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Be wary of Lucy One-Way, who fears anything left-handed: she even avoids making left turns. At Furr's Cafeteria, where she works the line, she keeps her phobia controlled—until a tour bus full of hungry New Orleans Saints fans overwhelms the buffet.
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Sometimes Trigger is the story of a dog, and of the lengths even men in society's underbelly will go to preserve their own sense of honor in the world, as skewed as both might be.
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Riddle: When is a door not a door? Answer: When it’s ajar. In his checkered career private eye Tony Atti has committed his share of blunders, but entering a house with its door ajar might prove his last.
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When an Inuit man must accompany his disabled father on his yearly trip out to sea, the quixotic quest becomes a confrontation with dark secrets from the past.
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A convicted drunk driver celebrates the end of his forced sobriety by hiring an unusual driving service.
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An undertaker turns up dead in his own funeral parlor.
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Have you ever wanted to kill somebody? I have. I did. It was glorious. My problem was the damn body went missing. Yep, the damn thing up and vanished.
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When Lightfinger Louie Levoy accidentally lifts the wallet of a homicide detective near the scene of a murder, he puts his life in danger.
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It's 1972, and Frank Wolf, a Holocaust survivor and private eye, along with his grandson, investigate the murder of a Brooklyn butcher.
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A hit man hired to kill a client's wife makes a better deal for himself, but learns the hard way that double-crosses can backfire.
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Everybody thinks they know what happened to Becky the day the tornado struck Hadleyville, Alabama. Her brother has a different idea, one he keeps buried...except for those days when the skies boil over with black clouds and thunder shakes the ground.
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After a stroke, a lover of music develops a recognized disorder called
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Treka Dunn, an investigator with the Medical Examiner's office, doesn't believe Ron Washburn when he claims his father was murdered. All the evidence points to natural causes. But then Ron mentions one seemingly minor detail that changes everything.
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Hank was a crippled old man living alone in a dying desert town. The gunman thought he was helpless....
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P.I. Phillip Prince learns that his client is trying to kill him—even after the client's death.
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If P.G. Wodehouse's Jeeves solved a crime, then it might be a story similar to this cozy.
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A man of conscience, with murder on his mind meets a terrorist.
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Creed didn’t keep his promise to Leah and now it’s too late. She's dead.
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When Scott Drayco was hired to investigate a suspicious death, he didn't count on an oddball suspect. Or that he'd wish he'd never taken the case at all.
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A hitman takes on an assignment to make up for recent missteps. Is his loyalty in the right place?
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The woman was not who she claimed. But neither was he. And neither was his wife. Would any of them get their revenge?
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At last, Eli Farris has the freedom he wanted so badly, but he needs money to sustain it. Working is for marks, but he has a plan - only it includes his sister. Amber doesn't take direction well and the buzzing in Eli's head is getting really bad.
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A private eye test for an ambitious young man leads him down a dark alley.
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A dog park romance and a chance encounter with an aging mobster renew Alex Abraham’s desire to find his long-lost brother.
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During a quick stop at a museum gift shop, a retired cop finds a dead body on display. He and the shop clerk must solve the murder.
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It's late 1800s Chicago and barber Nathaniel Tall Cloud just wants to get by. Then a killer strolls in for a shave.
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A documentary filmmaker plans to film a perfect family for a year. His plan needs rethinking after he murders the mother, father, son and daughter on the first day.
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Thirteen-year-old Eddie Webber's dog was dead, his pa was a drunk, his stepmother was a witch, and a killer outlaw was on the loose. And then things got worse . . .
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A woman's husband goes missing and people suspect she had something to do with it. She feels it's history repeating itself.
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Sometimes you can't help but change the way you think.
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Green blood and trench coats and death in the rain -- an oldfashioned murder detective and his coroner ex-flame tackle a newfangled problem in this retrofuture gumshoe tale set in a small town not at all close to you.
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Crime and cats -- bad or good luck?
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Randi has a date with a chef, and nothing is cut and dried ... yet.
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A New York food tour guide brokers a deal to import a rare gourmet delicacy to the city. He discovers that what he carries, many will kill to possess.
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How far will one man go to help a brother whose earlier betrayal sent him to jail?
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When you offer a brand new type of start up business to the criminal element, you can't always depend upon them to be trustworthy. Even when they pay half up front.
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A Paris pickpocket who loves high fashion has something a high-rolling drug dealer urgently wants.
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Professional theater can be a cutthroat business, all right, and everyone is just playing a role, heroes and villains alike.
