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  Out of the Loop

  Kate Siegel

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  She spent two years in a time loop. Now she’s ready to solve a murder. And maybe grab a bagel.
   
  The Seven Year Slip meets Vera Wong’s Unsolicited Advice for Murderers in this wholly original time loop mystery.
   
  For the past two years, Amie Teller has been stuck in a time loop. Each day, she wakes up, and it’s September 17. Same day, same weather, same people, same conversations. Until one day, it’s September 18, and Amie is free.
   
  Before she can celebrate, Amie learns her neighbor was murdered the day before—the day Amie has lived hundreds of times. Amie knows she has to help; nobody knows yesterday like she does. But acclimating to her new nonrepeating life proves to be more difficult than expected. How does one resume their life after a time loop, anyway?
   
  Assisted by an ex-girlfriend who wants to make their friendship work and a grumpy neighbor who spends his days building Rube Goldberg machines, Amie sets out to track down who killed (and killed and killed and killed) Savannah Harlow.
   
  Readers who love time loop novels, amateur sleuth mysteries, and original takes on classic tropes will love Out of the Loop.

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  99 Percent Kill - A Lucky Dey...

  Doug Richardson

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  When the real enemy is closer than you think... 
  Lucky Dey is at it again. This time, the on-again/off-again Los Angeles cop is more willful and acerbic than he's ever been before. Awaiting his official reinstatement, Lucky accepts a one-time gig to track down the missing teenage daughter of a Midwestern millionaire.  
  Determined to find the girl, Lucky tangles with Tinseltown’s dark underbelly to locate the millionaire's daughter. Winding his way through an L.A. landscape where the lights are bright but reality can be murky and perilous, Lucky is trapped in a trafficking web, entangled with vile human predators. But bringing the girl home safely becomes more dangerous than he expects. For the first time ever, the payoff might not be worth the price. 

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  The Cuckoo Sister - An...

  Alison Stockham

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  THE TOP 10 BESTSELLER, an addictively gripping psychological thriller by Alison Stockham 
  You want your sister to have all her heart desires.  
  But - what if she wants your children? 
  Maggie has everything her sister Rose always wanted. A handsome husband and two adorable children, Emily and Elliot. 
  But what Rose doesn’t see is that Maggie is struggling. Every day is a fog of sleep loss and mess made by two tiny children. Left alone in her distress by husband Stephen, Maggie drifts ever closer to the edge. 
  When Maggie finally cracks, walking out one day and not returning, Rose is right there to step into the breach . . . 
  You trust your sister to look after your children. But should you? 
  A page-turning thriller to keep you guessing, perfect for fans of Liane Moriarty and Celeste Ng. 
  Readers are loving The Cuckoo Sister: 
  ‘It begins with a visceral shock and evolves through unexpected twists and turns to a deeply felt and satisfying conclusion’ Greg Mosse, author of The Coming Darkness 
  'This was a beautifully written debut that handles a difficult subject matter with a delicacy that makes me excited to read whatever Alison Stockham writes next' Stacy Thomas, author of The Revels 
  ‘This book comes with a killer hook… Sibling relationships, post-natal depression, marriages with cracks that turn into fissures and the nature of friendship are all explored via a pacy storyline’ Jo Leevers, author of Tell Me How It Ends 
  'Stormed through The Cuckoo Sister by Alison Stockham... A fascinating premise and she handles it admirably, with nuance and compassion' Laura Pearson, author of I Wanted You To Know, Missing Pieces & Nobody’s Wife 
  'Beautifully poignant and utterly compelling' Alex Stone, author of The Perfect Daughter and The Other Girlfriend 
  'An emotional and relatable story' Louise Douglas, author of The Room in the Attic and The Lost Notebook 
  'Such a clever and engaging book with a late twist that I absolutely did not predict' Beth Miller, author of The Missing Letters of Mrs Bright & The Woman Who Came Back To Life 
  'A brilliant concept delivered with real emotional depth and clout. I felt for each and every character in this story of family, guilt and deepest desires' Gytha Lodge, author of Little Sister, Lie Beside Me, Watching From The Dark & She Lies in Wait 
  'An emotional read that pulls you in all directions. I was completely absorbed from the first page' Gemma Rogers 
  'I devoured The Cuckoo Sister in a day... Cleverly written, emotionally and psychologically complex. It’s a brilliant intense read' Elspells 
  ‘Beautifully written, interesting & completely gripping . . . This is definitely one that would be perfect for book clubs’ Little Miss Book Lover 87

