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The Orphan’s Tale – Book I (Malet’s Story) by Diana Wilder
Genre(s): Mystery Thriller & Suspense
Ah, Autumn in Paris…Princess Victoria of England is coming to Paris for Christmas, her first time away from the restrictions of court.
Paul Malet, raised in a prison and now acting Prefect of Police, has some suspicions that he can not explain. The unprecedented visit of the English Heiress Apparent to France brings some specific concerns: her death might bring good fortune to other highly placed people…
To add to his concerns, he has succeeded in angering an urchin named Larouche, who is determined to bring ‘Monseigneur’ down. And the final complication is the fact that Malet has fallen in love with a lady.
It is going to be a busy autumn…
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Letters from Alcatraz by Michael Esslinger
Genre(s): Biographies & Memoirs
This Kindle eBook edition has been completely revised and updated with new content including recent interviews with James “Whitey” Bulger and a new chapter on Mickey Cohen.
NOTE: This book contains graphic depictions of crime and prison violence.
Alcatraz Island was home to some of the nation’s most notorious criminals. Prisoners include Al Capone, Mickey Cohen, James “Whitey” Bulger, George “Machine Gun” Kelly, Robert Stroud- the Birdman of Alcatraz, Alvin Karpis, Henri Young, John and Clarence Anglin, and Roy Gardner. In Michael Esslinger’s latest book, Letters From Alcatraz, the prisoners’ stories come to life in their own words. With over twenty years of research, Esslinger, author of Alcatraz: Definitive History of the Penitentiary Years, has salvaged and compiled an extraordinary collection of inmates’ letters, many never before published.
Letters from Alcatraz Includes:
• A foreword by former Alcatraz Officer: Larry Quilligan
• Over 280 photos depicting inmates and the prison workforce
• Over 125 letters and original correspondence from inmates both on-and-off the Rock
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Shadows Burned In by Chris Pourteau
Genre(s): Literary Fiction
Have you ever worried about–ever feared–becoming your parents? Shadows Burned In tells the story of one man grappling with that question…and one family afraid of the answer.
David Jackson moves his wife, Susan, and daughter, Elizabeth, to his home town of Hampshire, Texas. He thinks he’s doing them a favor. Houston is rife with crime, smog, and traffic jams. Surely Hampshire, with barely 3,000 residents, is a safer place to raise a family.
But David discovers that old ghosts are hard to kill. Behaviors surface in him reminiscent of his abusive father, and David’s actions begin to overshadow his best intentions. Soon tensions with Susan erupt into arguments over why they moved to Hampshire in the first place. Family life in this small town is anything but tranquil.
To escape their feuding, Elizabeth explores the once-elegant home of Old Suzie, the object of local gossip and whispered tales of children in years gone by. Though Suzie is long dead, her abandoned home seems to simmer with phantoms from Hampshire’s past.
What will Elizabeth find there? A refuge from her bickering parents…or the dark force transforming her father?
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Tell Me When It Hurts by Christine Whitehead
Genre(s): Contemporary Fiction
Archer Loh, Seven Sisters grad and Olympic-level rider, has been groomed as a government assassin. First in her class, she’s a prime asset to her agency. However, she rejects the opportunity to kill for “the good guys” and instead embraces the quiet life of suburban lawyer, wife, and mother. Her violent apprenticeship remains her secret.
When her only child is murdered and the killer goes free on a technicality. Archer Loh ditches family, career, friends, and horses, to define her own agenda and brush up on her rusty lethal skills. At her darkest ebb, Connor McCall, Harvard-educated financial baron turned Wyoming sheep rancher, stumbles into Archer’s life and everything changes.
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The Scent of Evil by Rachel O’Brien Kolk
Genre(s): Thrillers
An artist, living in a small rural community on the shores of Lake Huron, is tormented by ghostly visitations of terrified women. Unidentified and unknown to her, she does not understand why the specters are drawn to her, but each frightening sighting brings with it the tumultuous and chilling emotions of the restless souls. As the visitations become more frequent and her life begins to slowly unravel, she calls on old family friends who are the only hope she has left.
Coming to her rescue is a jaded, hard-hearted, paranormal investigator, who is haunted by memories of a betrayal that left his young wife dead and a dream career in ruins.
As the two childhood acquaintances reconnect and investigate, feelings between them start to smolder. Sparks begin to fly, while a correlation is made between the spectral visitors and a nearly forgotten skeleton in the closet of the sleepy little lakeside town.
Tensions rise as an unknown killer draws closer and his scheme, to culminate over twenty years of killing, begins to come together in a well planned finale.
Will the jaded investigator be able to piece it all together in time to save, not only, his second chance at love and happiness, but possibly himself at the same time?
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