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Five people stakeout a hotel room, unaware that they are having the same bizarre conversation.
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When the man who was sent to prison for killing Hal Richards' wife shows up on the Detective's doorstep, old wounds are reopened and secrets revealed. But is the escaped convict there for a more sinister reason?
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When you're looking for a clean break and a fresh start, the Night Movers are there to help....
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Jake Walsh received a free ticket from the Gallagher Museum of Art to view an art collection and soon learned that nothing ever comes free.
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Bryan Waller is murdered one morning on is way to work. Things only get worse when it happens again the following day.
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Three weeks before Christmas, Lester Manning is found bludgeoned to death inside his study, a room locked from the inside. Just because the only way out seems to have been the chimney, that doesn't make Santa Claus a suspect, does it?
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A man with a gun bursts into a classroom.
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Military veteran Charlie Reardon, homeless and hopeless, has decided crime might be his only way out of poverty--until a mysterious stranger offers him advice. The new plan still involves a crime, but in a way that will change his life forever.
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Former teacher Roy Talman finally lands a new job, as a department store Santa Claus. But when a seven-year-old boy confesses that he murdered the girl next door, Roy is compelled to discover the truth...no matter where it leads.
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A streetwise thirteen-year-old girl becomes a gambling debt enforcer in an attempt to keep her struggling family afloat.
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When a small-town harpy returns a pair of gnomes her husband used to commit suicide in his backyard pool to their place on the lawn, pathologist's assistant Tamsin Bruce suspects murder. No one listens until it's (almost) too late.
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A young girl witnesses a murder that could change her life, and her family's fortunes, forever. All she has to do is trust the killer.
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A mild-mannered bank clerk meets his true love and gets involved in a life of crime.
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This story’s nameless narrator is down on his luck and just wants to enjoy a quiet Holiday alone in his shack, but his plans are thwarted by murder, intrigue and romance.
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Professor John Franklin, debunker of occult phenomena, is in rehab after a bad car wreck. There he finds three witches who know an old spell that can cause death when chanted - and who like to chant a lot.
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Wade angles to become a superstar pick four lotto auditor, one stage left camera flash at a time. First, he has two problems: finding his signature on-screen pose and maybe stumbling onto a rigging scheme.
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She just wanted to get home to her boyfriend, but accidentally bouncing a blind man off her bumper puts a wrinkle in Karina Cardinal's evening plans.
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Ezra Barlow, a farmer in the depression-era South, is a loving father, but he's also a drunk and a gambler. When he winds up targeted for death by a gangster in nearby Shreveport, his two young sons realize it's up to them to save the family.
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Hospitals can a dangerous place if you're a murderous televangelist with a heart condition and the man who invented the heart monitor is just down the hall.
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A former Dallas detective turned small town Sheriff investigates a series of baffling abductions. It's as if people are vanishing in their homes. When the Sheriff uncovers the perpetrator, he has a unique if troubling solution.
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When hit men called The Conductors show up at Alvy Funchess's house looking for a satchel full of cash while Funchess is smoking a pork shoulder in the back yard, Alvy serves up a few surprises before dinner.
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War is on the horizon, and the German ambassador narrowly escapes an assassin in London. Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson must investigate, and encounter the immortal Count of Saint Germain....
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Holmes and Watson must solve a locked room mystery with seemingly no clues.
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It is the Diamond Jubilee celebration of Queen Victoria, and Sherlock Holmes discovers a series of puzzling crimes he can only explain in one way: the late, not lamented Professor Moriarty, who presumably died six years earlier, has returned.
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A talking chimpanzee who travels to alternate realities uses deductive reasoning to solve a locked room murder à la Sherlock Holmes!
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Lyle Scoggins is a veteran, a cat owner and a successful crook. So, why do they want him dead?
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On a space station a Holmesian character tries to unravel the events which led to the murder and mutilation of a famous pugilist.
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The children of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson live in Jazz Age New York City. They're hired to investigate a seance.
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The self-aware artificial intelligence that runs the superyacht of a billionaire who just died hosts a birthday party for him anyway--one with a special theme.
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A Victorian damsel is in distress. Can a steampunk professor and an opera singer come to her rescue in time?
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The monster of Frankenstein has returned to Geneva and reinvented himself as a consulting detective. His motto: no case too monstrous. That remains to be seen when his client is attacked by a mummy.
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Dr. Watson narrates a lost case that could not be revealed until Mr. Sherlock Holmes's death.
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Smart but saddled with a new partner he resents, Detective Martinez investigates the death of a woman in an upscale Massachusetts community.
