Ergebnis für "Never" in Privatdetektive

Heiliger Sanktus!! Das katholische München ist in Aufruhr. In der Landeshauptstadt werden Kirchenwände mit Psalmen besprüht und ein Unbekannter in Luzifermaske klagt in Internetbotschaften das Lotterleben einiger Pfarrer an. Die Lage verschärft sich, als, nach der Firmung von Sanktus Tochter Martina, Abt Philipp erschlagen in der Sakristei aufgefunden wird. Neben dem Toten entdeckt der Sanktus eine blutige Monstranz sowie seinen Freund Graffiti, der in der blutverschmierten Hand eine Karte mit dem Abbild Luzifers hält. Hat der Sanktus den Mörder bereits gefunden?

Sabine Krüger wendet sich verzweifelt an Klaus Wöhler, nachdem ihr Begleiter während einer gemeinsamen Wanderung durch die Höllenklamm verschwunden ist. Weder die Bergwacht noch ein Kommando des Bundesgrenzschutzes kann Jochen Sieber bei der eingeleiteten Aktion finden. Als kurz darauf auch dessen Fahrzeug nicht mehr vorm Hotel steht, geht man davon aus, dass Sabines Begleiter abgereist ist, ohne sich zu verabschieden. Auch Kommissarin Herta Berg, die ermittelnde Beamtin, schließt sich der Meinung an. Wöhler entschließt sich, den Fall aufzunehmen.

Bombenanschlag auf Münchener Traditionslokal. Die Tagespresse kennt kein anderes Thema mehr. Max Bornschlegel, Wirt und Inhaber der bekannten "Weißwurst-Kuchl" ist verzweifelt. Seit dem Anschlag ist sein Umsatz um mehr als die Hälfte geschrumpft und so wie es aussah, wurde es nicht besser. Bei der Detonation gingen alle Fenster des Lokals zu Bruch, weshalb Max Bornschlegel seinen Laden auf unabsehbare Zeit nicht öffnen kann. Als der Schaden endlich behoben ist, bleiben sogar die Stammgäste aus.

Wieder einmal hat sich ein Lebensmüder von der Mangfallbrücke zu Tode gestürzt. Seit dem Wiederaufbau der vierzigste Kandidat, der sich mit einem Sprung in die Tiefe ins Jenseits verabschiedete. Außer Schanuk Lindl, der Betreiber der gleichnamigen Gaststätte, ist niemand besonders begeistert, steht der Ort doch seit dem Sprung in der Klatschpresse, wo man sich in Vermutungen verliert. War es Selbstmord oder gar Mord?

Nothing brings family together like crime. In the first book in the thrilling new Angelhart series from New York Times bestselling author Allison Brennan, private investigator Margot Angelhart helps clients the law overlooks, but when she takes on a case more dangerous than she imagined, teaming...

The first three crime thrillers in the Detective Sebastian Clifford series together in a single collection for the first time. This collection includes Web of Lies, Speak No Evil, and Never Too Late.

Jonny Mendez arrives in a small coastal town and in less than an hour, bullets fly. Not the welcome he had hoped for. To make matters worse, two men are killed, and authorities suspect Jonny behind the crime. Despite the false accusations, they hold him in custody. Then more dead bodies fall. Is Jonny’s arrival to blame for the incidents plaguing the once peaceful town, or a mere coincidence?

Private investigators Tucker and Mallory Randall are ready for two weeks of ocean views, champagne, and relaxation in St. Augustine, Florida. But when a body washes up beneath the bluff, their romantic getaway turns into a murder investigation that spans centuries.

Now a major motion picture starring Joaquin Phoenix, You Were Never Really Here is a gritty, harrowing story of corruption and one man's violent quest for vengeance. Joe has witnessed things that cannot be erased. A former FBI agent and Marine, his abusive childhood has left him damaged beyond...

Trapped in a cage and left for dead, Adam Harding narrowly survives his enforced captivity. Fast forward three years and the peaceful towns of Truscombe and Tewkesbury are shaken by the appearance of bodies bearing shackle marks. Fear ripples through the community. With the police resources stretched thin, seasoned investigators Sean and Saskia are called to help, soon realizing they are up against a twisted and methodical killer. But the arrival of Sean's newly separated friend strains the partnership, causing him to become increasingly distracted, while Saskia feels pushed aside.

