Boris Starling crée des thrillers captivants où la mort apparaît souvent de manière saillante, parfois même méritée. Son parcours littéraire a commencé par une démonstration précoce, bien que plagiée, de talent narratif qui annonçait son style narratif distinctif et souvent violent. Les romans de Starling, publiés sous son propre nom et un pseudonyme, explorent les aspects les plus sombres de la nature humaine, construisant constamment la tension vers des conclusions percutantes et souvent brutales. Au-delà de ses romans acclamés, il s'est également fait un nom en tant que scénariste et créateur d'une franchise télévisuelle à succès.
The Bluffer’s Guide to Chess will tell you everything you need to know about a game where the maxim "strategy is simple, but not easy" actually makes sense. Learn when to deploy counter-gambits, finachettos and hanging pieces, and never need a lesson again.
Written by bestselling author Boris Starling, The Germans is a new title in the Haynes Explains series. A light-hearted and entertaining take on the classic workshop manual, it takes the reader through all areas of German life, giving the reader all the hints and tips needed to make relationships run efficiently.
Offering readers the opportunity to pass off appropriated knowledge as their own, the Bluffer's Guides provide hard fact masquerading as frivolous observation in one witty, easy read.
Owners' Workshop Manual: Traffic Queuing, Sunday Washing, Stiff Upper Lip Spoilers, Car Class System
Written by bestselling author Boris Starling, The British is one of the new titles for 2017 in the Haynes Explains series. A lighthearted and entertaining take on the classic workshop manual, it contains everything you’d expect to see, including exploded views, flow charts, fault diagnosis and the odd wiring diagram. It takes the reader through all areas of British life, giving the reader all the hints and tips needed to make life in Blighty run smoothly.
Their love is against the laws of a merciless state—but the heart has its own power.For rollercoaster designer Theo, living on the edge is just part of the job. He’s used to wandering the world perfecting thrills, his heart immune to commitment. But then a commission in repressive North Korea exposes him to emotions he’s never dared to feel.Tour guide Min has a soul that wants to soar, but she knows it’s safer to build walls around her heart and mind. Skilled in showcasing the mesmerising beauty of capital city Pyongyang without revealing its darker secrets, she introduces Theo to a country he will never forget—and begins to question her policy of quiet compliance.But forgetting—or pretending to—is the key to survival for Min’s formidable grandmother Cuckoo. After a devastating heartbreak years ago, she learned that passion and oppression just don’t mix.As Min and Theo grow closer and long-held secrets come to light, all three are forced to confront emotions they’ve tried to suppress. In a country where following their hearts will put them in danger, how much are they willing to risk?
Written by bestselling author Boris Starling, The French is a new titles in the Haynes Explains series. A light-hearted and entertaining take on the classic workshop manual, it takes the reader through all areas of French life, giving hints and tips to make cross-channel relationships run smoothly.
Written by experts and offering readers the opportunity to pass off appropriated knowledge as their own, the Bluffer's Guides provide hard fact masquerading as frivolous observation in one witty, easy read.
A stunning, shocking, wonderfully well written debut reminiscent of James Patterson and one that will catapault Boris Starling to the front rank of thriller writers. London is in the grip of a heatwave: airless days, strange steamy nights and a killer stalking the streets. Wealthy men are being murdered to some mysterious pattern, with no clues left behind, only corpses with silver spoons in place of their tongues... Set against this merciless butcher is DCI Red Metcalfe, an investigator with a celebrated ability to get under the skin and into the minds of the deranged killers he hunts. But as the city swelters and the body count rises, Red's own tortured past begins to turn against him - and the city is safe for no one. Sometimes, it is said, it takes a killer to catch a killer... The most compelling and suspenseful British thriller to come along in years, and Boris Starling is a startling and powerful talent to watch. Messiah is guaranteed to haunt your dreams...
A sprawling, epic thriller set in Russia, "Vodka" is the next "Gorky Park," complete with a cunning serial killer, a notorious ring, and an American woman caught in the middle.
Kate Beauchamp, police detective on leave, isn't planning anything more strenuous than a meal and a kip in the ferry lounge. Until it turns into everyone's worst nightmare: a ferry disaster that claims almost all lives on board.
Written by bestselling author Boris Starling, Teenagers is one of the first titles in the brand new Haynes Explains series
Written by bestselling author Boris Starling, Christmas is a new title in the Haynes Explains series. A light-hearted and entertaining take on the classic workshop manual, it takes the reader through all areas of Christmas, giving all the hints and tips needed to make the entire festive period run smoothly.
Written by bestselling author Boris Starling, The Americans is a new titles in the Haynes Explains series. A light-hearted and entertaining take on the classic workshop manual, it takes the reader through all areas of American life, giving the reader all the hints and tips needed to make cross-Atlantic relationships run smoothly.
A wonderfully written and entertaining book which places Britain under the microscope and asks who we are today and how we've changed as a nation.
Written by bestselling author Boris Starling, Marriage is one of the first titles in the brand new Haynes Explains series
Written by bestselling author Boris Starling, The Home is a new title for 2017 in the Haynes Explains series. A light-hearted and entertaining take on the classic workshop manual, it takes the reader through all areas of life at home, giving the reader all the hints and tips needed to make domesticity run smoothly
Written by bestselling author Boris Starling, Pets is a new title for 2017 in the Haynes Explains series. A light-hearted and entertaining take on the classic workshop manual, it takes the reader through all areas of pet ownership, giving all the hints and tips needed to make their life and your's run smoothly.
In the aftermath of a suspicious drowning of a biochemist in 1950s London, new Scotland Yard detective and former MI5 agent Herbert Smith learns that the victim possessed knowledge with the potential to change the world, information that is desperately wanted by the CIA, the KGB, and Smith's former employers.
Written by bestselling author Boris Starling, Haynes Explains Festivals is one of the new titles for 2020 in the Haynes Explains series. A light-hearted and entertaining take on the classic workshop manual, it contains everything you'd expect to see including exploded views, flow charts, fault diagnosis and the odd wiring diagram. It takes the reader through all areas of festival-going, giving all the hints and tips needed to make the entire experience run smoothly and mud-free.
Written in a humorous style by bestselling author Boris Starling, Haynes Explains: Sex Owners' Workshop Manual is part of the award-winning Haynes Explains series. A light-hearted and entertaining take on the classic workshop manual, it contains everything you’d expect to see including exploded views, flow charts, fault diagnosis and the odd wiring diagram. It takes the reader through all areas of sex, giving all the hints and tips needed to make the entire experience run smoothly.
Detective Beauchamp gehört zu den wenigen Überlebenden eines tragischen Fährunglücks. Jetzt hat sie nur eines im Sinn: sich in die Arbeit stürzen, das Grauen vergessen. Tatsächlich erwartet sie ein spektakulärer Fall. Ein Frauenmörder treibt sein Unwesen; seine Visitenkarte: eine Giftschlange . . .
Alice Lidell reist 1991 geschäftlich nach Moskau, wo der Staat zerfällt und Anarchie herrscht. Als die Leiche eines Kindes entdeckt wird, bleibt dies zunächst unbeachtet. Doch bald häufen sich die Funde, und ein Massenmörder verbreitet Angst in der Stadt – Alice ist der Gefahr näher, als sie denkt.