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Holmes and Watson are on the scene when a young man has a heart attack on a train---but was it natural?
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In New York City during the Jazz Age, the children of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson solve a murder. Did a malevolent soul hide behind the exterior mask of a well-schooled gentleman?
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A lead figurine of The Grim Reaper leads a failed artist in New Orleans to madness and murder.
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“Neon Nights” explores the age-old question, does the end justify the means? A burnt out, big city detective now working in a small southern town, has to ask herself just that when a serial killer and the FBI come to town.
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Two thuggish-looking men. One feisty female. One overworked hotel concierge. Two waiting taxis in the French Rivera. What could go wrong?
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Private Annalee Lincoln was overseas when her little brother Ike died. The police said it was a botched robbery and moved on, but Annalee can't. Now she's back in Sacramento, looking for answers.
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Some say a man's character is his most prized possession, but what of his sanity? John Fielding, a down-on-his-luck attorney, has just received the offer of a lifetime, but first he'll have to pass an interview testing the very fabric of his reality.
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Jewelry is being stolen. All employees are scanned for metal upon entering and exiting the premises. And yet, the jewelry is disappearing. Time for Captain Elias Young to call in his prime detectives, Bartholomew Blunt and Samuel Sharpe.
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The young couple who kidnap Martin, the author of the Buck Slammer detective series, successfully collect the ransom, but then discover their lives will never be quite the same again.
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A femme fatale tale dealing with mystery, memory and murder.
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People only come to attorney Scott Turley when there's no other choice. So when a confessed murderer with deep pockets and a powerful family retains him, he sees it as a big payday...not realizing the extent of the price to him.
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When Ginny Krause heads north to escape a bad second marriage, she finds Alaska full of surprises ...
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A walk in the woods takes a dark turn for Ben ...
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A girl wearing a dog costume is performing at a county fair with a kindergarten class, when a gunman rushes the stage. Can her costume help her save the children?
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Sheriff Sherri Fine won her election by mistake, and now she's faced with a cold case that pits her against the local political machine.
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Wade comes to understand the phrase: “The chickens have come home to roost.”
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The good news: Irish Twins twins Bobby and Ronan hit the lottery. Bad news: Their winning ticket connects them to the murder of a liquor store owner.
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When your wife is connected to all the wrong elements in town and you spend most of your time tricking people into trusting you, stealing a stash of organized crime money sounds perfectly reasonable.
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An English nobleman banished for twelve years may or may not be back for revenge.
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A mad bomber is loose in Brooklyn. Detective Bragg and his partner are stumped until they look to the stars.
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When a woman is committed to an asylum in 1920s Virginia, she forges a friendship with an old man dying of tuberculosis--a man who had been a killer in his youth, a man who may be sympathetic for her want of revenge.
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When a woman feels her actions allowed her sister's killer to beat the rap, how far will a private detective go to solve the decades-old murder?
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In the aftermath of a hurricane, a young man vows to do anything he can to get back what he lost in the flood waters--but as he discovers, payback can be tricky.
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The suicide of the TV star was recorded, so why does Jon Shadows think things are not as they seem?
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I woke that morning to find a dead man staring at me through the glass doors of my patio; between the police and a couple of nosy neighbors, things went downhill from there.
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Deputy Malcolm Lamb takes on his first solo case after the discovery of a dead miner on the asteroid Psyche. Lamb must determine who killed the miner and stop a deadly turf war between corporation and wildcatter miners.
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Phillip Prince promises to try to track down the mysterious disappearance of a woman's ex-husband. A mob hit? Or was he a killer? Nothing is what it seems.
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A reporter is in the window seat on an airplane. In the middle seat is a serial killer. The killer knows that the reporter knows who he is.
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Daisy Belle isn’t a detective and there is no mystery here, but that doesn’t stop her from being on the case. An unlikely partnership will help her get to the bottom of things, even if from the bottom of a bottle.
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Some $20 gold pieces are found when ancient sunken cypress logs are being recovered in the Louisiana swamp, and a deputy sheriff threatens to plant heroin on the crawfisherman who found them unless he gives them to the deputy.
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A court employee is working at a trial concerning a murder she witnessed. But why has she kept mum about it? And what is her role in the trial?
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The assault victim tells the police he was attacked by a time traveler. Well, a would-be time traveler, anyway, ...
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A young preacher is missing and old, forgotten myths have reawakened in this 1930s era mystery. What treasures have yet to be discovered beneath the mist of Hickory Grove pond?
