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  One Hit Wonder - A Samantha True...

  Kristi Rose

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  Do your job or move along already. Trouble is, I'm in too deep to do either one. 
  A year into Samantha True’s forensic photography classes she knows three things: 
  1.   Crime scenes are messy.  
  2.   Especially when you throw up on them. 
  3.   She may not be cut out for this. 
  When the police drag her to an investigation, she’s just as baffled by the scene. With clues like superhero masks, disco balls, and Bigfoot, are they ever going to find who did it?  
  As she digs deeper into the photographic evidence, she realizes her small town is full of secrets. And she might be happier staying in the dark.  
  A laugh-out-loud mystery that will keep you guessing and quickly turning the pages. One Hit Wonder offers the just right reader escape, but fair warning, this book leaves readers wanting more.

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  The Mystery of Specter Island -...

  Leslie A. Piggott

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  When Cari accepts Bob’s invitation to join him for vacation in Wisconsin, she has no idea what’s in store. The relaxing week away turns nightmarish early on when she startles an intruder at Bob’s family’s bed and breakfast. His aunt confesses that this isn’t the first break-in: it’s the fourth one in as many weeks. She has started to lose business as her guests no longer feel safe in the quaint, rural town. While she has reported the intrusions, she hasn’t followed up and just hoped they’d go away. Bob and Cari use their connections to get the county sheriff involved. The ensuing investigation initially seems to be open and shut until they realize the intruder has multiple aliases and addresses. Never one to walk away from an investigation, Cari teams up with the sheriff’s department to track down the mystery man. The closer she gets to his true identity, the more mysterious the case becomes. She calls on her long-time friend, Detective Genevieve Viacorte for insight. As Cari pours her attention into finding the intruder, she realizes Bob is becoming increasingly distracted. Once again, she struggles to balance her love of sleuthing and her personal life. Can she save the family business and her relationship?

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  Case of the Jaws of Doom The...

  Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Nora Godwin

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  Sherlock Holmes und Dr. Watson travel into a southern coast town to assist with a particularly gruesome double murder. When the disfigured bodies are examined closely a lead is found that leads to the sea and suggests an unexpected perpetrator.

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  The Fat Man

  Original Radio Broadcast

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  In 1946, Life Magazine declared, "Dashiell Hammett's Fat Man is suave, witty, hardboiled and provides better than average radio entertainment." By 1948, The Fat Man was one of the top 10 shows on Friday nights, with more than six million listeners every week. And, starring as Brad Runyon, the "Fat Man" of the title, was J. Scott Smart, a 270 pound actor who sounded every pound the part.In 1954, a revival of the program made its way "down under," starring New Zealand actor Lloyd Berrell as Runyon, with American actor Harp McGuire as Lieutenant MacKenzie. Until now, none of these Australian Fat Man shows have ever been released commercially in the United States.This collection includes four original U.S. broadcasts and four original Australian episodes.Episodes Include: The Black Angel 07-08-46, The Crooked Horse 09-09-46, Murder Wins the Draw 04-01-49, Order for Murder 05-23-51, Murder and the Peacock 11-25-54, Murder Makes a Black Moon 03-31-55, Murder Shows a Phantom Face 04-07-55, Murder Makes Music 04-21-55

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  Comped

  Bill Kearney

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  The story I tell is from my own casino High Roller gambling experiences in the early 80s when casino gambling became legal in Atlantic City. At that time only Nevada and New Jersey had commercial casinos. Today there are 44 states with some form of casino gambling. Some states have commercial and tribal casinos. I’ve written “COMPED” as fiction because if I would have written as nonfiction, what is known today as the Gaming industry would have stopped its publication. That may sound like a robust claim, but after you read or listen to “COMPED” you will understand why. What I've written won't teach you how to beat the casinos it will teach you why you shouldn't try. It will also enlighten you on how we ended up with casinos in most of our backyards along with how a casino operator became our 45th president. 

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  The October Circle - A Novel

  Robert Littell

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  An explosive story of friendship and sacrifice in the depths of the Cold War era 
   
   
   
  Connoisseurs of the literary spy thriller rank Robert Littell, the bestselling author of The Company, with John le Carré, Graham Greene, and Alan Furst in the first tier of the genre's pantheon. Set against the backdrop of the Russian invasion of Prague, The October Circle is one of Littell's most riveting early works. Seven of Bulgaria's cultural elite—all disillusioned communists—and one American drifter find themselves staging an extremely dangerous protest that will set off a wave of repression and threatens to repay their heroism with death.

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