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by Adam Croft
3.3 stars – 17 Reviews
Text-to-Speech and Lending: Enabled
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Sometimes the truth is a little too close for comfort…
DS Wendy Knight is Mildenheath CID’s newest murder squad recruit. In trying to solve the murder of Ella Barrington, a known prostitute, Wendy comes to realise that she has a serial killer on her hands.
As the murder investigation continues, Wendy begins to suspect that her new love interest, Robert Ludford, may have more than a passing interest in the murders in Mildenheath. The complete truth, however, is a little too close for comfort…
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by Robyn Peterman
4.6 stars – 515 Reviews
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I never planned on going back to Hung Island, Georgia. Ever.
I was a top notch Were agent for the secret paranormal Council and happily living in Chicago where I had everything I needed – a gym membership, season tickets to the Cubs and Dwayne – my gay, Vampyre best friend. Going back now would mean facing the reason I’d left and I’d rather chew my own paw off than deal with Hank.
Hank the Tank Wilson was the six foot three, obnoxious, egotistical, perfect-assed, best-sex-of-my-life, Werewolf who cheated on me and broke my heart. At the time, I did what any rational woman would do. I left in the middle of the night with a suitcase, big plans and enough money for a one-way bus ticket to freedom. I vowed to never return.
But here I am, trying to wrap my head around what has happened to some missing Weres without wrapping my body around Hank. I hope I don’t have to eat my words and my paw.
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by David W. Berner
4.6 stars – 24 Reviews
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A book of essays by award-winning author and journalist David W. Berner is the next best thing to storytelling around a bonfire. In “There’s a Hamster in the Dashboard,” Berner shares stories of “a life in pets”—from a collie that herds Berner home when the author goes “streaking” through the neighborhood as a two-year-old, to a father crying in front of his son for the only time in his life while burying the family dog on the Fourth of July. And from the ant farm that seems like a great learning experience (until the ants learn how to escape), to the hamster that sets out on its own road trip (but only gets as far as the dashboard). Along the way, Berner shows that pets not only connect us with the animal world, but also with each other and with ourselves. The result is a collection of essays that is insightful and humorous, entertaining and touching.
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by N. S. Wikarski
4.1 stars – 9 Reviews
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Nominated for a Reader’s Choice Award as Best Historical Mystery
Nominated for a Lovey Award as Best Traditional Amateur Sleuth
GILDED AGE MYSTERY SERIES
Chicago in the 1890’s is the fastest growing metropolis in America. It rivals New York as the City Of The Century and the epitome of the Gilded Age. This melting pot of thieves and corrupt politicians, robber barons and immigrants, is rife with scandal and social injustice. Eccentric heiress Evangeline LeClair and her friend Freddie Simpson find themselves repeatedly drawn into the hidden world of intrigue and murder that lurks in the shadows of the White City.
Volume Two – Shrouded In Thought
In this sequel to THE FALL OF WHITE CITY, Freddie Simpson finds himself on the horns of a dilemma. When the cub reporter is sent to cover the story of the accidental drowning of a factory worker, it takes only a few minutes to convince him that the girl was murdered, probably by the suspicious vagrant he notices hovering around the crime scene.
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by J. D. Winters
4.4 stars – 79 Reviews
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Be careful what you wish for
Mele Keahi wasn’t looking for excitement when she came to Destiny Bay. She’d just lost her man, her job and her self esteem, and she needed comfort. Instead, she found herself involved in a murder, sparring with a suspicious detective and coming face to face with a ghost from her Hawaiian childhood. Not what she’d bargained for–but then–sometimes you just have to deal with what the cat dragged in.
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by James Kipling
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Tim Brennan is an occasional consultant with the Philadelphia Police Department. Captain Henry Donaldson has called on his expertise a few times. This time, however, the crime is a puzzler. A fifty-year-old man, by the name of James Jameson, is found dead in a trash bin in an alley at the back of a downtown restaurant. He was wearing an expensive tailored suit and had an extremely valuable ring on each finger. At the issue of his autopsy, Dr. Ashton, M.E., finds out that all James’s fingers and toes were broken before death. He was drugged with a lethal dose of sedative. The investigation only takes a decisive turn when Tim discovers a photo album displaying a picture of each of the ten ladies James has either married or dated over the years. Each lady wears one of the rings found on James’s fingers. The ladies’ interviews do not lead to any valid conclusion. The case is dying until Tim realizes that some of these women must have had children with James. Yes, one of them – a daughter and James’s latest conquest – is the woman who engineered a terrible revenge on her father. But is she the one who ultimately killed him?
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