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  Giants' Bread Book II - Nell -...

  Agatha Christie

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  Book II: Nell carries Giants' Bread from childhood memory into the restless intensity of young adulthood. Vernon Deyre has moved beyond the protected world of Abbots Puissants and into a wider society of artists, friends, expectations, and romantic possibility. His genius is still unformed, but the pressure of it is already alive within him, pulling him away from ordinary happiness and toward a future he does not yet understand. 
  At the center of this volume is Nell, bright, alluring, and emotionally vital. Through her, Vernon discovers the force of romantic love and the ache of wanting to be both wholly known and wholly free. Their relationship is tender, uncertain, and marked by the invisible rival that stands between Vernon and everyone who loves him: music. He longs for domestic joy, yet he is haunted by a calling that no person can fully satisfy. 
  Sebastian Levinne remains a sharp and loyal presence, moving through London society with ambition, irony, and a growing instinct for power. Around Vernon gathers a world of talk, performance, artistic experiment, and social judgment. Every conversation seems to test what he is becoming. Every attachment asks whether love can survive the hunger of genius. 
  Nell is a volume of romance and suspense in the emotional sense: the suspense of a heart divided, of talent still concealed, of a life approaching its decisive break. Agatha Christie, writing with the psychological insight of Mary Westmacott, gives listeners a portrait of youth in which tenderness and ambition are never simple. For anyone drawn to literary romance, artistic obsession, and the cost of becoming extraordinary, Book II is a deeply compelling continuation.

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  Wake the Dead

  Patti Larsen

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  Common mortality or cunning murder? Sometimes a little magic goes a long way . . . 
   
   
   
  Retired Guild Artemis Inquisitor Georgia Drake, with help from her Hades mastiff, Benjamin, is asked to investigate the death of a wealthy local patriarch on her new home, Whitewitch Island. While his normal human family insists he died from natural causes, her friend, medical examiner and necromancer, Dr. Mavis Fernsby, seems to think he's been murdered. And with his wife, a fellow paranormal hiding among mortals, begging for answers, how can Georgia say no? 
  What's more interesting, however? The strange, stray magic lingering around the family estate where power shouldn't exist, doing its best to distract her from the case she's there to solve. 
   
   
   
  With the clock running out and the family ready to consign the body to its eternal rest, can Georgia, Mavis, and Benny find justice for the dead? Or will a wee bit of magic be enough to disguise the truth?

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  The Cleaner

  Mark Dawson

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  John Milton is the man the government calls when they want a problem to go away . . . but what happens when he's the one who needs to disappear? 
   
   
   
  After a botched job leaves a bloody trail, government assassin John Milton does the one thing he's never done before: he hides. 
   
   
   
  Disappearing into London's bustling East End and holing up in a vacant flat, Milton becomes involved with his neighbor Sharon and her troubled son Elijah, who are caught in an increasingly bloody turf war between two rival gangs. 
   
   
   
  Unable to ignore the threat, Milton sets about protecting mother and son, meeting violence with violence. But his involvement puts him in the sights of the government's next best killer, and before long Milton is not just fighting to save a family and a home—he's fighting to stay alive . . . 
   
   
   
  If you like Lee Child's Jack Reacher, Vince Flynn's Mitch Rapp, and Robert Ludlum's Jason Bourne, you won't be able to put down the compulsively addictive John Milton series.

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