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  Golden Retriever Mysteries 1-3

  Neil S. Plakcy

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  CAN A DOG REALLY SOLVE A MYSTERY? ROCHESTER CAN! These are the first three books in the charming, cozy Golden Retriever Mystery Series, set in picturesque Bucks County, PA. 
  Book 1: In Dog We Trust 
  After a bad divorce and a brief prison term for computer hacking, Steve Levitan has returned to his home town. When his next-door neighbor Caroline Kelly is shot and killed while walking her golden retriever, Rochester, Steve becomes the dog’s temporary guardian. Together, these unlikely sleuths work to uncover the mystery behind Caroline’s death. 
  Book 2: The Kingdom of Dog 
  When his mentor, Joe Dagorian, director of admissions at prestigious Eastern College, is murdered during a fund-raising event, Steve Levitan feels obliged to investigate. He and his golden retriever, Rochester, go nose to the ground to dig up clues, including a bloody knife and some curious photographs. But will Steve’s curiosity and Rochester’s savvy save them when the killer comes calling? 
  Book 3: Dog Helps Those 
  Steve Levitan's employer and alma mater, Eastern College, is in trouble. A prominent alumna is dead, and a faulty computer program is jeopardizing student records and financial aid. It’s up to Steve and Rochester to dig into the situation and retrieve the culprits at graduation.

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  The Crime That Never Was

  Barbara Anne Machin

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  A story of love, crime and being deceived, by people hiding their true identities for different reasons. This happens in all walks of life sometimes destroying people’s true characters sometimes making them weaker or stronger, because what does not kill you makes you stronger. it’s called character-building, but in which way?

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  Summary and Review of Riley...

  Sybex Books

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  In Middle of the Night, Riley Sager delivers another gripping thriller that expertly blends mystery, suspense, and psychological tension. The story follows Sarah Larson, a night-shift worker at a secluded hotel, who becomes entangled in a web of secrets when she starts receiving cryptic calls during her shifts. Each call reveals chilling details about unsolved disappearances in the area, and Sarah soon realizes she may be the key to solving the mystery. But as she delves deeper, it becomes clear that someone—or something—is determined to stop her from uncovering the truth. 
  Sager masterfully builds an atmosphere of dread and unease, keeping readers on edge from start to finish. The plot is filled with unexpected twists that challenge Sarah's grip on reality and leave the audience questioning what is real and what is not. The hotel's eerie setting becomes a character in itself, adding layers of claustrophobic tension as secrets are slowly peeled back. 
  The novel’s strength lies in its deeply developed characters, particularly Sarah, whose vulnerability and tenacity make her a relatable protagonist. Sager also uses the narrative to explore themes of trauma, trust, and the thin line between paranoia and legitimate fear. Readers who appreciate an immersive psychological thriller that constantly keeps them guessing will find Middle of the Night to be a thrilling and satisfying experience. 
  While some of the twists may feel a bit over the top to more seasoned thriller readers, the tension and emotional stakes make this novel hard to put down. Sager once again proves why he is one of the best in the genre, delivering a chilling tale that will leave readers questioning their own perceptions long after the final page is turned.

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  3 Detective Stories – Involving...

  Edgar Allan Poe

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  There is something about the number 3.  
  The Ancient Greeks believed 3 was the perfect number, and in China 3 has always been a lucky number, and they know a thing or two. 
  Most religions also have 3 this and 3 that and, of course, in these more modern times, three’s a crowd may be too many, except when it’s a ménage à trois. It seems good things usually come in threes. 
  Whatever history and culture says WE think 3, a hat-trick of stories, is a great number to explore themes and literary avenues that classic authors were so adept at creating. 
  From their pens to your your ears.

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  Agent for Sabrina An

  Patricia PacJac Carroll

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  Sabrina is running from her past. He is running from his future. Sabrina Jones never expected to be set free from her life as a saloon girl. Thanks to a gift from Rand Ketcham, a notorious bounty hunter, she was able to leave her old life in the saloons. Colorado was where she wanted to go. What to do was still a mystery until she reached Denver and saw an ad in the paper for women to apply as Pinkerton agents. She figured she’d be good. All those years in the saloon had taught her how to read people. That ought to come in handy as a detective. 
  Tom Wesley liked the free, wild life. He was a Pinkerton agent and good at it. Not many would challenge his gun or fist. Only his father, Preacher Jacob Wesley, was a strict man. Tom had left because of his rules. But the old man still had strings attached to him. Growing up under the Word of the Lord to obey your father was glued to Tom’s soul. So far, he hadn’t outrun them, though he’d tried awfully hard. He had until he was thirty. At least, that was what his father had told him. Tom tried to duck the words, but they haunted him. Then again, he was only twenty-nine. When their lives collide, Tom and Sabrina are thrown together in a case that will test them both.

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  The 39 Steps

  John Buchan

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  Richard Hannay is an ordinary man caught in extraordinary circumstances. A bored expatriate returning to London, he finds his life upended when a mysterious American stumbles into his flat with a terrifying secret—a secret so dangerous that men are willing to kill for it. When the man is murdered, Hannay becomes the prime suspect, forcing him to flee for his life. 
  Pursued by both the police and a shadowy network of spies, he races across the rugged landscapes of Scotland, deciphering cryptic clues and dodging deadly enemies. As he pieces together a conspiracy that threatens Britain itself, Hannay must use every ounce of his wits and courage to survive. 
  A fast-paced thriller packed with espionage, intrigue, and edge-of-your-seat suspense, The 39 Steps is a pioneering classic that shaped the spy genre. Fans of The Bourne Identity and James Bond will find themselves swept up in Hannay’s relentless adventure—a tale of danger, deception, and one man’s desperate bid to stop a world-altering plot. 
  A heart-pounding chase through mystery and espionage—perfect for lovers of classic thrillers!

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