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  Nymphomaniac

  Surender Mohan Pathak

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  Sudhir Kohli 'the lucky bastard', one of Surender Mohan Pathak's iconic detectives has perhaps the most difficult case of his life to solve. Love of his life, Manjula, returns from the ruins of the past to his arms but saoked in blood, dying.

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  Orders from Berlin - A Thriller

  Simon Tolkien

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  A compelling thriller laced with Simon Tolkien's signature writing style, praised by the Los Angeles Times as “half Christie and half Grisham.”With the publication of The Inheritance, Simon Tolkien was lauded as a naturally gifted storyteller who possesses a terrific command of language and a unique perception into the darker sides of human nature. Now, Simon takes readers back to the case that started it all for Trave, the hero of his last two critically acclaimed novels.It's September of 1940. France has fallen and London is being bombed day and night. Almost single-handedly Winston Churchill maintains the country's morale. Britain's fate hangs in the balance and the intelligence agencies on both sides of the Channel are desperate for anything that could give them the edge.Albert Morrison, ex-chief of MI6, is pushed over the banister outside his London apartment. He falls to his death at the feet of his daughter, Ava, but it is too dark for her to see the attacker before he escapes. Two Scotland Yard detectives attend the crime scene: Inspector Quaid and his junior assistant, Detective Trave. Quaid is convinced that this is a simple open-and-shut case involving a family dispute. But Trave is not so sure. Following a mysterious note in the dead man's pocket, Trave discovers that Morrison was visited by Alec Thorn, deputy head of MI6, on the day of his death. Could Thorn—who is clearly carrying a flame for Morrison's daughter—be involved in a plot to betray his country that Morrison tried to halt, and if so, can Trave stop it in time in this gripping and intelligent thriller?

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  Montauk to Manhattan - An...

  Thomas Maier

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  A fun, provocative murder mystery about the making of a miniseries in the Hamptons during the summer of 2016 that involves today's streaming TV, #MeToo Hollywood, the rise of Donald Trump, Hamptons parties, the stealing of Native American lands, and a well-known New York newspaper. 
   
   
   
  Author Thomas Maier (Showtime's Masters of Sex, Paramount's Mafia Spies) offers the tale of Jack Denton, a down-on-his luck writer who is happy to see his novel—about the 1880s stealing of Montauk tribal lands by a loud, greedy tycoon—made into a TV series in the Hamptons. Denton is also covering the 2016 political rise of Donald Trump for a famous newspaper. But as he shuttles back and forth between his Manhattan newsroom and the on-location TV set in Montauk, Denton becomes a suspect in the disappearance of a young actress who was part of the same TV show. 
   
   
   
  Montauk to Manhattan is a story of murder, fame, sex, ambition, and the many political passions of our time—all rolled into one.

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  The Lemon Man

  Keith Bruton

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  TASKS: 
   
   
   
  1. Buy Food. 2. Visit Ma. 3. Kill Henry O'Neil. 
   
   
   
  The Lemon Man is Patrick Callen, a bicycle-riding hitman with mild O. C. D. in Dublin, Ireland, whose carefully ordered life is totally upended when he becomes the accidental caretaker of a baby boy. Now he's got to balance his daily to-do list of errands and murders-for-hire with his unexpected domesticity, which impacts him and his work in ways he never expected . . . and that could get him killed.

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  Royally Judged - A Royal Sons Novel

  Elle Boon

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  Royally Judged is a thrilling, gritty, romance that's packed with explosive chemistry and a dirty-talking biker named Kash.Kash Strickland . . . A Biker. A Lawyer. A nice guy, until you mess with what's his. He's pure adrenaline with tattoos and brains that gets him into an Ivy League School—the kind of guy you look at and know he's going to be a combination of nasty and irresistible.Verity Ames . . . The moment Verity Ames lays eyes on Kash for the first time and allows herself to touch his hot skin and kiss his full lips, she falls hard and fast. She protects her heart from everyone, until him.Two Worlds Divided . . . Verity's stalkers step up their game, almost succeeding in killing her. Kash has no plans to allow Verity to slip through his fingers. She's been through hell and back, with scars to prove just how tough she is. However, it's not in his DNA to turn a blind eye when someone he's claimed is targeted, even if she doesn't know she’s gonna be his Ole'Lady. The men who dared touch her will find themselves pushing daisies, and there's not an ounce of sadness within Kash for the deeds he plans to do. 
   
  Contains mature themes.

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  The Moving Finger - A mans dark...

  Rose Champion de Crespigny

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  Annie Rose Charlotte Key was born on 9th November 1859 in Kensington, London. 
   
  With a privileged background—her father was an admiral, her mother a Lady, Rose began her creative life as a painter before a stab at writing local history settled her into popular fiction. 
   
  Her works were solidly written and often described as having a ‘certain graceful facility’. 
   
  Her marriage to Philip Augustus Champion de Crespigny in 1878 resulted in a family of 4 children and a name of status. 
   
  Rose was a leading member of the Ridley Art Club, the Lyceum Club in Piccadilly, and of the British College of Psychic Science.  Victorian society had a particular fascination with spiritualism and in ‘The Moving Finger’ Rose uses the theme as a background to introduce her popular occult detective Norton Vyse into her series of short stories.  
   
  Rose Champion de Crespigny died on 10th February 1935.  She was 75.

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