Her husband was gunned down, and her ex-husband was the only witness. Or was he the murderer? Famous novelist Ingrid Langley has made a fresh start following her divorce from Patrick Gillard, an SAS-trained killer in Her Majesty’s secret service. Leaving a turbulent life behind, Ingrid was happy with her second husband, policeman Peter Clyde. But when Peter is murdered in suspicious circumstances her world is shattered and terrifying feelings resurface. Instinctively she knows that something is amiss and seeks out the truth, however painful it may be. But her murdered husband was only a policeman and not an agent so why is the secret service so interested in his death? When Patrick visits her in the midst of her grief she is furious and confused but cannot bring herself to turn him away. She sees him for the expert murderer he is but also as a lover and a protector. Drafts of her new book Moonlake become more cathartic to her than ever before, yet her agent Alan and her mother are concerned for her as she gets dragged slowly into a web of spies and secret agencies. In public, Ingrid and Patrick are the perfect couple, a foil for the real work they are doing. But will their relationship become more than an act with Peter gone and Ingrid steeped in grief? Knowing every room she enters could be bugged and sensing she is being watched, Ingrid is not safe. Is she at risk from Peter’s killers? Does Patrick know more than he is willing to let on?

At a luxurious vacation house on the Canadian coast, a curious house party has gathered. Its object is not sociability but security. The safety of the party is of utmost importance as the attendees are English engineers whose mission it is to design the missile controls for Canada’s revitalized navy. But a mysterious death has already taken place. Could it be suspicious? Who would commit a murder at a party? The amiable MI5 agents, Patrick and Ingrid, who are also husband and wife, are ordered to join the engineers. A gripping game of high-stakes charades is played and all guests take part, whether willing or not. But when an “accidental” car crash is followed by an “accidental” poisoning, Patrick and Ingrid know a traitor is present. Who has crashed the festivities? Will the couple figure out the mystery before the death count rises uncontrollably? ‘Death of a Raven’ is a fast-paced international thriller which will keep you guessing until the very end. 'Kept me guessing to the last page.' - Tom Kasey, best-selling author of 'Trade Off'. Margaret Duffy lives in Ayrshire, Scotland with her family. A Murder Of Crows, her first novel featuring Patrick and Ingrid, was also published by Fawcett. She is also the author of numerous best-selling books and has also worked for both the Inland Revenue and the Ministry of Defence. She now divides her time between writing and gardening. Endeavour Press is the UK's leading independent digital publisher. For more information on our titles please sign up to our newsletter at www.endeavourpress.com. Each week you will receive updates on free and discounted ebooks. Follow us on Twitter: @EndeavourPress and on Facebook via http://on.fb.me/1HweQV7. We are always interested in hearing from our readers. Endeavour Press believes that the future is now.

Ingrid Langley, author and part-time agent for D12, an offshoot ofMI5, along with her husband and fellow operative Patrick Gillard uncover a conspiracey to assassinate some of Britain's top defencescientists by a chapter of Hell's Angels. So far their controllerhas kept his or her identity secret. With Patrick temporarily outof action, it falls to Ingrid to complete their investigation and unmask the traitor.

Before Ingrid Langley and her husband Patrick Gillard can determine whether the terrorist murder of their British Intelligence colleague Terry Meadows and the murder of a prominent MI5 official are related, Ingrid is kidnapped and learns that Terry may still be alive

The action packed honeymoon is over for British Intelligence agents Ingrid Langley and Patrick Gillard when international terrorists drop in for a crash course in outdoor survival

With work on a new novel beginning to take shape, thriving children and a contented outlook on life, Ingrid Langley feels rather pleased with herself. Admittedly her husband, Patrick Gillard, has been complaining of boredom recently, but then he's always been one for mercurial moods and to be honest, Ingrid is relieved not to have the pressure and uncertainty of his previous career with MI5 on her mind. An uneventful life is just fine by her. But it's not destined to stay that way for long. Without the protection of his former employers, Patrick is arrested in connection with the death of a senior officer in the anti-terrorist branch - an incident that had occurred several years previously. Unable to swim, when his boat had overturned on a remote Scottish loch the man had drowned. The evidence connecting Gillard to the case is quite damning, and even he cannot swear to his wife that he is entirely without guilt. Under arrest and on trial for murder, with his health deteriorating, the outcome looks grim. But when an old friend turns up looking for Patrick he brings with him some vital, and puzzling, evidence. The trail to clear her husband's name leads Ingrid back to places she thought she would never have to visit again as events hurtle towards an explosive conclusion.

Novelist Ingrid Langley joins forces with her husband Patrick and her close friend, DCI James Carrick, to investigate the brutal murder of Professor John Norton, a prominent forensic pathologist, and uncovers a host of motives and suspects among the victim's own family.

An Ingrid Langley and Patrick Gillard mysteryHaving left the army, Patrick Gillard is at a loose end until his old friend James Carrick recruits him into the police unfortunately at a higher rank than James. The discovery of three corpses, hung by their heels with their throats slit, forces an investigation. But with tensions growing between the two men, will Patrick and Ingrid be the ones to solve the case?

A new case for Patrick Gillard and Ingrid Langley - When a DCI is killed in a car crash, his superiors are convinced he was silenced because he was investigating the murder of MP Jason Giddings. Patrick Gillard and his consultant (and wife) Ingrid Langley are brought in to assess further risks to the police. They discover that DS Erin Melrose is determined to find the killers, and it is a mission that will put her and others in grave danger . . .

A Gillard and Langley Mystery - Patrick Gillard and Ingrid Langley, late of MI5 and now working as consultants for SOCA, are called in to investigate when a policemans horribly mutilated body is found with the initials R.K. carved on his torso. At the same time, DCI James Carrick asks them to make enquiries on a private he has discovered that his father, Robert Kennedy, whom he thought long dead, is not only alive but a criminal. Can there be a connection between the two cases?