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  The Secret of the Magnifique

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  The mysterious Mr. Laxworthy, a fictional character created by E. Phillips Oppenheim in 1913, hires two ex-cons for a job in the south of France. But the self-described "adventurer" isn't after money. His eyes are on greater prizes--the most valuable secret of the French navy and the reputation of two very important men.

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  Eye for an Eye

  Nell Goddin

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  Murder follows wherever she goes.... 
   It's just a relaxed visit to Provence to see old friends. A joyful reunion...until a murder spree breaks out in the neighborhood--and you know Molly's not going to rest until the killer is caught. 
   But so many bodies, so many suspects, so many red herrings. How in the world will Molly do it?

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  Sherlock Holmes and the Sign of...

  Arthur Conan Doyle

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  Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Watson investigate the mysterious delivery of valuable pearls to a governess - and follow a trail that leads to murder. First publish in 1890. 
  Narrated by Robin Reads.

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  The Librarian - The...

  Valerie Keogh

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  The utterly gripping psychological thriller from the author of the NUMBER ONE bestseller The Wives, Valerie Keogh. 
  Since that fateful night I have always kept myself to myself. Reserved. Private. Alone. 
  Some people think I am too quiet. That life is passing me by. But I know there is safety in my own company. That no one can hurt me if I don’t let them get too close. 
  Until the day I meet him.  A handsome, charming stranger. A chance for me to take a risk…finally? 
  Or a man who threatens everything I’ve worked so hard for? 
  You’ll be sorry… 
  And that’s when my whole life begins to fall apart…. 
  Perfect for fans of Frieda McFadden, J.A. Baker and Sue Watson 
  Praise for Valerie Keogh:  
  ‘Keogh is the queen of compelling narratives and twisty plots’ Jenny O'Brien 
  'A wonderful book, I can’t rate this one highly enough. If only there were ten stars, it’s that good. Valerie Keogh is a master story-teller, and this is a masterful performance.' Anita Waller 
  'Keogh is no. 1 for a reason, and this is another perfect slice of domestic noir. A definite 5 stars.' Keri Beevis 
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  A Murderous Charade - A...

  Ronda Gibb Hinrichsen

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  A timeless villainy, a growing love, and the couple who battles them both . . . 
  Miss Marianne Beaumont, a spinster, and her younger sister are on their way home from a night at the theater when they come upon a townhouse fire. They stop to help the victims, including Mr. James Harcourt, a confirmed bachelor, and his parents Sir and Lady Harcourt. Although Mr. Harcourt distrusts the beau monde, he accepts Marianne’s ministrations. That should have been the end of their association, but then a folded piece of paper shaped like a chameleon slips out of his mother’s sleeve. It’s an ornament Marianne has come across only one time before—next to her father’s dead body. 
  Recognizing that ornament—an orikata—might at last help her catch her father’s killer, Marianne joins forces with Mr. Harcourt. He has a penchant for solving mysteries and has been searching for the elusive criminal who uses that identifier. 
  Together—with a chaperone, of course—their investigations take them from one baffling clue to another. But the closer they get to finding their answers, the more they discover that all isn’t as it seems, and the dangers are more sinister—and personal—than they’d realized. 
  A gripping Regency cozy mystery packed with romance and secrets. 

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  The Man in My Basement

  Walter Mosley

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  Hailed as a masterpiece—the finest work yet by an American novelist of the first rank—this is the mysterious story of a young black man who agrees to an unusual bargain to save the home that has belonged to his family for generations. The man at Charles Blakey's door has a proposition almost too strange for words. The stranger offers him $50,000 in cash to spend the summer in Charles's basement, and Charles cannot even begin to guess why. The beautiful house has been in the Blakey family for generations, but Charles has just lost his job and is behind on his mortgage payments. The money would be welcome. But Charles Blakey is black and Anniston Bennet is white, and it is clear that the stranger wants more than a basement view. There is something deeper and darker about his request, and Charles does not need any more trouble. But financial necessity leaves him no choice. Once Anniston Bennet is installed in his basement, Charles is cast into a role he never dreamed of. Anniston has some very particular requests for his landlord, and try as he might, Charles cannot avoid being lured into Bennet's strange world. At first he resists, but soon he is tempted—tempted to understand a set of codes that has always eluded him, tempted by the opportunity to understand the secret ways of white folks. Charles's summer with a man in his basement turns into an exploration of inconceivable worlds of power and manipulation, and unimagined realms of humanity. Walter Mosley pierces long-hidden veins of justice and morality with startling insight into the deepest mysteries of human nature.

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