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  You and Me: A gripping...

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  The perfect gripping, twisty suspense for fans of Netflix’s You and Lisa Jewell’s Watching You 
  This is not a love story… 
  Watching sunrises together should have been romantic. 
  But you were always inside with your wife, and I sat in your garden, in the shadows. 
  I thought you’d never know how I felt about you. 
  Until one night, I witnessed a terrible crime. 
  I wanted it to bring us closer together. 
  But now the secrets are tumbling out. 
  And they could tear everything apart…A breath-taking suspense full of twists and turns – if you think you know how this ends, think again… 
  ‘An engrossing and unsettling read with a totally unpredictable ending. Nicola Rayner is a skilled storyteller’ Lesley Kara, author of The Rumour 
  ‘I was blown away. An outstanding psychological suspense, beautifully written, brilliantly plotted and impossible to put down. Loved every word!’ Emma Curtis, author of The Night You Left 
  ‘Reels you in until you reach the nail-biting, show-stopping finale. I loved this book so much – the best thriller I’ve read this year’ S.E. Lynes, author of Mother 
  ‘The definition of “unputdownable” … Evocative, pacy and utterly gripping. I loved it’ Sara Collins, author of The Confessions of Frannie Langton 
  ‘A fantastic story, with clever story-telling, fabulous characters and a jaw-dropping plot. One of my top reads of the year’ Rona Halsall, author of One Mistake 
  ‘Excellent and emotional page-turning psychological suspense full of dark themes and a brilliantly conceived central character’ Jenny Quintana, author of The Missing Girl 
  ‘An instant winner for me. And that plot! Perfectly set up to make the ending a complete shock … One of those books that stays with you’ Caroline Corcoran, author of Through the Wall 
  ‘Claustrophobically gripping with an exquisitely-wrought narrator’ Kate Weinberg, author of The Truants 
  The thrillers genre is perfectly captured in this narrative, as the amateur detective unravels the mystery of life and family. The suspense of the fiction will keep you engrossed, as you delve into the world of siblings and their secrets. 
  For fans of Lisa Jewell (Don’t Let Him In), Gillian Mcallister (Just Another Missing Person), S. E. Lynes (The Ex), B. A. Paris (The Prisoner), and Ruth Ware (The Woman in Cabin 10).

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  Stronger Than Death

  Andrew Lowe

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  Five victims, bonded by blood. A detective blinded by revenge. 
   
  Jake Sawyer is suffering. After a bruising confrontation with a cruel killer, he has isolated himself in a remote cottage in the bleak and beautiful northern Peak District. 
   
  Facing an uncertain future, he resumes his covert investigation into his mother’s murder, and enters therapy to explore his lack of primal fear response. 
   
  When an ex-TV personality is found murdered, from a single stab wound to the heart, Sawyer suspects a ritualistic element. But then a second victim is found, and he forms a terrifying theory about the killer’s twisted logic. 
   
  As Sawyer edges closer to mental collapse, he must protect the killer’s targets as he uncovers the truth behind the death of his mother. 
   
  A truth that will put his reputation, and freedom, at risk.

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  80s Ghosts

  V.S. Lawrence

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  The year is 2009, and Chrissy Rodriguez is determined to make her ghost hunting vlog an internet success. She's only one more failed investigation away from financial ruin and having to move back home. When she receives an email asking her to investigate Merlin High, a school that burned down in the 80s, she is presented with a unique opportunity that could make or break her. 
   
   
   
  As they explore the decaying halls searching for evidence of the paranormal, Chrissy notices that her team is acting a little . . . off. Everything begins to unravel, blurring the lines between past and present. With her team stretched to its limits, Chrissy realizes that some secrets want to be found. And some of them have even been waiting.

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  The Main In The Brown Suit

  Agatha Christie

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  Anne Beddingfeld is a young woman who is aching for adventure and that is exactly what she gets when she witnesses the death of man on the London Underground. Her notice of a mysterious man who suspiciously leaves the scene embarks Anne on a mystery that will take her all the way to Cape Town in South Africa. With a love interest also in her future, it will take all her faculties to set everything straight.  
  The Man in the Brown Suit is an early publication in Agatha Christie’s long and illustrious career. The story may have been inspired by a trip she took with husband Archie to South Africa, amongst other countries in preparation for the 1924-1925 British Empire Exhibition. Indeed, as seen in the 2025 production Travels with Agatha Christie and David Suchet, she seems to have been very taken with the areas of South Africa she visited. Further, in the frontispiece of the book the dedication begins “In memory of a journey..” and what a fun journey it was to record this book!  
  As with all books written over a century ago, the reader is reminded that previous sensibilities do not match current ones.

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  Slashed

  Thalia Sanchez

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  Sadie always thought she had the potential to become a Final Girl. It's why she bought the tickets for Slashed, a haunted house attraction that provides an immersive experience of a slasher movie. The attraction promised a night of thrilling fun for her and her friends, and it would be the perfect opportunity for Sadie to prove herself.However, Slashed is more challenging than Sadie expected. With its neon lights and horrifying twists, the night meant to be fun rapidly turns into a frightening search for an exit. But soon, Sadie finds herself being stalked by a masked scare actor who seems to put on a bloody performance just for her, and she begins to wonder . . . Is it all part of the experience, or is it all secretly real?As the chase between them ensues, Sadie realizes she must do whatever it takes to escape the house, even if it includes seducing the mysterious silver mask hunting her.

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  Gulliver's Travels

  Jonathan Swift

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  "I told him that should he happen to see a man who was extremely tall, he would be very much mistaken if he thought him a giant."
  
  Shipwrecked physician Lemuel Gulliver embarks on four extraordinary journeys that challenge his—and the reader's—perception of reality. From the tiny, war-mongering citizens of Lilliput to the towering, moral giants of Brobdingnag, and from the floating pseudo-intellectual city of Laputa to the noble, rational horses known as Houyhnhnms, Gulliver encounters civilizations that mirror the best and worst of humanity. What begins as a quest for discovery turns into a devastating critique of British society, religious conflict, and the very definition of being "human."
  
  The Scale of Perspective: In the first two books, Swift uses physical size as a metaphor for moral stature. In Lilliput, Gulliver is a giant among petty, small-minded politicians who fight over which end of an egg to crack. In Brobdingnag, he becomes a literal "toy," forced to defend the "grandeur" of Europe to a King who views humans as "the most pernicious race of little odious vermin."
  
  The Critique of Reason: The voyage to the flying island of Laputa serves as a hilarious yet biting attack on theoretical science and useless "intellectualism." Here, Swift mocks the Royal Society with "Projectors" who try to extract sunbeams from cucumbers while their people starve in the ruins of neglected farms.
  
  The Final Epiphany: Man vs. Beast: The novel reaches its peak in the land of the Houyhnhnms, where rational horses rule over the filthy, impulsive Yahoos—creatures that Gulliver realizes, with horror, are actually human beings. This final encounter forces Gulliver into a state of misanthropy, forever changing how he views his own family and kind.
  
  Experience the world through a different lens. Purchase "Gulliver's Travels" today and discover why it remains the most dangerous comedy ever written.

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