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Persons Unknown
Susie Steiner
Persons Unknown is a true page-turner, a mystery lover’s dream of a vacation read, although the urge to stay up into the wee hours to finish it will be hard to resist. Don’t say you weren’t warned!
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Duke with Benefits
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A skillfully crafted riddle wrapped in an enigma. The plot unfolds like an adventure, blended with romance, humor, and even murder. Readers are lead on a labyrinth trail of cryptic clues all the way to the best treasure of all... the happily ever after.
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Racing The Devil
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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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