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| Death of a Master Chef by Jean-Luc BannalecVisiting the historic walled city of Saint-Malo, a police commissaire is exploring the local market when a woman is killed, seemingly by her sister. But while she's in jail, the victim's husband is murdered, throwing the case into disarray. |
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| Return to Blood by Michael BennettA tenacious Māori detective investigates after her teen daughter unearths a skull in the sand dunes near their New Zealand home. |
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Assassins Anonymous
by Rob Hart
The most dangerous killer-for-hire in the world learns the hard way that his life's work made him more monster than man. He left all of that behind, and joined a twelve-step group for reformed killers. But when he is viciously attacked by an unknown assailant, he is forced on the run. For an assassin, he learns, nonviolence is a real hassle.
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| The Last Word by Elly GriffithsA romance writer's daughters think their mother was murdered and hire a math whiz and an octogenarian to look into things, which leads to going undercover at a writing retreat. |
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| Cold to the Touch by Kerri HakodaAn Anchorage homicide detective tries to find the killer of his favorite barista, who, like him, grew up a multiracial kid in small-town Alaska. When another barista dies, his ex is also assigned to the case, and then the FBI show up. |
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| The Last Hope by Susan Elia MacNealMI6 orders Maggie to visit Madrid in order to meet with Coco Chanel and to possibly assassinate a German physicist. |
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| A Nest of Vipers by Harini NagendraIn 1922 Bangalore, against the backdrop of the Indian movement for Independence and a visit from the Prince of Wales, a couple try to prove a friend's innocence after a murder at a magic show. |
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| The Last Note of Warning by Katharine SchellmanIn Prohibition-era New York City, a dressmaker's assistant makes a delivery and ends up accused of murder. Having a week to prove her innocence, she uses connections from the speakeasy where she works nights in order to find the truth. |
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The Queen of Poisons : A Novel
by Robert Thorogood
Geoffrey Lushington dies suddenly during a town council meeting. When traces of aconite--also known as the queen of poisons--are found in his coffee cup, the police realize he was murdered. But who did it? And why? This case has the Marlow Murder Club stumped. Who would want to kill the affable mayor of Marlow? How did they even get the poison into his coffee? And is anyone else in danger? The Marlow Murder Club is about to face their most difficult case yet.
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