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The Unraveling of Julia
by Lisa Scottoline
After losing her husband to a shocking murder, Julia Pritzker’s world unravels—especially when her horoscope seems to predict his death. Then a mysterious letter changes everything: she’s inherited a Tuscan villa from a stranger named Emilia Rossi. Drawn to Italy, Julia uncovers a chilling family secret tied to a fierce Renaissance ruler—and a strange obsession with astrology. As shadows close in and danger follows, Julia must fight to reclaim her past and survive what’s to come.
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An Inside Job
by Daniel Silva
When art restorer and spy Gabriel Allon discovers a woman’s body in the Venetian Lagoon, he’s pulled into a deadly game involving a long-lost Leonardo da Vinci. Hidden in plain sight for over a century, the masterpiece vanishes during a blackout at the Vatican—just as powerful criminals begin to close in. From London’s elite auction houses to a fortress of wealth on the Riviera, Gabriel must outwit a brutal network before a final showdown in St. Peter’s Square.
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The Goldens
by Lauren Wilson
Chloe’s always wanted to write something that matters. Then she meets Clara Holland—magnetic, mysterious, and famous—and suddenly she’s living inside the story of a lifetime. Invited into Clara’s glittering world of mansion parties and strange rituals, Chloe is swept up in the hype. But when whispers of Clara’s past grow louder and a girl vanishes after a night of excess, Chloe realizes the truth may be darker than fiction.
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The Lake Escape
by Jamie Day
Every summer, Julia, David, and Erika return to their Vermont lake homes—once a haven of childhood memories, now a place of strained marriages and buried secrets. But when David arrives with a flashy renovation, a much-younger girlfriend, and a nanny who’s not what she seems, tensions boil over. Then his girlfriend vanishes without a trace, echoing two disappearances from decades earlier. As old lies rise to the surface, the friends begin to wonder: is the lake cursed—or is one of them hiding something far worse?
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The Hamptons Lawyer
by James Patterson
The Hamptons on Long Island is known for its beautiful beaches, its luxury lifestyle—and its exclusive legal advice. When Jane Smith takes on a famous celebrity client, she’s armed and ready: with brilliant arguments, hard evidence—and two Glocks. Yet she’s chased down, shot at, and risks contempt of court. That’s when mounting a legal defense turns into self-defense. Knowing every day in court could be her last, she’s a survivor. For now.
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The List
by Steve Berry
After a decade away, Brent Walker returns to his Georgia hometown to care for his mother and take a job at the powerful Southern Republic Pulp and Paper Company. But beneath Concord’s charming surface lies a dangerous secret—and Brent’s new position places him closer to it than he ever expected. When a cryptic list comes to light, Brent is drawn into a deadly scheme decades in the making. With powerful men watching his every move, uncovering the truth could cost him everything.
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Robert Ludlum's The Bourne Escape
by Brian Freeman
Jason Bourne thought he’d finally found peace—until a deadly explosion tears his world apart, leaving him adrift and alone once more. With his memories slipping and killers on his trail, he’s thrust back into a covert war stretching from Moscow to Washington. Teaming up with the cunning spy chief known as Shadow, Bourne races to find his missing mentor before it’s too late. But in a game where allies deceive and pasts collide, even Bourne doesn’t know who to trust—or if he’ll survive.
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Dead Line
by Marc Cameron
Deputy U.S. Marshals Arliss Cutter and Lola Teariki are closing in on a brutal contract killer at a frozen Alaskan lake—but Butch Pritchard slips through their grasp, leaving behind a terrified accomplice and a trail gone cold. The case ties back to a murdered woman in Missouri, a dirty ex-cop on the run, and a frightened informant who may hold the key. As Arliss and Lola dig deeper, they uncover a darker threat lurking beneath the surface—one that has everyone running scared.
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