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A drifter detective finds himself embroiled in a turf war between appliance salesmen.
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While kids at the drug store's comic book spinner thumb through the latest issue of Sergeant Light Beam, a comic book editor and his letterer fight it out to the finish.
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The code at an exclusive club full of Mikes is violated leading to murder.
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An attorney for more than one US president looks back at a life-and-death incident from childhood that showed him more about himself than he wished to see.
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On the lam from a collapsed Ponzi scheme in San Francisco, a shady real estate developer flees to a medieval village in Provence. As the Mistral winds howl, there he runs across a tenant he evicted, an old North Beach hippie hell-bent on revenge.
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Philip Prince, a former med tech, is blackmailed by the local sheriff into finding how a meth addict met his death. Nothing is what it seems: Phillip, the sheriff, the D.A., and officials from a drug research company all have something to hide.
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Diamonds have been mysteriously disappearing from their parcels. Blunt and Sharpe have been assigned to discover the methodology use to steal those diamonds.
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Can a mature amateur sleuth go undercover and match wits with an alleged criminal kingpin, or will she only be fooling herself?
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Wheat from an eons old Egyptian Tomb? It was found by the curiously damaged mummy of the sorcerer Artocris. Professor Vorchek seeks the link between the ancient food, the fate of Artocris, and more recent deaths.
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To produce a bacon-and-eggs breakfast, the chicken is involved, but the pig is committed ...
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Sometimes what you do in war comes back to haunt you, no matter that you did it for good reasons.
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When a bleeding stranger breaks into a cabin after midnight, the house-sitter is mistaken for a private eye. No one is who they say they are.
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PI Joe Larrone thinks he's got the goods on crime boss Harry Ruddock, but is there another rat in the city smarter than them both?
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1930s tabloid crime photographer Weegee prides himself at being first on a murder scene. But when a big-time gangster is gunned down, he’s shocked to find photographers already there. Discovering why leads to more than a front-page photo.
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A darkly humorous piece about a former police detective based in Miami, Florida, who quit the force and her alcohol abuse problem, intending to turn over a new leaf. But her past quickly catches up with her in strange and unexpected ways.
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When a Viking chief is found murdered aboard his ship, the brewing storm is the least of the dangers facing his wife. Far from shore and surrounded by cut-throats, she must find the killer – to avenge her husband and escape with her life.
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A man is grilled by the DEA as he retrieves the ashes of his brother, whose bomb killed a drug boss and himself. Except he's alive. So who, or what, is in the box of ashes?
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The death under mysterious circumstances of the narrator's beloved Texas middle school teacher triggers a series of slayings of particular resonance in the Lone Star State.
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Ivory Roberts learns that his 9 year old neighbor has a mysterious illness, but it is not the illness that is likely to take his life. The real danger comes from others who surround him including his doctors.
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It's a race against time in Boston when a self-revered notary public must save the justice system.
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Petty criminal Kenny Orslow is pushed off a bus to the County House of Corrections and finds himself homeless and friendless.
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A delay in dropping off a library book sets Marcus on the path to commit murder.
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Danielle faces a bleak future until her smooth-talking Uncle Everett offers her an opportunity to join him in his casket-sales business.
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Arriving in the small mining town of Copperopolis in fall of 1899, Georges Armadale, self-proclaimed detective extraordinaire, has taken it upon himself to solve a murder recently committed in a local church. At the standard rate, of course.
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Mystery writer meets his characters that save his life ...
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An obscene sculpture is erected in a small town and no one knows why.
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Jimmy hates James. James loathes Jimmy. But which persona will solve the mystery of the murdered art thief?
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An office supply company security director investigates the murder of a sales manager. Four salespeople had motive and opportunity. Can the firm's security director correctly identify the murderer?
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It’s no laughing matter when a boomtown is overrun by clowns. Or is it?
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A psychic detective who is not as he seems, a damsel in distress who is not as she seems and an English manor which is not as it seems.
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Mireille Cabrol, a well-known Mallorcan artist with a remote family tie to Cezanne goes missing, and Inspector Tomás Vilalta traces her to the Medieval walled town of Alcúdia, and nearby S'Albufera Natural Park. There, while painting purple herons a
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When Denny was small, his mom told him about Murderer Bill, the man who seeks out kids who've been bad. Now he's grown up, Denny sometimes wants to be bad, but the thought of Murderer Bill keeps him in check. Then Tabitha walks into his life ...
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When you need money, job interviews can be tricky situations.
