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Book 6 of Mariah Stones bestselling Seven Dukes of Sin series. A forbidden second-chance romance where lost love returns and hearts risk everything.Full blurb coming soon.

Book 5 of Mariah Stones bestselling Seven Dukes of Sin series. A bluestocking meets her match. A steamy Regency romance of wit and passion.Full blurb coming soon.

Every city has its ghosts. Ravn just hunts the ones that still breathe.Former investigator, Thomas Ravnsholdtknown as Ravndrifts like wreckage along Copenhagens harbour, numbed by cheap liquor and old wounds. But his peace is shattered when a desperate young woman shows up, pleading for help: her brother has vanished after stealing millions.The trail leads Ravn from the windy docks of Copenhagen to Berlin, where ghosts of the Cold War still linger: Stasi files, double agents, and brutality that never truly came to an end. Ravn soon realises that the missing is not merely lost, but ensnared in a deadly web.Dark and unnerving, The Missing blends a classic disappearance mystery with Nordic Noir slow-burning tension. Perfect for fans of Jo Nesbs and Jussi Adler-Olsens haunted detectives.Detective Ravn Thrillers Michael Katz Krefeld is a bestselling Danish crime author known for the acclaimed Ravn and Cecilie Mars series. His dark, suspenseful novels combine the tense psychology of Nordic noir with fast-paced storytelling and atmospheric settings.

A silent voice holds the key to a deadly truth.When a body is discovered at an abandoned Suffolk farm, DS Rob Minshull and the squad believe its the latest casualty of the drugs war terrorising rural communities. But when the victim is identified as a well-respected local teacher, the case is thrown wide open.While they hunt the murderer, the South Suffolk CID team face a new threat. A brutal vigilante group dispensing its own twisted justice puts the investigation in grave danger, as well as the detectives.Meanwhile, educational psychologist, Dr Cora Lael, is called into work with Lottie Arundel, a troubled teen who stopped speaking a year ago. As Cora enters Lotties world, it seems that the teens silence might hold the key to the case. But as Cora and Rob work together to find a vicious killer, its clear that uncovering Lotties secrets will take Cora and Rob into the most dangerous of places where the price to pay for the truth might be deathThe second book from MJ White, The Silent Child, is a twisty, utterly unputdownable crime thriller. If you like James Oswald or LJ Ross, youll love this.Praise for MJ White:"Cora is a character you wont forget." - Steve Cavanagh, author of The Devils Advocate"A corker of a debut with a brilliantly drawn main character." - Simon Toyne, author of Solomon Creed."Touchingly compassionate, desperately exciting and achingly well-writtena superlative crime novel" - Rob Parker, author of Far From The Tree.M.J. White is the bestselling crime fiction pen name of Miranda Dickinson, author of more than a dozen books, including six Sunday Times bestsellers. Specialising in psychological thrillers and atmospheric police procedurals, M.J. White combines Mirandas deep understanding of character psychology with thrilling, tightly plotted mysteries.

Detective Inspector Andy Horton is handed a troubling new case on the Isle of Wight the disappearance of private investigator Jasper Kenton. Kenton had been tailing a man whose wife suspected him of an affair. But when Kentons naked body is found wrapped in sailcloth on a private beach, a simple surveillance job becomes a chilling murder investigation. The post-mortem reveals a brutal execution: Kenton was shot at close range with a crossbow. Now Horton must navigate a web of secrets, lies and betrayal along the south coast of England. The deeper he digs into Kentons last investigation and the secretive world around the Isle of Wight the more he realises this case has devastating personal consequences. Horton is forced to conceal vital information, knowing that if his silence is exposed, it wont just destroy the investigation it will end his career. Perfect for fans of gritty British crime fiction and atmospheric coastal mysteries, including readers of Elly Griffiths, Joy Ellis, and Rachel McLean. British crime author Pauline Rowson writes gripping, fast-paced marine mysteries set on the south coast of England, including the DI Andy Horton series, Art Marvik thrillers and 1950s Inspector Ryga novels.

Deep beneath the grand Paris Opera House, something, or someone lurks in the shadows. A mysterious figure watches over the stage, unseen but always present. When young soprano Christine Daaé begins receiving secret lessons from her elusive "Angel of Music," her voice soars to new heights - but at what cost?Love, obsession, and dark secrets intertwine in this haunting tale of mystery and passion. Who is the Phantom, and what does he truly desire? The answer lies just beyond the curtain

One morning, Gregor Samsa awakens to find himself transformed into a grotesque, insect-like creature. Trapped in his new form, he struggles to communicate with his family, who are horrified by his appearance. As Gregor grapples with his fading humanity, his once-dependent family slowly adapts to life without him, revealing the fragile bonds of duty, love, and alienation. A haunting and deeply unsettling tale, The Metamorphosis explores the absurdity of existence, the cruelty of societal expectations, and the inevitable isolation of the individual.

