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  The Bone Forest

  Dan Padavona

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  A missing woman and a graveyard of bones. 
  Can Thomas Shepherd stop a deranged madman? 
  On the night Karley leaves town to meet with her friends, she disappears. Her husband swears they have the perfect marriage, but Sheriff Thomas Shepherd isn't convinced. And the husband doesn't have an alibi for the night Karley vanished. 
  Thomas joins forces with his girlfriend, private investigator Chelsey Byrd. But as they search for Karley, the case takes a dark turn. Someone is dumping bodies into a forest pond outside Wolf Lake. Is the murderer behind Karley's disappearance? 
  Thomas and Chelsey race to stop an unhinged killer. Nobody in Wolf Lake is safe until they solve the investigation. But they aren't alone in the night. 
  The killer is watching their every move.

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  By the Time I Got to Bogotá

  E.B. Harding

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  By the Time I Got to Bogotá 
  When Elena disappears, months pass without explanation. Then her sister calls: Elena was in Bogotá. She left again. No one knows why. 
  Thomas travels to the city on his last night there, chasing an address he doesn’t fully understand. As the streets narrow and detour without warning, memory intrudes—particularly one phone call he let ring a little too long. 
  A private investigator by trade, Thomas has spent his life arriving after the fact, close to the truth but never inside it. In Bogotá, he is forced to confront the pattern that cost him more than he admitted. 
  By the Time I Got to Bogotá is a restrained literary noir about procrastination, moral timing, and the quiet ways relationships end—not in explosions, but in minutes that feel harmless until they aren’t. 
  For readers who appreciate: 
  Psychological noir 
  Slow-burn literary fiction 
  Stories driven by atmosphere and interior conflict 
  Ambiguous, inevitable endings 
  This is not a thriller. 
  It’s a reckoning. 
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  The Problem of Cell 13

  Jacques Futrelle

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  "The Problem of Cell 13" is a short story by Jacques Futrelle. It was first published in 1905 and later collected in The Thinking Machine (1907), which was featured in crime writer H. R. F. Keating's list of the 100 best crime and mystery books ever published. Like Futrelle's other short stories, "The Problem of Cell 13" features Augustus S. F. X. Van Dusen as the main character, although most of the story is seen through the perspective of a prison warden. While in a scientific debate with two men, Dr. Charles Ransome and Alfred Fielding, Augustus, "The Thinking Machine", insists that nothing is impossible when the human mind is properly applied. To prove this, he agrees that he will take part in an experiment in which he will be incarcerated in a prison for one week and given the challenge of escaping.

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  Devil's Work The (The Adventures...

  Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Charles...

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  The son of a wealthy tailoring mogul has been kidnapped. Mr Bellhouse has long since paid the ransom of half a million pounds, yet even days afterwards, his son Simon still hasn't reappeared. In desperation, he finally turns to Holmes and Watson. The two begin their investigation, but soon the question arises: is the kidnapping even real or is it merely staged?

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  The Fells

  Cath Staincliffe

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  Yorkshire Dales, Summer 1997. Vicky Mott slips out the door of her remote cottage, and into the pale dawn light. She scrawls a note for her friends. 
   
  Gone to see the sunrise. V xxx 
   
  That’s the last anyone ever hears from twenty-year-old music lover Vicky. 
   
  Another victim of the Fellside Strangler? 
   
  That would make Vicky the fourth young woman to lose her life this summer. Snatched by a mysterious killer who stalks the fells . . . 
   
  But Vicky’s body is never found. 
   
  2019. A skeleton is discovered in a twisty network of caves beneath the fells. Detectives Leo Donovan and Shan Young think they can finally give Vicky’s mother the closure she so desperately wants. After twenty long years of questions and anguish. 
   
  But the deeper they dig into the past, the less certain they become. 
   
  And nothing can prepare them for the shocking truth  
   
  WHAT EVERYONE IS SAYING ABOUT CATH STAINCLIFFE: 
   
  ‘A real knockout.’ Ian Rankin 
   
  ‘One of the best police procedurals I’ve read this year.’ Ann Cleeves 
   
  ‘A star in the firmament of British crime fiction.’ Big Issue 
   
  ‘Mercilessly exciting.’ Daily Telegraph 
   
  ‘Such a good writer.’ The Times 
   
  ‘Powerful, complex and utterly gripping.’ Sunday Mirror

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  Morbus Dei: The Arrival - Novel

  Bastian Zach, Matthias Bauer

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  VOLUME 1 OF THE HIGHLY GRIPPING MORBUS DEI-TRILOGY
  
  Getting caught in a snowstorm, deserter Johann List ends up in a secluded mountain village ridden by fear and superstition. Soon he realises that there is something wrong with this village, that it lies beneath a grim shadow - animals get killed, people disappear, hooded shapes lurk in the dark woods. When Johann falls in love with the daughter of a farmer, they decide to leave the village together. But even before they are able to elope, the situation escalates - a life and death struggle begins.
  
  Authentically and vividly the author duo tells a story full of tragedy and emotion and allows you to travel back 300 years in time.
  Morbus Dei: The Arrival - a brilliant combination of mystery thriller and historical novel.
  
  ***New translation: more than 300 reviews on Amazon.de (avg. 4.4) for the German edition!***
  
  
  
  
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  THE MORBUS DEI-TRILOGY
  
  Vol. 1: Morbus Dei: The Arrival
  Vol. 2: Morbus Dei: Inferno
  Vol. 3: Morbus Dei: The Sign of Aries

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