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  Invisible Guardian The: Book...

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  This is a concise summary and analysis of The Invisible Guardian, by Dolores Redondo. It is not the original book and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Dolores Redondo. Ideal for those seeking a quick and insightful overview.
   
  Step into the misty forests of the Basque Country, where folklore meets chilling reality in The Invisible Guardian. When a series of brutal murders shatters the tranquility of her hometown, detective Amaia Salazar is called back to confront not only a cunning killer, but also her own haunting family history. As she navigates ancient legends of a protective spirit lurking by the riverbanks, Amaia races to piece together the evidence before more lives are claimed.
   
  Immersive and suspenseful, this audiobook blends a gripping crime investigation with the eerie allure of ancestral myths. Follow Amaia’s journey as she battles personal demons, seeks truth amid superstition, and rediscovers the resilience born from facing darkness head-on. Perfect for listeners craving both heart-pounding intrigue and a powerful reminder of the strength found in confronting our deepest fears.

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  Love Me To Death

  Andrea Frazer

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  On Christmas Day DI Harry Falconer and DS Davy Carmichael are summoned to a block of apartments in Market Darley, to investigate the unexplained death of a young woman whose fiancé was due to move in with her on New Year's Day. 
  At first, her death seems a complete mystery, then, something that Dr Christmas discovers on the internet indicates that her death could just have been a tragic accident, or was it?

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  Cats and Other Calamities

  Alex Wagner

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  The new mystery series for cat and dog lovers by Alex Wagner, author of Penny Küfer Investigates 
   
   
   
  Victoria Adler's plunge into midlife proves to be quite the rollercoaster. As a successful psychotherapist, she expected stability, but life had other plans. Abandoned by her faithless husband for a fling and overwhelmed by her increasingly neurotic patients, Victoria finds solace in the company of Athos, her late father's intelligent sled dog. 
   
   
   
  Seeking a fresh start, they travel to a quaint forest resort, where Victoria hopes to rediscover her inner peace at a seminar. But tranquility is the last thing they find. 
   
   
   
  A fellow seminar attendee dies under suspicious circumstances, leaving behind Pearl, a kitten so adorable that even the stoic Athos can't help but be charmed, though he'd never admit it. 
   
   
   
  Now he must team up with the little lady to sniff out the truth . . .  
   
   
   
   . . . or his very own human may be next for murder. 
   
   
   
  Fans of Ellen Riggs, Molly Fitz, and Sara Bourgeois will devour this cozy mystery with two adorable animal sleuths!

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  Highland Wedding - a romantic...

  Emmanuelle de Maupassant

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  You are invited… to the most scandalous wedding of the season! 
  At Castle Kintochlochie, deep in the wild and windswept Highlands, Lady Ophelia is determined to wed wildly unsuitable estate manager Hamish, and nothing is going to stand in her way. 
  Not her vastly disapproving mother. 
  Not the unexpected arrival of Hamish’s vampish former fiancée. 
  Nor the fact that someone is sending her poison pen letters, warning against the marriage. 
  But then accidents start befalling those she loves. 
  And her dear little terrier, Pudding, goes missing. 
  Someone will stop at nothing to prevent Ophelia walking down the aisle. 
  Can she uncover the culprit, before they ruin her chance of happiness with ruggedly handsome Hamish? 
  Or are her nuptials doomed? 
  This is the third and final book in the ‘My Lady Ophelia’ 1920s romantic comedy series. 
  Prepare for mischief, mishaps, and possibly… murder!

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  The Devon Mysteries series -...

  Stephanie Austin

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  'Brilliant ... Think Miss Marple with a little more of an edge' Michael Jecks, author of The Last Templar
  
  
  Juno Browne is a self-appointed Domestic Goddess. From cleaning to dog-walking to caring for the elderly, she flits around the picturesque town of Ashburton in her trusty van ready to turn her hand to anything. And all too often the 'anything' happens to be murder...
  
  In book 1, Dead in Devon, Juno takes on a new client, Old Nick, but little does she expect to be pulled into the shady world of antique dealing and find herself in the middle of a murder investigation. And, if she's not careful, she'll be the next victim, too.
  
  In the next instalment, Dead on Dartmoor, Juno becomes embroiled in the death of a man who was apparently the victim of a bizarre accident. But this death is not the only one to have occurred at Moorworthy Chase, and Juno is soon convinced that something is very wrong at Moorworthy...
  From Devon with Death, Ashburton's mythical blood-drinking demon, Cutty Dyer, is blamed for what might have been a practical joke in poor taste, but then the body of a woman is discovered by the river and it becomes clear that a killer has taken on Cutty's identity.
  
  In book 4, The Dartmoor Murders, when Juno purchases a wardrobe to stock in her fledgling antiques store, she doesn't expect to find a dead body inside. With another suspicious death, the hunt for a double murderer is on.
  
  'Absolutely perfect for fans of M. C. Beaton' Kate Rhodes, author of Devil's Table

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  Sherlock Holmes: The Engineer's...

  Sir Aarthur Conan Doyl

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  In the summer of 1889, a young Londoner and consultant hydraulic engineer, Victor Hatherley, recounts the strange events that occurred to him the night before, initially to Dr. Watson and later to Sherlock Holmes. 
  Hatherley was visited by a man who identified himself as Colonel Lysander Stark and offered a confidential 50 guinea (£52.50, equivalent to £6,173 in 2021[1]) commission to examine a hydraulic press at a country house in Eyford, Berkshire that Stark claimed was used to compress fuller's earth into bricks. Despite his misgivings and theorising that Stark was lying about the machine's true purpose, Hatherley felt compelled to accept the offer, as his business was newly established and he had little work. 
  Upon arriving at an appointed train station, Hatherley was picked up by a carriage with frosted glass windows and traveled what he believed was a considerable distance to the house. Distracted by his desire to be paid, Hatherley ignored a woman's warnings to escape before he examined the press and made recommendations on how to fix it. Upon further investigation however, he discovered the floor was covered in a "crust of metallic deposit." Realising his theory was right, he confronted Stark, who then tried to kill him with the press. After the woman helped Hatherley escape, a murderous Stark pursued him with a cleaver, forcing Hatherley to jump from a second-storey window, losing his thumb to Stark in the process. Surviving the fall and landing within some rose bushes, Hatherley passed out and later awoke by a hedge near the train station.

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