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  The Other Wife - A completely...

  Danielle Ramsay

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  How far would you go to save your life... and prove your husband's a murderer? The unputdownbable thriller from the bestselling author of The Perfect Husband. 
  What if everything you believed was a lie? Your life... your marriage... your very existence. 
  What if the person lying to you was your husband, the man who claims to love you more than anything in the world? 
  Isolated in his remote Scottish ancestral home on the pretext that you are psychologically fragile and recovering from a breakdown, this place has become a prison. As the days slip by in a haze of confusion and a cocktail of drugs administered by a loyal housekeeper, you begin to piece together the fragments of your life and stumble on a terrifying secret. 
  What if you discover you weren't his first wife, and nor will you be the last? 
  That he plans to replace you, to make you disappear - just like the first wife. 
  What would you do? 
  A terrifying, gripping read, perfect for fans of Louise Candlish and Adele Parks. 
  Praise for Danielle Ramsay: 
  'A heart-pounding read that had me glued to the pages.' Keri Beevis 
  'A truly terrifying tale of destruction and survival.' Valerie Keogh 
  'A gripping story, a brilliant writer, an easy five stars from me.' John Nicholl 
  'A real page-turner with an antagonist you'll love to hate.' Gemma Rogers 
  'An excellent portrayal of a living nightmare - it will chill you to the core.' Diane Saxon

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  Any Two Can Play

  Elizabeth Cadell

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  Natalie Travers had only just had her house in Brighton converted into flats, and installed five sets of tenants, when her younger brother Julian sent her an appeal for help. Newly deserted by his wife of one year, he was finding it impossible to cope single-handed with his work, with the running of the house and with the care of his baby twins, Rowena and Randall. Natalie’s elder brother, Maurice, and his wife Freddie, were strongly opposed to Natalie’s going to the rescue. She herself realized what she had undertaken when she reached Julian’s house and found babies’ garments strewn on sofas and chairs, jars and tins of baby food on the mantlepiece and the remnants of Julian’s meals on the table—but she assured herself that as soon as domestic staff could be found to take over, she would be free to go back and resume her own life. But Julian made few efforts to find staff, preferring as Head of the Music Department of the famous public school, Downinghurst, to concentrate on his beloved music and on his other great love, golf. Natalie’s plan to return to Brighton as soon as possible proved over-optimistic. Not only the impossibility of leaving the twins, but also her meeting with the attractive Henry Downing were to detain her longer than she had expected.

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  Beachside Bullet

  Jasmine Webb

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  Charlie is taking the plunge to become a private investigator, and her first official case is a doozy. When three of Zoe’s coworkers are shot in a brazen mid-day attack, Charlie is initially content to let the police deal with it. But when it becomes obvious the detective in charge has the IQ of a box of crayons, she decides to step in to ensure the killer is found. 
  What appears at first glance to be a random attack quickly becomes more than that, and before she knows it Charlie finds herself scouring the island for a murderer, with the help of Dot and Rosie, of course. 
  In case hunting down a shooter wasn’t enough, Charlie quickly nets herself another customer in the form of her eight-year-old neighbor. And of course, Charlie isn’t expecting Jake to take the news of her new career very well. Luckily, Charlie isn’t especially worried about his opinion, especially when she has so much on her plate. 
  Is Charlie about to make a splash in her new career, or will she quickly find herself drowning, instead?

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  Where the Crawdads Sing: Book...

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  This is a concise summary and analysis of Where the Crawdads Sing, by Delia Owens. It is not the original book and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Delia Owens. Ideal for those seeking a quick and insightful overview.
   
  Where the Crawdads Sing is an evocative and beautifully crafted tale that transports listeners to the enchanting marshes of North Carolina, where the boundaries between nature and humanity blur. In this gripping narrative, we follow the life of Kya Clark, the “Marsh Girl,” who grows up in isolation, abandoned by her family and shunned by society. With a deep connection to the vibrant wildlife around her, Kya learns to survive in a world that often overlooks her humanity.
   
  This audiobook invites you into Kya's journey of resilience, discovery, and transformation as she navigates the complexities of love, loss, and the quest for identity. When a local young man, Chase Andrews, is found dead, Kya becomes embroiled in a murder mystery that tests her strength and determination. As the townspeople’s prejudice mounts against her, listeners will experience Kya's struggles and triumphs, leading to a powerful exploration of societal judgment and the quest for belonging.

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  Florence Flannery - Gruesome...

  Marjorie Bowen

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  Margaret Gabrielle Vere Campbell was born on the 1st November 1885 on Hayling Island in Hampshire.  
   
  Her childhood was fraught with problems, her alcoholic father left early in her life and was later found dead on a London Street.  Life thereafter was poverty with an uncaring mother. 
   
  However, her talents took her to the Slade School of Fine Art and later to study in Paris.  
   
  Her first fiction, written at a mere 16, was a violent medieval historical novel, ‘The Viper of Milan’.  Initially rejected by several publishers it went on to become a best-seller  
   
  After this her prolific writings were the main financial support for the family.  Her literary output numbered over 150 volumes, mainly under the pseudonym of Marjorie Bowen but she also used the names Joseph Shearing, George R Preedy, John Winch, Robert Paye and Margaret Campbell.  Within this output she assigned the pseudonyms to the various genres she worked across, from Historical fiction to supernatural short stories.  
   
  Perhaps her best known work is the 1909 book ‘Black Magic’, a Gothic horror novel about a medieval witch. 
   
  Several of her works were also adapted into films.   
   
  She was married twice.  The first to Zefferino Emilio Constanza (they had two children), who died of tuberculosis, and then to Arthur L Long (and another two children). 
   
  Marjorie Bowen died on the 23rd December 1952 at St Charles Hospital in North Kensington, London after suffering a serious concussion from a fall in her bedroom.  She was 67.

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  TANNER Series The - Books 13-15

  Remington Kane

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  From REMINGTON KANE, the author of The TAKEN! Series 
  The TANNER Series - Books 13-15  
  HELL FOR HIRE - A Tanner Novel - Book 13  
  Tanner runs into a complication while fulfilling a contract. The complication is a ten-year-old boy named Henry, who saw too much. 
  A HOME TO DIE FOR - A Tanner Novel - Book 14  
  Tanner and Alexa find that their new home isn't as perfect as they'd hoped it would be. 
  FIRE WITH FIRE - A TANNER Novel - Book 15  
  The action heats up in the town of Killburry as the organization known as the Brotherhood attempts to take control.

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