Private investigator Tucker Randall doesn’t have time for cold cases, but when Gary Fisher begs them to solve his brother’s murder eleven years ago before their father dies, the partners can’t say no. What at first seems like a simple cold case in a small Tennessee town explodes into a deadly conspiracy involving gunrunning, corrupt officials, and a series of execution-style murders. And at the center of it all stands a sadistic killer with a twisted concept of right and wrong.

Eight years ago, Luther McNeer was convicted of his wife’s brutal murder. The evidence was damning: his clothes were soaked in her blood, no signs of forced entry, and a sketchy alibi about sleeping through the entire ordeal. But his brother Vinny has never stopped believing in Luther’s innocence. Private investigators Mallory Carver and Tucker Randall have perfected their professional partnership, though neither will admit that their crackling chemistry extends far beyond case files and stake-outs. That is until they discover a string of similar murders spanning multiple jurisdictions.

The P.I. team, CJ Washburn and his wife, Stella, the former Stella Summers, have been married only a few days when they head out on their honeymoon to New Zealand, the land of sailing, penguins, and volcanoes, as well as a bloody bedroom of death. Liam Henwood and two of his young children were brutally murdered in their Papatoetoe home while his wife, Chloe, and oldest daughter were away in the States. Now the devastated pair are on the plane with the Washburns, flying home to bury their family.

September 1977. Mette Misvãr, a three-year-old girl, disappears without trace from the sandpit outside her home. Her tiny, close middle-class community in the tranquil suburb of Nordas is devastated, but their enquiries and the police produce nothing. Curtains twitch, suspicions are raised, but Mette is never found.

What could be more innocent than watching old movies? For Neil Catalin, a wealthy man with a happy home, old-fashioned pictures were a hobby that became an obsession. But he wasn’t watching The Wizard of Oz. Crime movies were his passion, the sort where life is cheap and death is free, and Catalin sank himself into them as an escape from the stresses of suburbia. Now he has disappeared, and his wife believes the clue may be in his collection of gruesome classics.

When the police refuse to investigate the disappearance of Mallory Carver’s niece, Julie, her family turns to private investigator Tucker Randall and thus set off a dangerous chain of events. Julie disappeared while hiking in the beautiful yet treacherous Cherokee National Forest, and Randall, a former FBI agent with a haunted past, can’t understand why the police won’t get involved. But as he delves deeper into the forest’s secrets, he realizes that someone is willing to do whatever it takes to keep the truth buried, and he’s determined to solve the case and bring the missing girl home.

Ex-police officer Sebastian Clifford is quickly finding that life as a private investigator is never quiet. His doors have only been open a few weeks when DCI Whitney Walker approaches him to investigate the brutal attack that left her older brother, Rob, with irreversible brain damage. For nearly twenty-five years, Rob had no memory of that night, but lately things are coming back to him. Whitney's worried that her brother might–once again–be in danger.

Coffins fill the basement of a crumbling Los Angeles movie theater. Five vampires crowd around fading horror idol Bela Lugosi, peppering him with questions. A malfunctioning plastic fang causes one of the undead-wannabes to lisp. The effect is less than fearsome, but Lugosi is terrified, for one of these oddballs has been making threats on his life. He hires Toby Peters to provide security against his unbalanced fans. The detective is not concerned, but he should be.

A cryptic message from an old friend leads Joe Grabarz to an abandoned farmhouse in the middle of the South Downs. But Joe is too late, someone else has got there first: his friend is dead, and all the evidence points to him. Ten years ago the farmhouse was the scene of three infamous murders when a young boy killed his mother, father, and little sister. Now an adult, he was released from prison with a new identity.

Herb Bean watches a lot of television, mostly cop shows and Forensic Files. Now his wife has disappeared without a trace. Herb knows the husband is always the prime suspect. Where do you turn when you are afraid to turn to the police?