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  Hexes Exes and Codexes

  Colleen Gleason

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  Jacqueline Finch's lovely little bookstore is a special one. Not only is it brimming with books and has a cozy tea shop, but it comes staffed with two unique employees: Mrs. Hudson, Sherlock Holmes's landlady, and Mrs. Danvers, the creepy and disagreeable housekeeper from Rebecca. Despite the fact that other literary characters tend to pop out of books on a daily basis, Jacqueline loves her life, running the bookshop and hanging out with her two new friends. She even enjoys the three old ladies who live at the end of the street, and who are definitely witches. (Which sometimes comes in handy.) 
   
   
   
  But just when a holiday weekend and the beginning of tourist season commences, Jacqueline discovers that someone has been breaking into the shop at night. All evidence is that they're doing some sort of conjuring or witchcraftery in her store, and that worries her. But things get a little more tense—and confusing—when Jacqueline's ex-fiance shows up in town, wanting to make amends. This could put a real damper on her budding romance with the town detective. Yet, Jacqueline has it all under control . . . until a woman comes into her store, wanting Jacqueline to put a hex on her ex-husband. The next thing Jacqueline knows, she's got a bunch of very angry women hellbent on getting revenge on their exes—and anyone else who gets in their way . . . including Jacqueline.

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  Witched and Hitched in Seattle -...

  Dakota Cassidy

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  It takes two to solve a murder right! 
   
   
   
  Stevie here and it's my fortieth birthday. Woo-hoo! 
   
   
   
  Win's prepared a low-key evening for me (see no acrobats and jugglers) at one of my new favorite places and new business in Eb Falls—Trish the Dish Pottery! 
   
   
   
  You read that right, pottery. There's nothing like getting my hands covered (my clothes, too) in wet clay as I work the wheel. It's my latest passion, and while I stink at it (I really do), I love it and my goal to to make a canister to house my beloved Twinkies was well on its way. 
   
   
   
  Win prepared an evening of pottery and friends for my birthday and it was beautiful. Except for one small thing, Trish Lemmon, owner and all 'round amazing pottery teacher, ends up dead. 
   
   
   
  It's my party and I'll cry if I want to—and I do, but once I dry my tears, I'm determined to find out who killed Trish. Yet, as we unravel Trish's personal life, her past, we find deep, dark secrets she worked hard to keep buried and hidden—forever. 
   
   
   
  Things go from bad to worse as we stumble on secret after secret while we try to catch a killer. Join me and the gang for yet another adventure filled with magic, mayhem, and mystery!

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  Missing Believed Dead

  Chris Longmuir

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  Missing children! Internet predators! Dead bodies! 
  She crossed his arms over his chest and placed the jade beads in his eyes. "To remind you of me," she said. 
  Jade was 13 when she disappeared five years ago, and DS Bill Murphy suspects someone from her family is responsible for recent Dundee murders. But is it her mother, Diane, who now suffers from OCD? Or Emma, her twin sister, who was catatonic for a year after Jade's disappearance? Or Jade's brother, Ryan, who enjoys dressing in women's clothes and is going through a life crisis, unsure whether he is gay? 
  What happened to Jade? Is she alive or dead? Or has she returned to wreak a terrible revenge on male predators? 
  Chris Longmuir is an award-winning author. Night Watcher, the first book in the Dundee Crime Series, won the SAW Pitlochry Award, and Dead Wood, the second book in the series, won both the SAW Pitlochry Award and the Dundee International Book Prize.

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  Backlash - Christopher Wren...

  Mike Grist

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  He just wanted to go home... 
   
  When a passenger plane is forced down over Texas airspace, one man on board may have something to say about that. 
   
  Christopher Wren. 
   
  He's a CIA black-ops specialist looking to give up 'the life'. He just wants to win back his wife and spend time with his kids. 
   
  No such luck. Now the Flight Marshal's bleeding out in the aisle, fake Marines are storming his 787, and all hell's about to break loose. 
   
  They poked the bear on his way into hibernation. 
   
  The backlash is only just beginning.

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  Banking Conspiracy The (Sherlock...

  Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Roger...

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  When Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson only by chance escape an arson attack at the Waldorf Hotel, they are glad to have found new lodgings in the apartment of Hampton Bank. Director Benjamin Hampton, who still feels indebted to Holmes, is pleased that both are now apparently safe from the long arm of retribution by the New York Police. For precisely this reason, he confronts Holmes with a case requiring special care: a secret banking meeting in the state of Georgia was supposed to remain secret. But when one of the participants doesn't return to New York, that plan fails, and Hampton sets his tenants Holmes and Watson on the case. Once again, no 'vacation in America' for the two friends from London...

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  The Spirit Moves

  Carol J. Perry

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  When the body of "how-to" book writer Terry Holiday is found by Aster Paterson in her flower garden, the townspeople of Haven are shocked. But they're even more surprised when the beloved bookshop owner insists that the spirit of her late husband Peter Paterson led her to the grim discovery. Only Aster seems unsurprised—she's been baking his favorite shortbread cookies every day, hoping to lure his ghost back home . . . 
   
   
    
  Even Maureen is a little skeptical—until Peter's ghost appears in the bookshop window for all to see. Haven's hard-headed realist cop Frank Hubbard is determined to unveil whatever trickery led to the apparition, as he suspects the answer to who killed Terry Holiday may be connected to the illusion. 
   
   
    
  If Maureen's learned anything since she moved from New England and inherited her haunted inn, it's that 1) ghosts are real (at least some of them), and 2) so are murderers. She doesn't need a how-to manual to solve a murder; she's done it before. But with suspects ranging from a mystery writers group to a ghostwriter who just checked in at the inn, she will need a little help from her spirited sleuths . . .

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