Read Series: Diamond Brothers
by Author Anthony Horowitz
I Know What You Did Last Wednesday (2010)
When the Diamond Brothers receive an invitation to a school reunion on a remote Scottish island, things seem to be looking up. But Nick's got a bad feeling, and it's not indigestion. And when he meets their fellow guests, the feeling only gets worse - especially when they start dying in ever more...
The Blurred Man (2010)
The man in the photo is so blurry, it's impossible to make out what he really looks like. And that's before he was run over by a steamroller!
The Greek Who Stole Christmas (2007)
Once again, Tim Diamond and his younger brother Nick are flat broke. So when they're hired to investigate an anonymous death threat made to world-famous pop singer and movie actress Minerva, they jump at the chance. However, the Greek celebrity seems to have plenty of enemies - so the question is...
The French Confection (2015)
Disaster zone Tim Diamond and his brother head to Paris for a weekend on what they believe is a holiday. Of course it is anything but! Arrested, threatened, kidnapped and stuck in the middle of a huge crime racket, both quickly realise this is no accident and certainly. I holiday. A great read th...
Public Enemy Number Two (2004)
4.5/5 " In the end I was accused of theft, assault, trespassing, criminal damage, and cruelty to animals. The lion survived, by the way. It was on the operating table for six hours to remove the carbuncle. The bad news for the surgeon was that it woke up after five. "A total page turner, Public ...
South by Southeast (2005)
Have you ever wondered what someone's last words to you are during a loud noise? The genre of my book is mystery. My overall opinion of this book was that it was really good. The time period in the story is in England but it was written in the 90’s. It’s relevance to the story is that it is easie...
The Falcon's Malteser (2004)
At some point, Anthony Horowitz stopped writing tongue-in-cheek novels with more puns than a James Bond movie, dark humor, and an almost Dickensian absurdity to them. He started writing novels filled with action, suspense, realism, and little to no humor whatsoever. Since then, he has risen to th...