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  The Crawling Chaos

  Howard Phillips Lovecraft

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  Brought to you by Altrusian Grace Media and narrated by Matthew Schmitz, and includes a fully immersive cinematic music score. 
  "The Crawling Chaos" is a short story by American writers H. P. Lovecraft and Winifred V. Jackson, first published April 1921 in the United Cooperative. As in their other collaboration, "The Green Meadow", the tale was credited to "Elizabeth Berkeley" (Jackson) and "Lewis Theobald, Jun" (Lovecraft). Lovecraft wrote the entire text, but Jackson is also credited since the story was based on a dream she experienced. 
  The story begins with the narrator describing the effects of opium and the fantastical vistas it can inspire. The narrator then tells of his sole experience with opium in which he was accidentally administered an overdose by a doctor during the "year of the plague". 
  After a disembodied sensation of falling, the narrator finds himself within a strange beautiful room containing exotic furniture, where a pounding sound from outside inspires an inexplicable sense of dread within the narrator. Determined to identify the origin of this sound, the narrator moves towards a window and observes a terrifying scene of fifty-foot waves and seething vortex consuming the shoreline at an incredible rate...

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  Black December

  Scott Hunter

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  A secret buried beneath the chapel. A killer who’s waited decades to strike. 
   
  DCI Brendan Moran shouldn’t be back on duty. The Irish detective is barely holding it together after a crash that nearly killed him—when a body is discovered in the chapel at Charnford Abbey. 
   
  The monks won’t talk. A centuries-old relic has vanished. And when another man turns up dead, it’s clear someone will kill to keep the past hidden. 
   
  But Moran has problems of his own. A new sergeant who might be a spy. A brother spiraling into alcoholism under his roof. Narcoleptic blackouts that could end his career—or his life. And a troubled past that won’t stay buried, forged in the shadows of 1970s Ireland. 
   
  As winter closes in and the abbey’s past comes violently to light, Moran must reckon with the cost of truth—and how much he’s willing to lose to uncover it. 
   
  Because this case might do what the crash couldn’t—finish him.

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  Never No More

  Blair Howard

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  A historic hotel. A long-buried secret. A honeymoon turned deadly. 
  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. 
  The victim? The hotel historian—killed just hours after revealing a forty-year-old cold case tied to missing treasure, Spanish shipwrecks, and a murder that was never solved. 
  As Tucker and Mallory dig deeper, they uncover a deadly pattern: every forty years, someone dies to protect the Harrington family’s darkest secret—a treasure hidden beneath stolen land and sacred burial grounds, guarded by those who will kill to keep it buried. 
  Armed with a stolen calendar stone, cryptic carvings, and a map only visible during rare celestial alignments, the Randalls must race against time, tides, and a killer who’s watching their every move. 
  Never No More is a gripping blend of mystery, history, and suspense—perfect for fans of Fiona Davis, Kate Carlisle, Elly Griffiths, and dual-sleuth thrillers with a romantic twist. 
  If you love atmospheric mysteries, buried secrets, and smart detective couples, you won’t be able to put this one down. 
  Not every honeymoon ends in paradise. Some end in murder.

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  The Thirteenth Reflection - What...

  Tran Anh Tuan

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  Forensic psychologist Eden Diaz receives a mysterious antique mirror that begins to alter his reality. As he investigates its origins with his partner Luna, he uncovers a dark government conspiracy that threatens to rewrite not just his past, but the identity of everyone around him. A gripping, mind-bending psychological thriller.

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  Shorts - A Bunny McGarry Short...

  Caimh McDonnell

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  Gathered together for the first time and featuring two brand new stories, this collection contains all of the short stories and novellas featuring Bunny McGarry, star of the million-selling Dublin Trilogy. Spanning his entire career in law enforcement and beyond, these stories give a whole new perspective on Ireland’s most truly unconventional police officer as he juggles being a force for justice and managing the world’s worst under-12s hurling team. 
  The new stories, The Many Deaths of Timmy Branch and Meanwhile in Dublin chart the journey from his first New Year’s Eve on the job doing the crappiest gig imaginable, to the present day, where someone is trying to dig up some rather sensitive information about him. 
  Bunny McGarry Shorts contains: 
  The Many Deaths of Timmy Branch (Short Story): It’s New Year’s Eve and Probationer Garda Bunny McGarry has been tasked with guarding evidence as retribution for doing his job properly. When a call is received, it’s down to Bunny to leap into (and onto) action. 
  Meanwhile in Dublin (Novella): Brigit is having quite the day. She’s organised to take her dad’s bride-to-be wedding dress shopping and has assembled a motley crew to join her. Paul isn’t faring much better as he agreed to play golf with Brigit’s dad and highly irritating brothers despite having never picked up a golf club in his life. When news of a strange deed reaches them, their day takes a turn from bad to worse. 
  Dog Day Afternoon (Short Story) 
  How to Send a Message (Short Story) 
  Escape from Victory (Novella) 
  Bloody Christmas (Novella) 
  Good Deeds and Bad Intentions (Novella)

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  Bukavu Blues

  Peter Lewenstein

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  A murderous gang on the rampage. A country torn apart by brutal conflict. A man determined to stop the bloodshed. 
  Watching his people suffer years of appalling violence has made human rights defender Patrice Le Congo grow weary and cynical. But when schoolteacher Aurélia Mukunda turns to him for help after a mutilated body is found in a village, he can’t say no. 
  Patrice’s investigation takes him to lawless tin mines and hazardous encounters with rebel groups and renegade army units – to the heart of a seemingly never-ending war that’s brought death and destruction to eastern Congo. 
  More gruesome murders follow, threatening to derail an international peace conference. Then the killers abduct Aurélia. And Patrice is faced with two challenges: to save the teacher and to save his country.  
  Bukavu Blues is the opening novel chronicling the adventures of Patrice Le Congo – a series of crime stories with a global political dimension. 

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