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Murder can lead you down an unexpected path. When Wade and Mindy find a body in a deer stand, the trek to find the killer begins. But neither of them could have imagined where it would lead them: the dangerous Atchafalaya Basin. While tracking the killer, the two have to fight off alligators, moccasins and a black panther. Can they find the person responsible, and bring him to justice?
"The Adventure of the Three Garridebs" (1924), one of the 56 Sherlock Holmes short stories written by British author Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, is one of 12 stories in the cycle collected as The Case-Book of Sherlock Holmes. According to Dr. Watson's opening narration, this story is set at "the latter end of June, 1902 ... the same month that Holmes refused a knighthood for services which may perhaps some day be described." This is a parallel to the knighthood of Arthur Conan Doyle around the same time. Holmes receives a letter from a Nathan Garrideb of 136 Little Ryder Street, asking for help in a most peculiar quest. He is looking for another man with his unusual surname, for it will mean a $5 million inheritance for him. He has been approached by another man, John Garrideb of Kansas, who says that he needs to find others with the same last name.Ver livro
In 1885, Abigail Wilson participated in an archaeological excavation at Rome's Colosseum. Fifteen years later, now a distinguished archaeologist and one half of the Museum Detectives with her husband, Daniel, she returns to Rome as a speaker at the Conference on Ancient Roman Civilization. Their visit takes a perilous turn when a fellow archaeologist and his wife are discovered murdered within the Colosseum, propelling the Wilsons into a complex investigation amidst the Eternal City's historic backdrop.Ver livro
An unexpected family reunion unleashes a dangerous mystery. Ivy has always wondered how sheepdog Keats became such an incredible companion and sleuth. When her beloved dog’s breeder tracks them down, she finally gets the chance to find out. The family reunion isn’t all bliss, however. Keats’ sister, another talented border collie, has been dog-napped in nearby Thistledown. The team leaps to the rescue, but the deeper they dig, the more complicated the story becomes. Could the dog’s disappearance be linked to a crime in Clover Grove? Either way, rescuing Keats’ savvy sheepdog sister is priority number one. Ivy and Keats may end up in a terrible bind, but family always comes through. The next book in the Bought-the-Farm Mystery Series is a perfect page-turner for lovers of animals and funny, spunky amateur sleuths.Ver livro
Mortuary technician Cassie Raven believes the last thoughts of the dead linger like static in the air . . . Cassie has always had a strange affinity with death, ever since her parents were killed in a car crash when she was four. At least that's what she grew up believing . . . But that was a lie. Cassie's father is alive. He was convicted of murdering her mother and spent years behind bars. Now he's out—and he's looking for her. He swears he didn't do it. And Cassie wants to believe him. To find the truth, she must turn detective. As she seeks answers, help is to be found in inexplicable places—for the dead are ready to talk.Ver livro
Private detective Sam Spade gets caught in a web of greed, deception, and murder when the mysterious and alluring Brigid O’Shaughnessy walks into his San Francisco office. She’s searching for a priceless artifact—the legendary Maltese Falcon—and soon Spade finds himself navigating a dangerous maze of treachery, double-crosses, and violence. As the stakes rise and bodies begin to pile up, Spade must rely on his wits, his instincts, and a stubborn sense of justice to survive. A classic tale of noir suspense, The Maltese Falcon is a gripping story of obsession, betrayal, and the dark side of human desire.Ver livro
The Dancing Floor by John Buchan is a haunting blend of mystery, mythology, and romance. The story follows Sir Edward Leithen, who encounters Vernon Milburne, a young man guarding a secret tied to the enigmatic island of Plakos in Greece. As Leithen investigates, he uncovers a tale of ancient rituals, forbidden love, and a cursed family haunted by the legend of Persephone. The titular "dancing floor" refers to a sacred space central to the island’s eerie traditions. Buchan weaves themes of cultural clash, spiritual awakening, and the thin veil between the rational and supernatural. Rich with atmospheric detail and suspense, the novel explores the tension between modernity and primal forces. A mesmerizing mix of adventure and mysticism, The Dancing Floor captivates readers with its exploration of fate, faith, and the enduring power of myth.Ver livro
