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  Captured

  K. A. BRYANT

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  A United States embassy is bombed. The act can't go unanswered. War is eminent unless one captured man is released. 
  The wife of a renowned panic room architect desperately clings to his bloody handkerchief in their vacated hotel. Amid a rash of abductions, he was captured. She is alone, terrified and running for her life, but refuses to evacuate the country without her husband, Christian Bleu. "He would never leave me. How could I abandon him?" she tells the United Embassy agent.The United States President secretly decides that Christian is worth going to war over and the perfect excuse to retaliate is created. As a last resort, Caleb Promise is sent in. His mission, find and extract Christian Bleu, but not to engage with Christian’s wife, Tempest.Time is running out in this electrifying race. Can Caleb Promise find him before the U.S. retaliates? Will he, for once, stick to his orders and abandon Tempest? 
  Stand alone thriller/suspense novels. Available Formats:5x8 hardcover, paperback6x9 hardcover, paperbackOversized PrintEbook 
  Best read in this order:Mark of the Two-Edged Sword (Part I)Mark of the Two-Edged Sword (Part II) (Coming Soon)CAPTUREDNOTES 
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  Caleb Promise just wants to leave his past behind him and live like a regular guy. What's stopping him is simple. He can't turn his back on those in need of help. He selects his missions. If you root for that jean wearing do-gooder, that can take a lick and give one too, this series is for you. A blend of Jack Reacher's thinking and Mission Impossible's refreshing beat.

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  King Arthur's Knights: The Tales...

  Henry Gilbert

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  This book is an attempt to tell some of the stories of King Arthur and his Knights in a way which will be interesting to every boy and girl who loves adventures. (Introduction by Henry Gilbert)

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  The Murder on the Links

  Agatha Christie

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  The Murder on the Links by Agatha Christie is a gripping early installment in the celebrated Hercule Poirot series, blending clever deduction, international intrigue, and unexpected twists into a masterfully constructed mystery. First published in 1923, this novel showcases Christie's growing brilliance in crafting puzzles that challenge both her detective and her readers.
  
  The story begins when Hercule Poirot receives an urgent letter from a French millionaire who fears for his life. By the time Poirot and his loyal friend Captain Arthur Hastings arrive in northern France, the man has already been found dead—stabbed in the back and discovered in a freshly dug grave near a golf course. What appears at first to be a straightforward crime of passion quickly unravels into a complex web of deception.
  
  As Poirot examines the evidence, he uncovers contradictions and hidden motives at every turn. The victim's troubled marriage, mysterious neighbors, secret identities, and shadowy past all complicate the investigation. The peaceful coastal setting contrasts sharply with the dark secrets buried beneath its surface, creating an atmosphere of mounting suspense.
  
  Christie expertly plays with perception and misdirection, introducing a host of intriguing suspects whose alibis and stories rarely align. Clues are planted with precision, inviting readers to piece together the puzzle alongside Poirot. Yet as always, the famed Belgian detective relies not merely on physical evidence but on his understanding of psychology—the "little grey cells" that allow him to see what others overlook.
  
  Captain Hastings provides a lively counterpoint to Poirot's meticulous logic. His perspective adds warmth and occasional humor, as well as moments of romantic distraction that further complicate matters. The dynamic between the two characters deepens in this novel, offering both camaraderie and contrast.
  
  One of the novel's greatest strengths lies in its surprises. Just when the solution seems within reach, Christie deftly shifts the narrative, revealing new layers of intrigue. The final resolution is both satisfying and startling, demonstrating her skill at turning assumptions upside down.
  
  Set against the windswept landscapes of northern France, The Murder on the Links combines atmosphere, clever plotting, and memorable characters in a compelling tale of crime and deduction. It stands as a testament to Agatha Christie's enduring genius and her ability to keep readers guessing until the very last page.
  
  With its intricate mystery and brilliant detective work, this classic novel remains an essential read for lovers of traditional whodunits and timeless crime fiction.

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  Sycamore XL

  Craig A. Falconer

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  From the streets of the city to the heart of Sycamore HQ... 
  In 12 original stories, this super-sized collection picks up right where Sycamore X left off by exploring the mega corporation’s augmented reality dystopia through the eyes of a varied cast of characters, some new and some familiar. 
  Offering a peek behind the curtain into Sycamore’s inner circle and a hint of what life in Sycamore’s world is like for those less fortunate, Sycamore XL is a must-read collection for fans of the series.

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  Violet (Winter in Veil Book 1)

  Miles Ledoux

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  None of the children in Veil, Vermont, had ever seen a dead body…  
  The people of Veil consider the falling of the first snowflake to be the start of winter. This year, the first day of winter in Veil begins with a child's disappearance. No ransom, no trace. Deputy Jen Grogan is determined to find the child, who is friends with her sixteen-year-old daughter, Cyanne. 
  However, when Cy goes searching on her own, she discovers an injured woman with no memory of who she is. Cy endeavors to help this young woman recover her lost identity, hoping she might provide some clue about her friend's whereabouts… 
  Miles Ledoux is an author, playwright, actor, director, and YouTuber. 
  Violet is the first book in the mystery novella series Winter in Veil.

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  Fatal Fried Rice - A Noodle Shop...

  Vivien Chien

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  Lana Lee returns for another delectable cozy set in a Chinese restaurant in Cleveland, Ohio in Vivien Chien's Fatal Fried Rice… 
   
  Lana Lee runs her family’s Chinese restaurant in Cleveland’s Asia Village like nobody’s business. When it comes to actual cooking, however, she’s known to be about a step up from boiling rice. So Lana decides to go to culinary school on the sly―and prove that she has what it takes in the kitchen after all. But when course instructor Margo Chan turns up dead after class, Lana suddenly finds herself on the case, frying pan in hand. 
   
  Since she was the one who discovered the body, Lana must do double duty in finding the killer and clearing her name. Now, with or without the help of her boyfriend Detective Adam Trudeau, Lana launches her own investigation into Margo’s life and mysterious death. Doing so leads her on a wild goose chase to and from the culinary school―and all the way back to the Ho-Lee noodle shop, where the guilty party may be closer than Lana thinks.

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