Can evil take on human form? Or is it merely a shadow cast by our own minds?When young student Nathanael encounters a mysterious barometer seller, his life becomes entangled with a childhood nightmare the terrifying Sandman who once haunted his dreams. Love, identity, and perception are put to the test as a strange woman enters his life, with eyes as beautiful as they are unnatural.With a haunting atmosphere, psychological depth, and elements of the fantastic, this classic tale explores obsession, illusion, and the dark forces that may dwell within us all.

An eccentric English gentleman, Phileas Fogg, undertakes the impossible - circumnavigating the globe in just 80 days. What begins as an extravagant wager at the distinguished Reform Club transforms into a breathtaking journey across continents and oceans. Accompanied by his newly hired French servant, Jean Passepartout, Fogg faces unpredictable obstacles and dangers, racing against time and battling the odds.Will the meticulously planned expedition succeed? Can the methodical gentleman overcome the whims of nature, unreliable transportation, and unexpected complications? This classic adventure novel takes readers on a fascinating journey around the late 19th-century world, where every minute could determine the success of the entire endeavor.

The most famous novel by Jane Austen.A story about the daily life of English gentry at the turn of the 18th and 19th centuries. The not-so-wealthy Mr. and Mrs. Bennet have quite a problem - the time has come to marry off their five adult daughters. The trouble is, its not easy to find a suitable candidate in the countryside. However, a glimmer of hope appears when a young and rich bachelor moves into the neighboring estate of Netherfield Park. This news electrifies Mrs. Bennet. An opportunity to establish social relations soon presents itself during a public ball, which the new neighbor attends accompanied by his two sisters, brother-in-law, and his friend, an even wealthier bachelor. Can first impressions be deceiving, and can closer acquaintance dramatically change ones opinion of another person? The strength of this story lies in its excellently drawn characters, remarkably accurate observations of human nature, humor, and - of course - love.

Revolution and love in the shadow of the guillotine."It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair" - this is how Charles Dickens begins his extraordinary tale. These words foreshadow the dramatic events presented with epic scope.Paris and London on the eve of the French Revolution. This turbulent period is shown through the prism of the fates of a young French aristocrat, an unjustly imprisoned doctor, his daughter, and an English lawyer. After eighteen years spent in the Bastille, Dr. Manette is released. Fortunately, now on English soil, he begins a second life alongside his daughter Lucie. There, the paths of two men intersect: Charles Darnay, who fled from France, and Sydney Carton, a brilliant lawyer, a loner and a drunkard, who will be united by their love for one woman - the doctors daughter. Due to a dramatic turn of events, the heroes are forced to leave the quiet streets of London and come to Paris under the rule of bloody terror. Caught up in the whirlwind of events, they will be put to a severe test...

The King in Yellow by Robert W. Chambers is a haunting collection of stories where the boundaries between reality and madness dissolve in whispers of dread and beauty. At its heart lies a mysterious playbanned, half-forgotten, and dangerously compellingthat leaves those who encounter it forever changed. Set in a world tinged with decadence, shadowy cities, and cryptic symbols, these tales weave an atmosphere of creeping unease and subtle terror. A cornerstone of weird fiction, this book has echoed through the works of H.P. Lovecraft and beyond. Once you open its pages, The King in Yellow will never quite let you go.

Heartbreak is off the menu for Callie Fulbright. After one romance too many has gone wrong, she vows to put love behind her and channel all her energy into her dream venture: the Cosy Kettle café. With cherry tarts, piping hot tea, and a generous dose of small-town charm, business is boominguntil her ex, the devastatingly handsome Noah, waltzes back into Honeyford. Memories resurface, old sparks fly, and Callie finds herself wondering if love deserves a second shot. But just as her heart begins to thaw, sabotage threatens the Cosy Kettles reputationand all clues point toward Noah. Should Callie trust him again, or will secrets sink her dreams for good?Brimming with warmth, laughter, and irresistible treats, "New Starts and Cherry Tarts at the Cosy Kettle" is the perfect escape for fans of Cathy Bramley, Debbie Johnson, and Jenny Colgan.Liz Eeles writes heartwarming and uplifting womens fiction about families and relationships, as well as romantic comedies filled with love and laughs. So many funny parts that I found myself laughing all the way through! It is a definite page turner and I literally could not put it down once I started it! a delight to read Fabulous!! Highly recommended! Stardust Book Reviews, 5 starsWhat an absolutely brilliant book, it has everything you could possibly want I fell in love with this book from the very beginning. It is the perfect book to brighten your day heart-warming and totally laugh-out-loud funny you cant help smiling when youre reading it. MrsCsHonestBookReviews, 5 starsIt is such a charming story!! It brings warm fuzzy feelings and tugs at your heart strings with stories of love and family It also makes you chuckle a lot hilarious a fantastic read and I would definitely recommend it! Goodreads reviewer.

