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  The Unknown

  Roxie Lee

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  You know that feeling you get when adrenaline floods your veins and the hair on the back of your neck starts to stand up with anticipation? Hanging onto every word that your eyes quickly guide over every word with eagerness to see what unfolds on the next page? This book will not only have you questioning your closest relationships, but it might even drive you to look over your shoulder as you walk or check under your bed like you are five years old again. Oh, something dark is lurking in your closet? Don't worry, it's just your imagination... or is it? The dark was once a comforting and relaxing place, but watch as your skin crawls and uneasiness clouds your mind. From deadly infections to serial killers, all the way to the paranormal and creatures of the night... This book has it all. So get comfortable, grab a snack, and enjoy the thrillers of The Unknown.

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  Everyone Can See You

  Anna Jansson

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  An aging school photographer is brutally assaulted in his home on northern Gotland. Someone has tried to set fire to his archive. He is found dead four days later.
  
  Tomas Hartman's mother is beaten and left in the woods to die. She vaguely remembers that someone was filming her.
  
  When Maria Wern takes over the investigation, the killer threatens to expose Maria's private life to the public. 'Maybe that's the only weapon needed in the future,' speculates Per Arvidsson, 'public shame.'
  
  In her new crime novel, Anna Jansson addresses highly topical themes. With a single click on a computer, an image can reach thousands of followers in a network. What happens when we carelessly post pictures from our lives on Facebook? Who gets access to them? In the wrong hands, our most private images can be made public. And what are we prepared to do to escape the shame?

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  Black Dolphin

  Christian Frost

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  Danish maths genius + Russian femme fatale = Intense Thriller
  
  Thomas Rasmussan is a man detached from his normal family life, using probability to navigate reality. A chance encounter triggers a string of events that lands him in Russia's toughest prison, known as the Black Dolphin. There he will literally have to fight for his own survival in a world where hope will drive you insane.
  Slowly he realises he is but a small part of a much larger and very dangerous game…

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  The Secret of Chimneys - A Great...

  Agatha Christie

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  The Secret of Chimneys 
  A young drifter finds more than he bargained for when he agrees to deliver a parcel to an English country house. Little did Anthony Cade suspect that a simple errand on behalf of a friend would make him the centrepiece of a murderous international conspiracy. Someone would stop at nothing to prevent the monarchy being restored in faraway Herzoslovakia. 
  The combined forces of Scotland Yard and the French Surete can do no better than go in circles – until the final murder at Chimneys, the great country estate that yields up an amazing secret. 
  The Secret of Chimneys marks the first appearance of Inspector Battle and was the last book to be published by Bodley Head, thus fulfilling the terms of Agatha Christie's six book option. While Inspector Battle would only appear in a further four novels, Collins (later HarperCollins) would remain Christie's publisher for the rest of her life. Her new agent Edmund Cork of Hughes Massie had negotiated much more favourable terms with Collins (a £200 advance per title for the next three books). John Lane, then publisher at Bodley Head, had replied that if anyone wished to pay that much for Christie's novels, they were welcome to her. 
  A thick fog of mystery, cross purposes, and romance, which leads up to a most unexpected and highly satisfactory ending. 
  Times Literary Supplement 
  The Secret of Chimneys was adapted by Christie as a stage play in 1931 but its planned performance was mysteriously cancelled. Its world premiere was at the Vertigo Theatre in Calgary, Canada in 2003 when the artistic director John-Paul Fischback "discovered" the manuscript deposited at The British Library over 70 years earlier. It was filmed with the addition of Julia McKenzie as Miss Marple and with multiple plot changes by ITV in 2009.

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  Murder on the Menu

  Marissa De Luna

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  It's an unhappy birthday when murder crashes the party—but luckily, a sleuthing baker is in the mix…
  
  Shilpa Solanki has settled into life in Otter's Reach, and her cakes are selling like… well, hotcakes. When tycoon Roy Arden turns eighty, Shilpa caters the event—but the party's over when it turns out it was Roy's last birthday.
  
  Roy's daughter, Caroline, asks Shilpa to investigate, and delving into the Arden family dysfunction provides a surfeit of suspects: the much-younger second wife; the gardener-turned-son-in-law Roy never approved of; the brother he had a strained relationship with.
  
  Then Caroline turns up dead, too, and Shilpa has to burn the candle at both ends to find the culprit in this cozy culinary mystery by the author of A Slice of Murder.

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  Rising Warrior - A Jesse...

  Wayne Stinnett

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  After returning home to the Florida Keys, Jesse moves on to Fort Myers, his hometown on the Southwest Florida coast. There is much work to be done, and Jesse is no stranger to hard work. 
  On a kayak outing with friends, Jesse's daughter finds and rescues a manatee suffering from respiratory problems. The red tide has returned, and fish are dying by the thousands, along with dolphins, manatees, and sea birds. 
  The algal bloom is a naturally occurring phenomenon, but this time it's much worse. Theories abound; it's something left over from the previous spring's coronavirus outbreak, it's caused by pollution, someone is intentionally creating a super-algae.... 
  But there's something far more sinister at work, and it's up to Jesse to find out what it is and put a stop to it.

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