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  Fenian Street - A Mystery

  Anne Emery

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  An unsolved murder investigation in 1970s Ireland from “one of Canada’s finest novelists.” — Ottawa Review of Books
  		 
  Shay Rynne grew up in the Corporation Flats — public housing — in Fenian Street, Dublin. He has always toyed with the idea of joining the Garda Síochána, the Irish police. But in the early 1970s, young fellows from the tenements of Dublin have not been welcomed in the police force. When his friend Rosaleen is killed and the case goes unsolved, Shay decides to put on the uniform of a Dublin garda and sets out to find the killer.
  		 
  The murder inquiry makes an enemy of the detective who failed in the first investigation. Shay knows Detective McCreevy is just waiting for the chance to get revenge. But the violent death of a prominent politician gives Shay the opportunity to prove himself, perhaps even be promoted. Shay works with the lead detective on the murder inquiry and his star is rising, until suspicion falls on a member of Shay’s own family. So Shay is off the case. Officially. Determined to clear his family name, his under-the-radar investigation takes him from an opulent mansion in Dublin to Hell’s Kitchen in New York. And his good friend Father Brennan Burke has some surprising contacts for Shay in the shadowy world of New York’s Irish mob.

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  Neon Eclipse

  Greg Dragon

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  One of Case City’s most skilled assassins, Jackson Cole is a wanted man. After annihilating his latest target, he quickly learns the prominent man’s identity. Now, a perilous enemy seeks revenge, and rival guilds look to take advantage of his vulnerability. For Jackson, it’s become kill or be killed, but will a steady aim be enough to take on the entire city?

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  The Mystery of the Bag of Bones

  CM Rawlins

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  Darriby Hall is famous for entertaining busybody aristocrats, tales from distant lands, and a dead body . . . every now and then. 
   
   
   
  Lady Darriby-Jones returns from London, seething at her staggering bills, only to find her tranquil estate disrupted by the chaotic diggings of an eccentric archaeologist. But when the excavation unearths a haunting discovery—a bag of bones—the mystery deepens. 
   
   
   
  As an inept local police chief targets her family, Lady Darriby-Jones must navigate a web of deceit, questioning whether the bones are remnants of an ancient burial or a recent murder. 
   
   
   
  With secrets lurking beneath her estate, she races to uncover the truth before becoming a pawn in a sinister game of deception. 
   
   
   
  Will she crack the case, or become a forgotten relic in a malevolent mastermind's scheme? 
   
   
   
  Join Lady Darriby-Jones in this 1920s cozy mystery, a whimsical, laughter-inducing adventure where witty sleuthing meets eccentricity galore.

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  Violet Vanquishes a Villain - A...

  M. Louisa Locke

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  In this historical history novella set in August of 1880, Annie and Nate Dawson’s trip down the San Francisco peninsula to San Jose was supposed to be a pleasant romantic interlude and a chance for Annie to get to know Nate’s family better. When the visit takes a serious turn, Annie races to expose a criminal who could ruin a young man’s life, getting help from an unexpected quarter.  
   
  The events in Violet Vanquishes a Villain come right after Deadly Proof, the fourth book in Locke’s USA Today bestselling cozy Victorian San Francisco mystery series, and before Pilfered Promises.

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  The Cenus Taker - A Thrilling...

  Harlan Creed

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  The road gave up before the mountains did. 
  Jace Rawlins eased his mule to a stop where the wagon ruts thinned into nothing but broken stone and roots. The ridgeline ahead rose like a wall—dark timber, thick as a closed fist, with mist clinging low in the hollows. No fences. No smoke. No sign of welcome. 
  He checked the leather satchel at his side. Inside were his census sheets, neat and official, stamped with a government seal that meant less out here than a handshake—or a warning. 
  "Just names and numbers," he muttered, as if saying it enough times might make it true. 
  The mule flicked an ear, unimpressed. 
  Jace had worked hard ground before. River towns that didn't trust a man without mud on his boots. Cattle camps where a stranger's worth was measured by how quick he could duck. He'd talked his way through all of it. Sold men on things they didn't need and soothed folks who didn't want soothing. 
  But the Appalachians… these hills felt different. Older. Like they didn't forget.

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  Night Comes Falling: A DCI Bone...

  TG Reid

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  Keep your enemies close, but the dead closer. 
  When a morning jogger discovers a dead body on the outskirts of Cullenbrae, a remote hamlet deep in the heart of the Campsie Fells, DCI Bone and his team are called out to what appears to be a straightforward hit and run incident. 
   
  But the victim’s horrific injuries and a murder weapon found at the scene suggest a far more sinister motive. 
   
  With the spectre of a notorious forty-year-old murder still haunting the isolated community, a second brutal attack quickly following the first, and a cast of suspicious locals all with equal reason to kill, Bone and his team face a race against the odds to catch a deranged killer before Cullenbrae rips itself apart, and Bone with it. 
   
  Set among the dramatic hills and glens of Scotland's Campsie Fells, Night Comes Falling is the sixth in a series of edge-of-your-seat crime thrillers that will keep you guessing right up to the heart-stopping climax. 
   
  Perfect for fans of Ian Rankin, J.D. Kirk, Val McDermid and Stuart MacBride.

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