canute villa by Martin Edwards.
Rosehip summer by Roz Southey.
Entanglement by H. P. Tinker.
The mummy by Peter Turnbull.
Wednesday.
Thursday.
Nora b. by Ken Bruen.
The end of little nell by Robert Barnard.
Johnny seven by David Bowker.
Bumping uglies by Donna Moore.
Epiphany by Margaret Murphy.
Call me, I’m dying by Allan Guthrie.
Heroes by Anne Perry.
Mother’s milk by Chris Simms.
The Shakespeare express by Edward Marston.
The other Half by Colin Dexter.
Threat management by Martyn Waites.
Fingers to the Bone by Andrew Taylor
- The Arteries of Wealth.
- A gown of Yellow Silk.
- Not Quite the gentleman.
- A Tribe of One.
- Nothing Begets Nothing.
- Postscriptum.
Price confederate by Andrew Martin.
Popping round to the post by Peter Lovesey.
The uninvited by Christopher Fowler.
Maxim Jakubowski.