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  Fiesta of Fear

  Amy Bennett

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  A fall festival turns murderous in this haunting and wholly unforgettable sixth Black Horse Campground mystery from the author of A Summer to Remember. 
   
   
    
  With a mix of Anglo, Native, and Hispanic cultures, the village of Bonney, New Mexico, has its share of folklore and legends, but no one has ever heard of the Ghost Girls before. Three high school girls have convinced their fellow students that they have powers, but now that they're graduating, new recruits are needed to carry on the tradition. 
   
   
    
  One night, the Ghost Girls take a hopeful prospect to the cemetery, where they discover a missing kid—and a recently-deceased man. The child is Mark Jr., the son of Corrie's best friend. And the corpse? The high school principal. Mark had been causing so much trouble at school that he'd been suspended, but Corrie can't believe he's a killer. 
   
   
    
  As the village of Bonney gathers for the annual San Ignacio Fall Festival at the Black Horse Campground, Sheriff Rick Sutton and Det. J. D. Wilder uncover a web of bullying, hatred, and revenge—in which nothing is sacred. Not the school. Not the church. And definitely not Corrie's campground . . .

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  The Low Road - A John Tyler...

  Tom Fowler

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  Even hundreds of miles from Baltimore . . . 
  Deadly trouble still finds John Tyler. 
  Thanks to his daughter’s encouragement, retired soldier John Tyler attends a classic car convention in another state. Lexi tags along for moral and technical support. 
  When Tyler is jailed for a bogus vehicular violation, the weekend gets off to a terrible start. 
  Then, his captors learn who he is . . . and what he’s done.  
  After he deals with the men sent to kill him, Tyler tries to figure out what’s going on and who wants him dead. He learns some shocking truths about the town where he’s imprisoned and its power brokers. They’ll do anything to keep their corrupt business going. 
  And Tyler will do anything to stop them and keep his daughter safe.  
  It’s a collision course, and despite his captors’ best efforts, John Tyler is in the driver’s seat. Can he keep Lexi safe and take down a criminal organization before he becomes another body in the town graveyard? 
  The Low Road is the action-packed sixth novel in the John Tyler military thriller series. Each book is a standalone story.

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  Razor Moon

  Ted Galdi

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  They thought they could take her … but they didn't know he was on her side. 
   
  A fifteen-year-old girl disappears from a Montana truck stop. The police believe she's just another runaway, not in any serious danger. 
   
  They're dead wrong. 
   
  And ex-Special Forces commando Cole Maddox knows it. Though he and the missing girl never met, her grandfather helped him as a boy and now he wants to help the family. However, when Cole sets out to find her, he learns her disappearance is part of a sinister conspiracy far darker than anything he suspected. 
   
  Can he rescue her while keeping himself and those closest to him alive? Find out in this fast-paced, adrenaline-surging thrill ride from Ted Galdi.

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  The Strange Crime of John...

  G. K. Chesterton

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  Reporter Calhoun Kidd of the Western Sun is off to interview John Boulnois, a philisopher, at his home, Grey Cottage at the edge of Pendragon Park. But he comes across a murder, but who is the guilty party. Father Brown investigates. 
  "Mr. Calhoun Kidd was a very young gentleman with a very old face, a face dried up with its own eagerness, framed in blue-black hair and a black butterfly tie. He was the emissary in England of the colossal American daily called The Western Sun—also humorously described as the "Rising Sunset." This was in allusion to a great journalistic declaration (attributed to Mr. Kidd himself) that "he guessed the sun would rise in the west yet if American citizens did a bit more hustling." Those, however, who mock American journalism from the standpoint of somewhat mellower traditions forget a certain paradox which partly redeems it. For while the journalism of the States permits a pantomimic vulgarity long past anything English, it also shows a real excitement about the most earnest mental problems, of which English papers are innocent, or rather incapable. The Sun was full of the most solemn matters treated in the most farcical way. William James figured there as well as "Weary Willie," and pragmatists alternated with pugilists in the long procession of its portraits."

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  Girl in the Park

  Linsey Lanier

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  One serial killer or two? 
  "Love this series." Reviewer comment. 
  Miranda and Parker are finally getting ready to retire for real this time. 
  Until the brutalized body of a young law school student is found in a park in Midtown, Atlanta. 
  A body that reminds Miranda of the recent murders in Chicago. 
  And of the sadistic killer who still haunts her dreams. 
  She has to stop him before he kills again. Once again, retirement will have to go on hold. 
  But as she and Parker and the team dig deeper into the case, Miranda discovers chilling clues that tell her these murders are just foreplay. 
  The killer is really after her. 
  Girl in the Park is #19 in the Miranda and Parker Mystery series. For more audio by Linsey Lanier, please visit LinseyLanier.com/audiobooks.

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  The Winter Killings - Unwrap...

  Wes Markin

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  The next instalment in the Yorkshire Murders series from bestseller Wes Markin! 
  A gruesome find. A missing colleague. A case that hits closer to home… 
  As winter settles over Yorkshire, DCI Emma Gardner is hoping that work will calm down for everyone. Distracted by the continued disappearance of DI Paul Riddick Emma can’t seem to get her head back in the game. But when a human skull is discovered in a local pub, Emma knows it’s time to get a grip. 
  With no one local reported missing, and with no body to be found, the team have their work cut and no obvious clues to follow. Who could the skull belong to and what message is the killer trying to leave them? And then the first body is found… 
  As Emma and the team try desperately to identify the body and the killer, secrets from the past begin to reveal themselves. A home for single mothers. Babies who tragically didn’t make it. A coverup at the highest level. 
  With the clock ticking, winter has one final cold reveal for Emma. Her old friend Riddick… 
  Don’t miss the gripping crime series by bestselling British crime author Wes Markin! Perfect for fans of JD Kirk, J M Dalgliesh and Rhys Dylan. 
  What people are saying about Wes Markin... 
  'Cracking start to an exciting new series. Twist and turns, thrills and kills. I loved it.' Bestselling author Ross Greenwood 
  'Markin stuns with his latest offering... Mind-bendingly dark and deep, you know it's not for the faint hearted from page one. Intricate plotting, devious twists and excellent characterisation take this tale to a whole new level. Any serious crime fan will love it!' Bestselling author Owen Mullen 
  'A nerve-jangling, heart thumping belter of a crime series.' Bestselling author TG Reid 
  'Yet another first class story from this talented author.' ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Reader Review 
  'Wow! What an incredible and enoyable read this was.'⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Reader Review

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