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  Steady As She Goes - A Jesse...

  Wayne Stinnett

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  Jesse McDermitt is starting a new chapter in his life. As captain of the research vessel Ambrosia, his mission is to study the oceans and seafloor, searching for rich oil deposits. His unstated mission is to locate and eradicate the enemies of society on behalf of Armstrong Research, a secretive organization funded by some of the richest men in the world. 
  When word gets out about a massive drug and human trafficking cartel moving tons of illegal drugs, along with hundreds of slave laborers, out of Venezuela, Jesse is tasked with stopping them at all cost. But how can one man find the traffickers amid the thousands of ships coming and going from Venezuela's ports every year? Can Jesse close on and engage the traffickers?

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  Lee Harvey Oswald The Lost...

  Geoffrey Giuliano

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  In the summer of 1963, as the political climate simmered with tension, Lee Harvey Oswald, the man who was later accused of the the assassin of President John F. Kennedy, found himself in the spotlight in his hometown of New Orleans, Louisiana. This intriguing prelude to the tragic events of November 22 unfolded through Oswald's twice-prominent presence on local New Orleans radio programs. These historical recordings feature Oswald's appearances on New Orleans radio station WDSU. The first broadcast occurred on August 17, 1963, followed by a second airing just four days later on August 21, 1963. These dates, unbeknownst to many at the time, marked a mere three months before Oswald's infamous alleged act that would change the course of American history. 
   
  Remarkably composed during these radio interviews, Oswald engaged in articulate discussions on pressing political matters, predominantly centering around the strained relations between the United States and Cuba. At the forefront was Oswald's involvement as the self-styled "secretary" of the New Orleans chapter of the "Fair Play For Cuba Committee." Intriguingly, in reality, this chapter was a solitary entity, with Oswald standing as its sole member, shedding light on his reluctance to unveil any details about fellow members. 
   
  These two long suppressed radio programs serve as a captivating window into the thoughts that occupied the mind of President Kennedy's possible assassin during the months leading up to that ominous November day in Dallas. Oswald's articulate commentary on the intricate web of political dynamics adds a layer of complexity to the narrative surrounding the events of 1963. As history unfolded, these recordings became poignant important artifacts, offering a rare glimpse into the enigmatic figure who would forever be linked to one of the most consequential moments in American history.

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  Dying Light: The second book of...

  Stuart MacBride

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  The second crime thriller in the No.1 bestselling Logan McRae series from Stuart MacBride.  
  Even the darkest crimes will come to light… 
  ‘Stuart MacBride is a damned fine writer’ Peter James 
  Crime never sleeps. 
  Down by the docks, in the dead of night, a woman is hunted down and killed. For DS Logan McRae, it’s just the beginning of another nightmare. 
  Neither does this killer. 
  As the day dawns and the body count rises, Logan realises that this isn’t just an isolated murder. It’s far more disturbing than that. 
  A killer is on the loose and wreaking havoc – and Logan is running out of time to stop them. 
  And the clock is ticking . . . 
  In Dying Light, Sunday Times bestselling author Stuart MacBride takes readers on a thrilling adventure filled with suspense and mystery. This bestseller is a testament to MacBride's skill in the detective and police procedural genres, making it a standout piece of literary fiction. 
  For fans of Jd Kirk (A Killer of Influence), Ed James (Where the Bodies Lie), David J. Gatward (Grimm Up North), Tg Reid (The Killing Parade), and J M Dalgliesh (When Death Calls).

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  The Secret Agent

  Joseph Conrad

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  In the shadows of London, a quiet shopkeeper is living a dangerous double life.
  
  Adolf Verloc appears ordinary—a husband, a small business owner, a man who keeps to himself. But behind the dusty windows of his shop lies a web of espionage, anarchists, and secret orders from foreign powers. Pressured to prove his usefulness, Verloc becomes entangled in a reckless plot that spirals far beyond his control.
  
  As the scheme unfolds, the consequences ripple through the lives closest to him—especially his wife, Winnie, whose quiet loyalty is tested in ways she never imagined. What begins as political intrigue quickly becomes a devastating story of betrayal, manipulation, and the human cost of extremism.
  Joseph Conrad was a renowned novelist known for his psychologically complex stories and explorations of moral conflict. Writing in English as his third language, Conrad produced influential works such as Heart of Darkness, Lord Jim, and The Secret Agent. Published in 1907, The Secret Agent is widely regarded as one of the earliest and most powerful novels about political extremism and modern terrorism.

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  Relics Rumors & Robbery

  Tessa Bryant

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  Before everything fell apart, Ruby Foster had been enjoying a completely normal day. Then again, normal was relative in Tempest, Texas. As a supernatural safe haven where paranormal beings lived together in the open, normal meant expecting the unexpected. But she didn't think anyone could have imagined a rogue, lunch-hour robbery at the local diner. Attacking a room full of supernaturals should have been a death sentence but somehow the thieves managed to incapacitate them all and steal more than just the money in the till. They got away with wallets, watches, and even jewels. More importantly though, they took the priceless relic that the heir to the Moonlight Pack wore as a symbol of his power and authority, right off his finger. 
   
   
   
  Now, Ruby must use her years of true crime knowledge and shifter senses to solve the mystery behind the robbery. Unfortunately, her obnoxious, overconfident boss insists on joining her in the investigation to find his stolen ring and unmask the culprits behind the heist. They'll have to work together to track down the thieves, unravel the truth behind the rumors, and put their own troublesome past behind them for the sake of their pack. Can they recover the stolen ring, catch the criminals, and restore peace to their pack before it's too late? 
   
   
   
  Contains mature themes.

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  A River of Resentment

  Kirsten King

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  A cozy mountain town with winter setting in and dangerous black magic looming in the background. A coven of elemental, amateur sleuth witches and a cat familiar supporting them. Founding magical families banding together to stop whatever threatens the region, and the death of a prominent businessman with the question of who will be next. 
  When Simone discovers the body of a local businessman in the town river, she and her cousin, Autumn, must figure out how the mysterious murder connects to the dark vines of magic seeping through the icy waters. 
  As they bring the founding families together for the first time in decades, the girls try to fight the growing black magic while uncovering who is to blame for the most recent death. 
  Will they find the killer before more accidents claim the lives of others in Hollow’s Glenn, or will the girls themselves become victim to the dark waters? 
  A River of Resentment is the second book in the paranormal Hollow’s Glenn Coven Mystery series. Entangle yourself in the power of water energy with this captivating story of family ties, spellbinding magic, and the strength of a small town overcoming all that threatens it.

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