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In the near future robots have replaced most cops. Mary discovers that this leads to some new problems - as well as some old ones.
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A blind woman becomes the target of bank robbers who believe she can identify them.
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A young Texas newspaper reporter has trouble fitting into the old boys' club in the office. When she's given the throwaway assignment of a four-victim murder, she sets out to solve the crime.
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One thing lead to another …
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Not far from a remote section of Hadrian's Wall, archaeologists have departed for the season leaving the innkeeper of Wycherly's on the Moor, Hans Seefeldt, anticipating some peaceful downtime. Peaceful, that is, until a local peat cutter arrives bea
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A hitman's latest assignment doesn't quite add up, leading to some deadly surprises.
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Homeless shelter volunteers discover the frozen corpse of a city official, but find their amateur sleuthing over his demise may lead them into deadlier waters than they ever imagined.
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When a prominent scholar weds a powerful lobbyist, suspicion prompts her to enlist her brother, a former fed, to investigate. As he chases leads around D.C., truth, suspicion, and its consequences begin to blur.
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The power of the written word snowballs into unexpected rewards.
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Belle Lopez, an ex-hooker working as a neophyte private investigator, is obsessed with solving the murder of her ex-boss and mentor, Leo Gillepski. Things get complicated when Leo's ghost appears and starts interfering in the case.
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Nathan Shields is haunted by the skeleton in his past. But he soon learns the real threat lies beneath the surface, where he least expects it. As he uncovers the truth, Nathan discovers a frightening reality: sometimes what you bury will bury you.
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Since Charlemagne, a gathering of elite gourmands in French chateaux country has taken on rules and a reputation all its own. Except this year the host is hauled off for murder, and it’s up to Madame Feubert to save the season.
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Washington D.C. police detectives Mike Ryan and Hayley Michaels are tasked with investigating a double-murder. When they begin to suspect two rich upstanding citizens living in a pricey neighborhood along the Potomac River, the citizens push back.
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An episode that occurred while the world considered Sherlock Holmes but a shade pursuing houseboats upon the Styx …
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This pastiche takes an alternate look at a famous fictional world. What would happen if one of fiction's most beloved characters were suspected of murdering his best friend?
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It’s 1917 in London when T.S. Eliot the poet meets Sir James Frazer the religious anthropologist to help Captain Robert Graves who has been accused of a ritual murder while on leave from the Western Front during WWI.
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The Holmes we know may not have been all we thought, nor Dr. Watson …
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In a tight job market, some academics will do anything to land a gig …
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John Watson and Martha Hudson attempt to solve a murder without the assistance of their famous friend.
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How far will a desperate writer go to find the inspiration he craves?
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On the morning of a politically motivated execution, a young journalist sees a chance for the condemned to be exonerated.
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Only Sherlock Holmes can decipher the deadly message concealed within a grisly collection of seven nooses delivered to a terrified client ... though the message, even the entire case, might prove to be something other than what it seems.
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Being an Account of ‘Bull-dog’ Drummond’s Finally Final Round with Carl Petersen.
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He started the evening as their rich host and ended it murdered. Or ... was he murdered?
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Bartholomew Blunt and Samuel Sharpe team up in the first of what they hope will be a series of adventures.
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Johnny Turner is a world class dirtman. However when a mobster twists his arm into working for him, Johnny finds himself in a world of dirty cops, gunmen and psychotic criminals. This time he may have bitten off more than he can chew.
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Brand-new deputy Josh Tumblewhite had no idea when he made this traffic stop that he was going to be interrupting a human trafficking case. When the suspect takes off running, the rookie will have to use his brains as well as his feet to catch him.
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A cosy English mystery set in the 1920s.
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The body of a former colleague is discovered in the aftermath of a car fire, and it's up to Detective Molly Fetterly to find the killer. But will the suspects confess to every aspect of the crime, or is Molly chasing smoke?
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Having more than you need does not preclude wanting more and risking all.
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A down-on-her-luck addict attends the deathbed of her errant uncle – and learns there is more to dying than death. Sometimes much more.
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A naïve tourist in the French Quarter, seeking to broaden her horizons, drops by to meet a friend-of-a-friend, an antique dealer in cemetery artifacts, and finds herself in a sticky predicament..
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Who is a better shepherd to the faithful—a charlatan or a daredevil?
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An El Chapo lookalike finds himself on the wrong side of the law.
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A dying Morgan Ayers has one last chance to protect his family.
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It’s 1939 Manhattan. Weegee, the city’s most infamous crime photographer, needs a gimmick to excite readers bored by yet another photo of a bullet-riddled gangster. What he comes up with is sheer genius—but the results are not what he expects.
