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  First Bite - Steven Becker...

  Steven Becker

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  First Bite contains the first book in several of Steven Becker's series:Wood’s Reef 
  "A riveting tale of intrigue and terrorism, Key West characters in their full glory! Fast paced and continually changing direction Mr Becker has me hooked on his skillful and adventurous tales from the Conch Republic!" 
  It's easy to become invisible in the Florida Keys. Mac Travis was doing his best to keep a low profile: diving, fishing, and enough salvage work to pay his bills. It's a good life until he discovers something while spearfishing that could change the pristine Keys forever.Pirate 
  "A gripping tale of pirate adventure off the coast of 19th Century Florida!" 
  After decades at seas, pirate legend Jose' Gasparilla is prepared to retire. As he and his crew split their treasure, the promise of one final prize lures the ship back into action. Little do they know that the purported riches are nothing but a trap set by the fledgling U.S. Navy!Backwater Bay 
  "I just couldn't put this book down. A great plot filled with action. Steven Becker brings each character to life, allowing the reader to become immersed in the plot." 
  When a body is found floating in the mangroves of Biscayne National Park, Special Agent Kurt Hunter has his first real case. He’s not looking for the spotlight or notoriety—he’s had both with disastrous results. But that seems unavoidable as the trail leads him to South Beach and his introduction to the culture there is anything but comfortable. 
  In the National Parks Service’s version of the witness protection program, Kurt quickly finds out that the pristine waters surrounding Miami are very different from the National Forest he transferred from. Follow Kurt through this new world as he unearths a crooked families greed to solve the case.

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  Solitaire Series Episode 32 The:...

  Troy Lambert

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  Between Faith and Flesh: A Doctor's Dangerous Gamble 
  In the desolate outskirts of Henderson, Nevada, young Larry learns early that salvation is a precarious thing. Raised on fire-and-brimstone sermons and relentless expectations, his sins are secret, his desires deeper than any scripture could prepare him for. But when the chaos of medical ambition collides with the moral quagmire of his upbringing, Larry discovers that damnation wears many faces. 
  As a brilliant surgeon with a shadowy clientele, he navigates a world where healing and harm blur into one. Jack Junior, a ghost from his haunted past, reappears—scarred, desperate, and clutching two enigmatic bags. The stakes? Redemption is a currency worth its weight in blood, but as Larry soon finds out, some costs can bring hellfire crashing down. In this gritty tale of betrayal and perilous purpose, who will pay the ultimate price?

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  Ice Coffee Corruption

  Tonya Kappes

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  SOUTHERN HOSPITALITY WITH A SMIDGEN OF HOMICIDE 
  As the crisp fall air and vibrant leaves set the scene in Honey Springs, Roxy Bloom is busy prepping The Bean Hive for the annual Friendsgiving Harvest Fest. 
  The excitement turns to dread when the Pet Palace adoption pup, Deputy, discovers a body disguised as a scarecrow. 
  The plot thickens with the discovery of a pen and a cryptic note linked to a major festival sponsor. 
  Juggling her bustling coffee shop, seasonal treats, and the brewing mystery, Roxy must unravel the clues before the killer strikes again. 
  Packed with Southern charm, autumn delights, and cozy coffee shop vibes, "Ice Coffee Corruption" promises a heartwarming and suspenseful fall mystery. Includes delicious recipes from The Bean Hive! 
  Killer Coffee Cozy Mystery is a series about small town gossip, family, friends, and putting differences aside when troubles brews. 
  Do you love to read about family and friendships? 
  Do you enjoy holidays, festivals, and celebrations? 
  What about when life isn't always rosy? 
  This series has all of that and more along with twisty turn mysteries that will have you rooting for the entire town of Honey Springs. 
  Welcome to the Bean Hive Coffeehouse where the gossip is as hot as the coffee!

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  The unredeemed

  Marco Avonto

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  A gripping, noir-style novel set in a small, provincial town in Italy. The story unfolds across two pivotal moments in time — 1997 and 2017 — and explores the brutal consequences of secrets, guilt, and the desire for redemption.
  
  Through sharp characterization and a compelling depiction of rural Italy, Avonto delivers a hard‑hitting story about the nature of guilt and the faint hope of atonement. The Unredeemed is a novel that lingers long after the final page.

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  Woman on the Pier The: A Seaside...

  Hang Nguyen

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  When photographer Maya Evans returns to her childhood seaside town to recover from a personal tragedy, she seeks solace in capturing the ocean's beauty through her lens. But her peaceful retreat shatters when she witnesses a mysterious woman vanish from the town's historic pier during a storm—a woman nobody else claims to have seen. As Maya investigates, she uncovers a web of disappearances spanning decades, all connected to the same moonlit pier. Teaming up with a retired detective who knows the town's dark history and a local historian with hidden motives, Maya must decipher coded messages in coastal landmarks and separate truth from local legend. But the deeper she digs, the more she realizes her own family's past might hold the key to the mystery—and that the pier's next victim could be her.

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  Dream Women

  Wilkie Collins

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  Dream Woman is a gripping short novel by Wilkie Collins that blends psychological suspense, mystery, and the supernatural into a tense and unforgettable narrative. First published in 1874, the story showcases Collins's mastery of atmosphere and his ability to explore fear not as fantasy, but as a powerful force rooted in the human mind.
  
  The tale follows Isaac Scatcherd, a man haunted by a recurring dream of a woman whose presence fills him with terror. Unlike ordinary nightmares, this vision feels disturbingly real—so real that Isaac becomes convinced the woman exists beyond his dreams. As events unfold, the line between imagination and reality begins to blur, leading to a chilling confrontation that raises questions about fate, obsession, and the hidden dangers of the unconscious mind.
  
  With spare, controlled prose and mounting tension, Collins examines themes of psychological trauma, guilt, destiny, and the power of premonition. The story reflects Victorian anxieties about mental health and the limits of rational explanation, making it both unsettling and intellectually compelling.
  
  Dream Woman stands as a classic example of Collins's short fiction at its finest—dark, suspenseful, and psychologically rich. It remains essential reading for fans of Victorian mystery, Gothic fiction, and early psychological thrillers, offering a haunting reminder that the most frightening enemies may exist within ourselves.

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