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  The Ban

  Dick van Kooten

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  The Ban is an ultra-short story, written by Dick van Kooten and narrated by Iris van Zon. The story is offered to you for free. There is also a Dutch spoken version available. Later a long story follows: A Roman Rarity. And a full book: Pyramid from the Future - not only longer but even much more exciting. 
  The Ban Blurb 
  "Of the ancient church in Hadersrup, Norway, no single trace can be found from before 1931. With only the photo from that year, Oddbjørn Baardsen and Toril Kjellberg set out to investigate. Will they find out why?"

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  The Twisted Wire

  Anonym

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  The 1970s Middle East conflict is the setting for this high-octane thriller by the author of The Chill Factor. 
  A crossed telephone wire causes a call from the President of the United States to his Ambassador in London to be overheard by geologist Tom Bartlett. Tom, preoccupied with thoughts of the conference he is to attend in Israel, puts the incident from his mind, unaware that he might not have been the only person listening in… 
  He has not been in Tel Aviv a day, however, before the first attempt is made on his life. As Arab, Israeli, Russian and American agents begin to converge on him, it’s clear that someone wants Tom’s briefcase – and will stop at nothing to obtain it. 
  The Twisted Wire, first published in 1971, is set at the height of the Middle East conflict, combining politics, espionage and murder into a compelling fast-moving adventure. 
  The Twisted Wire, a masterpiece by Richard Falkirk, is a riveting blend of international politics and suspenseful mystery. Its action-packed narrative and intricate detective work make it a must-read for any fan of crime fiction. 
  For fans of Mark Billingham (What the Night Brings), Ken Follett (Triple), David Mccloskey (Damascus Station), Christopher Fowler (The Water Room), and Jane Harper (Exiles).

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  Callander Square

  Anne Perry

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  Callander Square is the second of Anne Perry’s Charlotte and Thomas Pitt mysteries. Full of well-drawn and convincing characters, it offers a finely crafted re-creation of Victorian England. 
   
  The bodies of two newborn babies have been found in a park in the fashionable London neighborhood of Callander Square. While Inspector Thomas Pitt is fighting to get the square’s aristocratic residents to speak with him, his pretty, well-born wife, Charlotte, decides to do some detective work of her own. 
   
  Soon she is unearthing secrets in every house on the square, while Thomas tries to discover what would drive a person to murder.

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  The Cuckoo Wood

  M. Sean Coleman

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  A spate of suicides—and stories of angel sightings—lead a detective into the dark underbelly of an isolated English village . . . Samantha Jaynes ended her life in a cold lake. Now Rosie Trimble has done the same. Both claimed they had seen an angel. And they’re not the only ones. The series of teenage suicides is rattling the rural community of Kirkdale in England’s Lake District; is it collective hallucination—or is something more sinister leading these young girls to their deaths? That’s a question for Dr Alex Ripley, the so-called Miracle Detective. Brought in to help the police, she finds a community rooted in fear and suspicion, bound by their strange faith, unwilling to help, unable to forgive. The people of Kirkdale have buried their dark past before, and they’re not about to let Alex Ripley dig it up again . . .

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  Slings and Sparrows

  Patricia Meredith

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  “Bingeable and entertaining!” —Tori Tecken, Author and BookTuber Tori Talks 
  “Patricia Meredith does it again! A perfect cozy mystery…unique and well done…with a great twist!” —Stacy, BookTuber Wandering with Stacy 
  Sisters Goose and Penny think they’ve retired to a small slice of heaven on acreage with every bird from peacocks to guinea fowl. Their days are filled with your typical squawking and yelping coming from all corners, until the murder of a cockatiel leads them to wonder if they’ve let in a fox amongst their kindly chickens. 
  Slings and Sparrows is the first in a new cozy mystery series set in the 1990s! 
  “A delightfully quaint cozy mystery… Take a gander at this quacker of a novel!” —Kirsten Willett, Bookstagrammer Recipe Book Worm 
  “Utterly charming! Slings and Sparrows delivers a cozy, low-stakes mystery packed with 90’s nostalgia, references, and suspense.” —Kayla, BookTuber Kay’s Hidden Shelf

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  Lies Run Deep - Book Two The...

  Valerie Brandy

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  A tropical paradise. A wedding party. Among them... is a killer. 
  Attempting to leave her traumatic past behind, newlywed Zoe heads to a beautiful tropical island in the remote Seychelles to honeymoon with her husband, Mike. But when the pair wakes up stranded on an archipelago with their entire wedding party, it's clear the past has caught up with them. Someone in the group is working with figures from Zoe's past to betray them, confirming Zoe's worst fear: that she can never outrun what she thought she left behind. 
  Using her survival skills, Zoe creates a plan to escape the island, while simultaneously investigating the wedding party to root out the betrayer. But when a boat appears on the island with a note attached, discovering the mole becomes a matter of survival. The boat will only operate if Zoe can type the name of the person who betrayed them into a console-- rigged with dynamite. One wrong answer, and the group may be stranded forever-- with Zoe still unsure if anyone in her life can be trusted. 
  When one of their party turns up murdered, it's clear the clock is ticking, and the danger is among them. Will Zoe place her trust in the right person, or will she find herself betrayed again? 
  Domestic Thriller and Beach Read fans will love this dangerous game, played out on an island where treasure is buried not just under the sand, but in the heart of the person next to you.

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