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A homicide detective sets out to avenge the death of his drug addict son, but must reconsider his quest when he receives a warning along the way:
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A modern-crime retelling of: The Three Little Pigs.
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In a last-ditch effort to avoid getting expelled from military school, a cadet comes up with a plan—something that’s guaranteed to impress the school’s superintendent. Unfortunately, it involves kidnapping and a goat.
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As a housekeeper of many years, Annabelle had grown accustomed to the whims and oddities of her wealthy employers. No amount of experience, however, prepared her for the day two strangers turned up at the Worthingtons.
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At the dawn of mankind, one resourceful human sets out to solve a mystery after his chief, Ice-eyes, is killed by a vicious predator. Is Long-spear, the only witness, deceiving the tribe?
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An aging hitman agrees to one last job arranged by his young protege. But only if he takes the shot. The older man knows his gun; the younger man the tech. The hit was crowdsourced. What could possibly go wrong?
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When a much loved homeless man is murdered, the killer must be named before a mob renders its own blind justice.
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A Silver Alert, an ex-con, and a snowstorm create a deadly combination.
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A private detective is hired by a powerful man as an enforcer, and things go sideways, as they tend to do.
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An intelligent? Buick Lacross manipulates its occupants into conducting misdeeds according to their existing natures.
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A nosy neighbor gets more than she bargained for when she believes she spots an affair across the street.
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Who can you trust? Is anyone who they appear to be?
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The mayor was alone in the locked apartment where his family had once lived. The crowd of people outside had seen him go in and would swear no one had gone in before or after him. But he was dead.
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A psychological thriller told from the perpetrator's own twisted imagination.
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When the loathsome bully from your high school days traipses into your successful law office babbling about murder, are you sorry he is the suspect and not the victim?
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Judgment and crime go together. This might be a crime story, or it might be a supernatural one.
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What happens when a cop gets tunnel vision and only sees one suspect: You.
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Sergeant Spinge is the sole policeman in a town of gnomes. He longs to solve a traditional 'locked room mystery' but first he must cope with a series of impossible thefts.
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On his second day with the Computer Crimes Unit, a disturbing email propels Sergeant Hagen into a journey to the painful past--and a murder on Skeleton Hill.
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David's father has hinted at family treasure buried in the backyard … After David's father dies, he returns home to dig.
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Doctor Vane ventured to Ironfang Island seeking pirate treasure and archaeological lore. Now Professor Vorchek has gone in search of him. What he finds justifies the infamous island's reputation.
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Great artists sometimes have messy personal lives. But what if it becomes impossible to separate the art from its creator?
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A Crime Scene tech steals incriminating evidence from a crime scene, then uses it to blackmail the criminal.
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When Detective Harry Sturgis finds himself stuck with a twenty-five-year-old case, the last thing he expects is to get himself killed. Though, in truth, his death isn't entirely a surprise.
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Two pro wrestlers and one disbelieving spectator collide on a hot summer night at a seedy Alabama motel.
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During the university holidays Sarah travels back to Ben's hometown to meet his family, but when she finds herself in the midst of a town tradition is everything what it seems?
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PTSD can trigger many reactions, including paranoia. What if the enemies are not figments? Who'll believe you if you can't trust yourself?
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Retired detective Charlie Kane is lured from his solitude to reprise his role as a famous gumshoe. But will the Andromeda case be his undoing?
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Honey's Turn is a twisted his and her love story and what happens when a good love goes really, really bad.
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A New York transplant to Southern climes finds bad news can happen when things go South.
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After a once-adored professional boxer shows up dead it's up to detectives Molly Fetterly and Jim Biggins to find the killer, but they'll soon realize the killer was closer to the victim then they could've initially imagined.
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When Etta turns to Otto in bed and tells him she poisoned his dinner, Otto, who enjoys a good joke as much as anyone, decides to play along.
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An aging actress vanishes on the day of her 100th birthday.
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After the death the town engraver, his son and daughter-in-law receive mysterious, engraved messages suggesting someone in town has a secret.
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A mysterious selfie, the murder of a college student, and attacks on homeless people weren’t exactly the Christmas presents Drayco had in mind.
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When Harry Fredder decides to kill his mother-in-law things don't go exactly as planned. Gammie turns out to be a lot more resourceful than he thought and soon the tables turn.
