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  Katastrophe

  Graham Hurley

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  The new blockbuster thrill ride from Graham Hurley set against the last phases of WWII. 
  Partner of Goebbels. Instrument of Stalin. Would could possibly go wrong? 
  January 1945. Any place you look on the guide, the Long term Reich is contracting. Indeed, even Goebbels has run out of deceives improve the retribution to come. A Unified triumph is unavoidable, however who will harvest the riches of war? 
  With the Red Armed force going to fall on Berlin, Stalin fears his at some point partners are contriving to deny him his award. He really wants to address Goebbels - and who preferred to facilitate the contact over Nehmann, Goebbels' one-time compatriot? 
  Having traded the vestiges of Stalingrad for the destruction of Berlin, the impact of Goebbels for the maneuvers of Stalin, and Gulag clothes for a Red Armed force uniform, Nehmann's conflict has gotten really ugly. The Germans have a word for it: 
  Katastrophe.

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  Hawksbill Times Two

  Robert Silverberg

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  Travel back in time a billion years to Hawksbill Station -- twice. 
  Join in this haunting tale of time travel, loss, betrayal, and redemption through both versions of Silverberg's Hawksbill Station in the same volume. 
  Includes the original novella and full-length novel versions of 'Hawksbill Station' plus an introduction and afterword, describing how each version came to be written. 
  Jim Barrett, once the leader of an underground movement bent on toppling America’s corrupt totalitarian government, finds himself a political prisoner exiled to Hawksbill Station, a male-only penal colony established on the barren landscape of the late Cambrian period East Coast of America. 
  Now a crippled old man and the camp’s de facto ruler, Barrett struggles as all the others against their lonely existence, but finds the camp’s newest arrival resurrecting old memories of his revolutionary past.

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  Videshi Thago Ka Jaal

  Kastur Singh Bhati

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  A true crime story.

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  Literature Larceny and Litterboxes

  Skye Sullivan

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  Small town librarian (and accidental dark magic user) Francie Vespertine would prefer her new magic to be fueled by rainbows and butterflies, but you can't always get what you want. Neither can her feline familiar, Kongressman Kittles. When his favorite brand of cat litter is discontinued, he's in a mood—and if the cat's not happy, no one's happy. 
   
   
   
  When a visiting author winds up dead at a book signing, Francie's best friend Penny is accused of the crime. Now she's got to find the real killer before they strike again. 
   
   
   
  And to make matters worse, another one of the cursed books is being read somewhere in town, but Francie can't find it. It's pure evil and drives whoever reads it insane. But in a town as nutty as Hell's Birth canal, how will she even be able to tell who's reading the book? 
   
   
   
  Plus the ghost of Frankenstein (Victor, not his monster) is lurking in the Archives and he's on the verge of a major scientific breakthrough. Maybe he can resurrect Francie's love life, too . . . 
   
  Jump back into the story and spend some time with Francie, Kong, and the gang as they catch the killer and send another one of the cursed books back from whence it came.

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  Dead Cert

  Dick Francis

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  What has drawn millions of readers to Dick Francis’ bestselling equestrian mysteries—aside from the fascinating racetrack setting, exceptionally plotted mystery, and high level of suspense—is the classic Francis hero. Ordinary men of  
  character and scruples, they stand alone in the world of mystery heroes—enduring and persevering with endless reserves of intelligence and courage. In Dead Cert, Francis pits amateur jockey Alan York against a well-organized criminal network as complex as the Mafia. 
   
  The victory was hollow for Alan. He had been running a close second behind his good friend Bill Davidson, when Bill’s horse unexpectedly jerked as he soared over the steeplechase fence. Now, Bill was dead from his injuries, and Alan knew it  
  wasn’t an accident. A small, menacing thread of wire dangled from the top of the fence—a carefully constructed plot of malice. Curious, Alan begins an investigation that points to corruption that transcends the racing circuit—seeping  
  into the town surrounding the track. Soon he discovers that knowing too much can be as deadly as not knowing what’s over the next fence.

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  French Windows

  Antoine Laurain

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  Bringing his trademark style and charming whimsy, Antoine Laurain's new novel of intrigue, murder and neighborly curiosity is sure to delight fans old and new. 
   
   
   
  Nathalia, a young photographer, has been seeing a therapist. Having accidentally photographed a murder, she finds that she can no longer do her job. 
   
   
   
  Instead, Doctor Faber suggests that she write about the neighbors she idly observes in the building across the street. But as these written snapshots become increasingly detailed, he starts to wonder how she can possibly know so much about them. 
   
   
   
  With each session, Doctor Faber and his mysterious patient will get closer and closer to the truth. But are the stories Nathalia submits each week as she claims . . . 
   
   
   
  Bestselling author Antoine Laurain serves up a dose of suspense and intrigue in Rear Window with a Parisian heart.

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