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  The Relic Hunter

  Christopher Cartwright

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  A private jet crashes in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, killing everyone on board. 
  One of the passengers was Darren Young, an entomologist who was meant to be working alone in Papua New Guinea, studying rare beetles. 
  So why was he on a private jet on the other side of the world? 
  And why, as his plane entered its fatal descent, did he send a text message to his wife containing just three simple words: 
  “FIND SAM REILLY!”

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  Lotus Effect - A Psychological...

  Trisha Wolfe

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  From USA Today bestselling author Trisha Wolfe comes her most gripping psychological thriller yet. 
  Lakin Hale, true crime writer and victim of an attack that left her for dead, helps crime solvers and victims close cold cases, yet there is one crime she hasn’t been able to solve: 
  Her own. 
  As she embarks on a new case, working closely with Special Agent Rhys Nolan, the details of the murder begin to eerily resemble the event that nearly ended her life. A silhouette of a man haunts her dreams, but there were only two people there that night—Lakin and her murderer. Is the phantom hero who pulled her from the water a delusion, or is he the only one who can unlock her dark memories? 
  Buried in a watery grave of lotuses, the victim calls out to Lakin, unearthing painful memories of what was stolen from her that fateful night. For those that played a part, it’s now time to answer for their sins.

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  3 Detective Stories – The Female...

  Ethel Lina White

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  There is something about the number 3.  
  The Ancient Greeks believed 3 was the perfect number, and in China 3 has always been a lucky number, and they know a thing or two. 
  Most religions also have 3 this and 3 that and, of course, in these more modern times, three’s a crowd may be too many, except when it’s a ménage à trois. It seems good things usually come in threes. 
  Whatever history and culture says WE think 3, a hat-trick of stories, is a great number to explore themes and literary avenues that classic authors were so adept at creating. 
  From their pens to your your ears.

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  The Cenus Taker - A Thrilling...

  Harlan Creed

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  The road gave up before the mountains did. 
  Jace Rawlins eased his mule to a stop where the wagon ruts thinned into nothing but broken stone and roots. The ridgeline ahead rose like a wall—dark timber, thick as a closed fist, with mist clinging low in the hollows. No fences. No smoke. No sign of welcome. 
  He checked the leather satchel at his side. Inside were his census sheets, neat and official, stamped with a government seal that meant less out here than a handshake—or a warning. 
  "Just names and numbers," he muttered, as if saying it enough times might make it true. 
  The mule flicked an ear, unimpressed. 
  Jace had worked hard ground before. River towns that didn't trust a man without mud on his boots. Cattle camps where a stranger's worth was measured by how quick he could duck. He'd talked his way through all of it. Sold men on things they didn't need and soothed folks who didn't want soothing. 
  But the Appalachians… these hills felt different. Older. Like they didn't forget.

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  Second Chance at the Finish Line

  Rachel Ashwood

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  On the day she decided to leave her husband, he pushed her down the stairs.
  
  When Vivian opened her eyes, she was back in tenth grade — top student, bright future ahead, the college entrance exam two years away.
  
  She had made one catastrophic mistake in her previous life: trusting the wrong people. The man who seemed like a once-in-a-lifetime love had been a deliberate fiction. The best friend who stood by her through every disaster had been the architect of every disaster.
  
  This time, Vivian sees it all before it begins.
  
  *Second Chance at the Finish Line* is a sharp, satisfying story of rebirth and retribution — a young woman who died before she could live, given one more attempt to get it right. She knows the playbook. She knows the players.
  
  This time, she's not playing defense.
  
  The exam is waiting. So is she.

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  The Nine Muses

  Aisha Urooj

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  Something strange is going on with the Muses.They can't write. They can't sing. They can't dance.They can't do anything right.They say Muses inspire the greatest of artists, artisans, thinkers, and poets, but what will inspire them?Zeus sees his nine daughters struggling with their talents, so he orders them to go to a mortal high school. Perhaps, he reasons, they will find inspiration there under the careful guidance and tutelage of Headmistress Ehtel.Zeus hopes his idea works... that the visit sparks his daughters' interests again or this will be the end of creativity, as we know it.In the mortal world, the humans meet the Muses for the first time but the nine sisters have biases against them. Calliope, the leader, vows to turn anyone who annoys her into a bird. Her sight is set on Henry, the insufferable human with the cute smile.Can the mortals survive the feisty nine daughters of Zeus, or fall victims to their immortal prejudices?Despite all their efforts, things go from bad to worse. Even with their lessons, the muses are forgetting their talents. But when they start disappearing, one by one, perhaps there is actually something or someone behind it all?Is there a dark and sinister nemesis they are unaware of?Can they find out who it is before they all disappear?

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