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  Perpetua

  Joel Austin

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  A cryptic message. A missing woman. And one man ready to make it personal.Frank Sherman doesn't want to be found. But when a message arrives from Ruby—a woman tied to his last blood-soaked mission—he knows he can't ignore it.She's vanished into a remote Idaho town—and whatever she was running from just caught up. The locals won't talk. One body's already in the morgue. And the people hunting her aren't amateurs—they're pros with money, muscle, and no mercy.Sherman digs in. Bodies drop. And as the lies tighten around him, he realizes Ruby isn’t the only one being hunted.Perpetua is the third high-impact installment in the Frank Sherman Thrillers Series—where small-town secrets turn deadly fast, and justice is delivered by a man who never backs down.

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  The Escape of Mr Trimm - A...

  Edward Richardson

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  In this chilling collection of suspense and psychological torment, the lines between victim and villain blur, and the human mind becomes the most inescapable prison of all. 
  The Escape of Mr Trimm follows a disgraced Wall Street titan who miraculously survives a devastating train wreck while on his way to federal prison. Bound in unbreakable steel handcuffs, he vanishes into the unforgiving wilderness, only to discover that his wealth and cunning are utterly useless against starvation, madness, and the physical chains that bind him to his crimes. 
  In The Belled Buzzard, an aging, calculating squire commits the perfect, undetectable murder—until the heavens themselves seem to mock him. A buzzard, marked by an eerie, jangling cowbell, begins to circle endlessly above, driving the guilty man to the brink of insanity with its relentless, metallic tolling. 
  Finally, An Occurrence Up a Side Street places us inside a suffocating, fly-infested New York apartment with two desperate fugitives. Cornered by the police and suffocating from the heat and their own paranoia, they begin to turn on each other in a deadly game of betrayal. 
  Penned with razor-sharp prose and a masterful grasp of human psychology, Edward Richardson delivers gripping, atmospheric noir that will echo in your mind long after the final chapter.

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  Stories From The Shadows – Gods...

  Leonid Andreyev, Marjorie Bowen,...

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  An author’s talents may seem obvious and indisputable as they move words and ideas into gathered phrases and stories.  
  But where do these ideas and stories come from?  A lonely thought that suddenly gathers form?  An inspiration from a Muse?  A suggestion from an everyday event? 
  Perhaps in the case of their darker, more malevolent stories, other forces are at work.  They help to nourish single words into sentences and paragraphs that ease themselves from the shadows and are suddenly upon us in twisted revelation that may thrill, may disturb, but will always engage and help us explore the edge of darkness where some of the very best literature patiently lurks …. waiting …. for the likes of me and you.

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  BBQ Bikers and Murder

  Summer Prescott

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  One folded flag . . . and the man she vowed to spend her life with was gone. 
   
   
   
  Her husband was supposed to come back, but now Rossalyn must rebuild and raise their son alone. Leaving their old life behind, she takes thirteen-year old Ryan cross-country to the small town where she grew up. On the road trip home, she makes a discovery. 
   
   
   
  An old building on Main Street catches her eye and sparks an idea. Rossie knew immediately that it would be a perfectly charming place for a business . . . but what kind? When Ryan brought home a library book on bacon, her course was set. She had to open a BBQ and bacon café, and call it Hawg Heaven. Her late husband would have loved it. 
   
   
   
  Things are not quite as sweet as they seem in the small town, however. 
   
   
   
  A body is found behind her new business, which spurs a string of unfortunate events that pushes Rossie to the edge. Who is the menacing biker that shows up at the oddest times? Why does the sheriff have a chip on his shoulder? 
   
   
   
  Rossalyn never expected to become an amateur sleuth, but if she doesn't figure out whodunit, the sheriff may try to pin the murder on her. Are she and Ryan next on the killer's list? Will she figure out the clues in time?

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  The Name On The Wrapper Albert...

  Margery Allingham

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  In The Name on the Wrapper, Margery Allingham delivers another brilliant short mystery featuring the enigmatic detective Albert Campion. When a seemingly insignificant piece of packaging is discovered at the scene of a crime, it becomes the key to unraveling a much deeper and more sinister mystery.Campion, with his usual blend of charm, intelligence, and keen observational skills, is drawn into a case that involves deception, hidden identities, and a trail of unexpected clues. As he pieces together the significance of the mysterious wrapper, he uncovers a secret that could change everything.A masterfully crafted tale filled with intrigue, wit, and Allingham's signature storytelling, The Name on the Wrapper is a must-read for fans of classic detective fiction and the inimitable Albert Campion.

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  The Golden Yew - Gothic...

  Valerie Fiddmont

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  What if the walls of a house remembered everything… even what its owners tried to bury? 
  Arthur Trelawney is a rising star in London’s elite architectural world—until his career collapses overnight. Summoned back to his ancestral home on the windswept coast of Cornwall, he plans only a brief return: settle the estate, sell the manor, and leave the past behind. 
  But Trelawney Manor has other plans. 
  Inside the decaying granite walls, Arthur discovers a collection of cassette tapes left by his late grandmother—each one a fragment of a hidden history. What begins as curiosity quickly becomes obsession, as he uncovers architectural anomalies, sealed rooms, and a buried legacy tied to a long-forgotten mining fortune. 
  At the heart of it all stands an ancient yew tree—and a haunting legend of a golden fruit that appears only when a debt demands to be paid. 
  As Arthur descends deeper into the house’s secrets, he is forced to confront a chilling truth: his family’s wealth was built on betrayal, and the structure he has always trusted—logic, control, design—may not be enough to contain what lies beneath. 
  The Golden Yew is a haunting Gothic psychological thriller blending architectural mystery, family secrets, and atmospheric suspense. Perfect for readers who love dark academia, slow-burn mysteries, and morally complex storytelling, this novel explores how the past is never truly buried—it is built into the very foundations of who we are.

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