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The Paris Spy
Susan MacNeal
MacNeal once again deftly mingles fact and fiction and history and mystery into one seamlessly plotted, deeply satisfying story.
- John Charles, Reviewer
Suspenseful. Breathless. Disturbing. Unforgettable.
- Sandra VanWinkle, Reviewer
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The Address
Fiona Davis
Scandal, architecture and high society all blend to make The Address an interesting tale of betrayal and power, of a tangled family saga that sprawls over a century before its secrets are finally set free from the walls of one of the most famous addresses in New York City.
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Ordeal: A William Wisting Mystery
Jorn Lier Horst
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The Good Daughter: A Novel
Karin Slaughter
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Sleeping in the Ground: An Inspector Banks Novel
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Peter Robinson
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A Wedding Tail
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Leave The Night On
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The Cafe by the Sea: A Novel
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Grace to the Finish
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Death of a Bachelorette
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Knit Your Own Murder
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The Scandal of It All: The Rogue Files
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The Paris Spy: A Maggie Hope Mystery
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Dark Carousel
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The Black Witch
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Laurie Forest
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The Pearl Thief
Elizabeth Wein
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The Jane Austen Project: A Novel
Kathleen A. Flynn
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Racing The Devil
An Inspector Ian Rugledge Mystery
Charles Todd
If you crave a good British mystery with no stone unturned to solve a baffling case of whodunit then Racing The Devil fits the bill. The very methodical but never plodding, Scotland Yard Inspector, Ian Rutledge ties together what appears to be, at first glance, unrelated deaths into a neat package in this post WWI mystery.
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Looking back on 2016, we’ve asked our reviewers for a list of the most memorable books published within the year—books that left a lasting impression, made them cheer, gave them chills, made them swoon.
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