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A man walks into a bar in a sleepy South Carolina beach town, and what happens next is no joke …
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Three desperate fugitives from a Soviet gulag arrive cold and hungry at a trapper's cabin high in the mountains. The old man offers food, dry clothing and directions to freedom, but then the food runs out.
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Looking to reconnect with an old flame? Watch your step or you might get burned!
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A young Italian carabinieri officer launches an unofficial investigation into a series of trivial break-ins at a small cheesemonger's shop in Rome, with troubling results.
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Laurel told her father not to get married.
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Rennie, a homeless drunk, is coerced into helping a strange woman get rid of a killer cop.
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How far will a mother go to protect her child?
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Bobby Earl's always gotten himself in trouble by living in the moment. But when a guard asks Bobby Earl to hold his rifle, he really should have thought more than one step ahead.
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Three teen girls, bored with their parents country club / marina lifestyle, turn to petty crime to liven up their nights only to run afoul of a murderous drug dealer.
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A man discovers that his past isn't so easily forgotten when a former associate returns.
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Shirley's dog Tendy keeps her company through thick and thin. But when her wayward daughter Moira returns, Tendy is left fighting for a spot at the table.
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Three narratives weave throughout this depression era noir that explores poverty, race, and deadly compulsions.
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Nepotism is never a good thing, especially when a small-time gang plans multiple bank robberies.
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Larry thinks that his biggest problem is his missing slippers, until he discovers that his car is gone. And that's not the most suspicious disappearance.
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A bar patron recounts a chance meeting with a notorious criminal who performed an act of kindness that didn't go as he expected.
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A hated billionaire, a snowed-in mountaintop mansion, and a fresh supply of poison—what could go wrong?
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When a rock star visits his home town, his best friend teeters on the edges of sobriety and murder.
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Susan and Allen Horton seem the perfect couple, which makes Susan’s bludgeoning death at the hands of a homeless man outside a Providence restaurant after a 10th anniversary dinner all the more shocking.
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Even in sleepy backyards, guarded by the timid and the well-fed, murders can be committed ... and upset the balance of nature.
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A gothic mystery in the golden-age tradition, inspired by the work of John Dickson Carr. It features a seemingly impossible locked-room murder in a snowbound country house.
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Moving to a new town is stressful. Discovering people who share a hobby can help, as can learning the local community's gossip. When Rachael moves, the local knitting group is a lifesaver, and with the stitches come the stories.
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A biblical revenge is fulfilled when a rogue minister justifies the murder of his brother by taking a New Testament phrase literarily.
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Emerald Love, country music star and shapeshifter, drops in at the legendary Bluebird and gets more than the music: a duet with Nashville's next singing sensation, a stolen song, and murder.
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In a parallel world, Bonnie & Clyde didn't die in a hail of bullets; they became jazz musicians. But the Bonnie who died in our reality is still greedy to be reunited with Clyde, and she fights to steal the living Clyde from Bonnie the jazz singer.
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A quirky girl convinces her friends they have spectacular powers. After their belief takes flight, an accident claims a victim, and one detective follows a hunch that there's more going on beneath the surface.
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Michael’s father always told him to be prepared. Michael’s take on that advice isn’t exactly what the Boy Scouts had in mind.
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In ancient Alexandria, Magistrate Ovid must solve an unusual crime...
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A series of controversial prehistoric paintings on stone tablets recently discovered in a secret cave complex in the Pyrenees reveals the workings of the very first detective.
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Sherlock Holmes works to prevent a scandal that could rock the very foundation of Victorian England by destroying the reputation of one of the era's most respected and beloved figures, who cannot defend himself.
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What if a Miss Marple-type of detective is not as sweet and innocent as she seems?
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Faced with minding his own business or not, the old beekeeper proves that old habits die hard.
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A locked-room mystery, with a brief pre-history of Holmes's arch-enemy, in which a young Bertrand Russell (imported from Cambridge to London for the purposes of the story) is featured in a cameo role.
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A young girl takes to the hills in rural Appalachia, but never comes back. When the sheriff goes looking for her, the search brings back painful memories of her own daughter's disappearance into the same hills. Are the two stories related?
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Tori bet embezzled town money on old Air Force swampland, and now she's in deep. As in, fake a Bigfoot scare deep. Any go-getter knows the best thing to do in a hole is keep digging.
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Dessert King Teddy Baer intends to retire and name his successor at his 65th birthday picnic, but his daughter Bronwyn and his several ex-wives decide to stage a hostile take-over.
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Police Chief Mike Ryan is having a hard night: a child has disappeared with no trace, an old enemy has just been released from prison, and a huge storm is on its way. And things are about to get even worse . . .
