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Just Another Dead Author by Katarina BivaldA bookish mystery transports readers to a writers' retreat in France, where a famous writer is murdered, and the 20 wannabe authors at the retreat all have a motive.
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Kiss Her Goodbye by Lisa GardnerMissing persons expert Frankie Elkin is called to Tucson, Arizona, to find Sabera Ahmadi, a missing Afghan refugee, whose friend suspects she is in grave danger before it is too late. It is just in time for a video of the young mother to surface--showing her walking away from the scene of a brutal double murder. Frankie quickly realizes there's much more to the Ahmadi family than meets the eye.
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We Are All Guilty Here : a novel by Karin SlaughterWhen two teenage girls vanish, the small town of North Falls ignites. For Officer Emmy Clifton, it's personal. She turned away when her best friend's daughter needed help-and now she must bring her home. But as Emmy combs through the puzzle the girls left behind, she realizes she never really knew them. Nobody did.
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The Dead Come to Stay by Brandy SchillaceWhen neurodivergent American Jo Jones relocates to her family's North Yorkshire estate, she's pulled into a murder investigation with gruff detective James MacAdams, uncovering ties to missing teens, illicit artifact trading, and buried family secrets harbored by the region's polished elite.
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Gone in the Night by Joanna SchaffhausenDetective Annalisa Vega's estranged, incarcerated brother tasks her with tracking down the real killer behind the murder that his fellow inmate, Joe Green, was imprisoned for.
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Crime fiction author Joe Penvale has finished his intense medical treatment and boards the Orient Express in Paris with his twin sister. The next morning, they are shocked to witness that the cabin next door has become a crime scene, bathed in blood but with no body in sight. Later within this COVID quarantine train, more than one killer lurks. |
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The House at Devil's Neck by Tom MeadAn apparent suicide in a London townhouse uncannily mirrors a similar incident from twenty-five years ago, prompting Scotland Yard's George Flint to delve deep into the past in search of the solution to a long-forgotten mystery.
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Knife in the Back by Karen RoseOfficer Naomi Cranston was framed for stealing cocaine from the evidence locker and coerced into not fighting the charges. After five years in prison, she has tried to put the ordeal behind her, but the crooks who framed her have returned, this time demanding she move drugs along with her flower shop's deliveries.
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The Witch's Orchard : a novel by Archer SullivanFormer Air Force Special Investigator Annie Gore is getting by as a private investigator and her latest case takes her to an Appalachian holler not unlike the one where she grew up.
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Icing on the Murder by Valerie BurnsInfluencer-turned-bakery-owner Maddy Montgomery has sold plenty of wedding cakes before, but before she turns one out for her and her fiance's wedding, she'll have to solve a little case of murder first.
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Hunter's Heart Ridge : a mystery by Sarah Stewart TaylorI n this sequel to Agony Hill, Detective Frank Warren and his formerly CIA-connected neighbor Alice Bellows return to investigate the death of a diplomat. The detective is called out to an accidental shooting at The Ridge Club. a former ambassador has been shot while out hunting. With the war in Vietnam picking up speed, Warren realizes that the club's members may have ulterior motives and connections in high places
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