Discover a world beyond imagination! When the eccentric Professor Lidenbrock uncovers a mysterious manuscript, he embarkstogether with his intrepid nephew Axelon an extraordinary expedition deep beneath the surface of the Earth. Their journey leads them through forgotten passageways and labyrinths filled with wonders and mysteries that defy all expectations. Will courage, knowledge, and determination be enough to unlock the secrets hidden far below our feet? Set off on an unforgettable adventure and see for yourself what lies beneath the surface of our planet!

What would you do if you suddenly found yourself in medieval England - with no electricity, no internet, and not a single modern convenience in sight?Thats exactly what happens to a 19th-century American who, after an unexpected blow to the head, wakes up in King Arthurs court. Armed with modern know-how and Yankee ingenuity, hes ready to show the knights of the Round Table just what a man from the future can do.

On the distant and enchanted planet Mercury, two mighty realms the valiant Demonland and the dark empire of Witchland clash in an eternal struggle for power, honor, and dominion.Told in rich, archaic prose reminiscent of Shakespeare and Norse sagas, The Worm Ouroboros is a sweeping epic of war, pride, and unyielding heroism. With unforgettable characters, dazzling battles, and a world steeped in mythic grandeur, Eddisons masterpiece stands as a cornerstone of fantasy literature.A tale of ambition, loyalty, and the endless cycle of conflict once you begin this journey, there is no turning back.

Lucy Snowe, a young woman with a mysterious past, leaves her homeland behind to seek her place in the vibrant foreign town of Villette. Arriving in France, she becomes a teacher at a girls school, where intrigue, romantic secrets, and clashes of character surround her as she strives to build her future. Reserved yet passionate and determined, Lucy must confront her inner demons, hidden feelings, and the enigmatic lives of those around her. Villette by Charlotte Bronte is a profound, emotionally charged tale of solitude, love, and courage emerging in the most unexpected places

She cast a spell. The fae king answered.On a freezing winter night in the Scottish Highlands, witch Faye Morgan casts a spell beneath the full moon. The last thing she expects is the arrival of an arrogant, achingly beautiful stranger on her doorstepthe tattooed fae, Finn Beatha. But Finn is no ordinary stranger... Soon, Faye is whisked away to the fae realm where Finn rules as king. The fae court is full of glamour-drenched balls, sharptoothed smiles, and perilous magic lurking around every corner. Humans and fae live by strict rules, and too much contact is deadly. So why does the ruthless fae king seem intent on breaking every ruleand seducing Faye in the process? When Faye hears whispers that shes at the heart of an ancient prophecy, she knows Finn tricked her. But why? If she loses herself to his seduction, she risks being trapped forever. Is the price of passion worth paying? Or will Faye defy the capricious fae king and uncover all his darkest secrets, before it is too late?A spicy Scottish fae romantasy, A Dance with the Fae is the first instalment in an exciting new series filled with brooding, morally grey love interests, feisty heroines, and plenty of forced proximity romantic tension. Kennedy Kerr is a USA Today bestselling womens fiction writer and the author of darkly enchanting Scottish fantasy romance, where witchy heroines, cursed prophecies, and dangerously seductive fae kings collide. She writes with coffee at hand and her very cuddly cat, Twinkle, supervising.Swept me away in the most magical (and mischievous) of ways The perfect blend of rom-com charm and dark fairytale danger Addictive mix of tension that had me feral. Faeofashandpayne

A novel by the renowned English writer Jane Austen, adapted into film three times and first published posthumously. A brilliant combination of an insightful portrait of early 19th-century English gentry and an intriguing romance.Despite her beauty, kindness, and extraordinary sensitivity, Anne Elliot remains alone, living "with her family." As a young girl, under the influence of persuasion and well-intended advice, she broke off her engagement to naval captain Frederick Wentworth. Wounded and full of sorrow, he set sail. For many years, they had no contact...But is it possible to completely erase a great love from memory? And does time change people so much that they feel nothing for each other anymore?