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An aspiring novelist comes across evidence that a man on death row may be innocent of the crime that put him there. Was justice served, or does justice sometimes need a little doctoring?
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JD was skeptical that the rich old woman kept her money in a mattress, but people did crazy things. Finding her dead on the mattress was another problem.
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Cindy was Sean Flynn's dream girl, until she met the cop who stole her away. When tragedy strikes, can Sean swallow his pride and team up with the very same cop to take on his own outlaw clan?
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Young high school student gets beat up by a policeman and he thinks his beloved and idolized uncle betrayed him.
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Just your typical family reunion on a beautiful summer day. Till the truth comes out.
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A mysterious death in the Russian wilderness. A town under siege by a man-eating tiger. And a pair of researchers who stop at nothing to find the truth.
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Bobby Coldiron is a man on a mission. He would like to enjoy life with the woman of his dreams while he's young. Two problems. One, he hasn't told the woman yet and two...he has told his boss, and his boss says retirement is out of the question.
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Evil lurks inside the tourist destination of Temptation Square and only one lonely private investigator cares.
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He was a brother policeman, so Dan Sullivan was inclined to give him a break, to extend some professional courtesy.
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When an elderly couple rent a cabin in the Canadian wilderness for their vacation, the ravenous blackflies prove to be the least of their worries.
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While the search for a young girl continues in a small rural town, a mysterious stranger hires a mentally challenged man to build him crates.
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Late at night in a laundromat, an unusual encounter occurs.
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A forgetful sheriff leads an eccentric group of characters trying to solve three puzzling murders.
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The Head of Security and a homicide detective investigate the disappearance of a road crew member from a concert in a Reno casino.
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Samantha was a spy and assassin in the war. But now it’s 1947, and she’s trying to make an honest living as a private eye, seducing women’s husbands to give them grounds for divorce. But the cold war is starting, and someone has a more dangerous job
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After witnessing a hate crime on the graveyard shift, a janitor takes it upon himself to seek retribution and blurs the line between justice and revenge.
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To what lengths would Molly Sullivan go to assist a blood relative claiming to be in potential jeopardy? Even if she wanted to help, could she adequately adapt her urban sleuthing skills to a rural setting?
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The sweet old granny in room six wasn’t supposed to find the body. But 86-year-old Betty had as good a motive as anyone for killing the man.
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Years ago, Tosh Molloy made the change from intergalactic smuggler to Witness Protection Marshal. She's particularly good at making people disappear. But now a troublesome Showgirl client threatens to upend Tosh’s perfect record…
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When a deal goes bad you’ve only got once choice. Get in deeper. It’s the only way to protect the ones you love.
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Someone has tried to kill a famous mob figure. Someone apparently didn't finish the job. Someone is in deep doodee.
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A 1950s detective is haunted by a legend from the deep.
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Smart car technology is growing by leaps and bounds; but what if that technology leaps into terrorism?
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A househusband keeps the home fire burning, while his hard working wife is out committing armed robbery.
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When a middle-aged man wakes to find a piece of himself missing, he is determined to find out why it happened. All the while, the kid sent to collect from him might not be as stupid as he initially seems.
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How many little mutilations does it take till you’re only a piece of what you once were or could be?
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Two gut-shot gunslingers try to solve a mystery without moving an inch.
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An aging writer of crime fiction ends up becoming the hardboiled inspector he so often writes about out of necessity (well, perhaps out of vengeance).
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When an L.A. cop walks into a medical marijuana shop, things appear to be normal and routine. They are not.
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When a stranger moves in across the street and threatens his family, a mild-mannered middle aged man must dig deep within himself to discover what he stands for.
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Alone in Hiroshima's Peace Park, a retired elderly assassin overhears a murder - or does he?
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Ted Milner, divorced, broke, and living in a shabby motel, learns that his neighbor has struck it rich. . . and no one else knows. Just a few bullets could solve all of his troubles.
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While tending bar, Karin reads the lips of two men planning a murder. She's never seen them before and nobody else heard them, so how can she stop them before someone dies?
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While she was housesitting for a friend in an unfamiliar neighborhood, people-watching seemed like a perfectly harmless pastime for an amateur sleuth. Then something untoward happened next door.
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An ultra-valuable tropical spider has popped up in the French badlands, where no tropical spider should ever survive. Legend-in-his-own-mind arachnologist Nick Torthwaite is on the hunt. He’s out of his element, too.
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An investigator goes undercover to discover why four ex-employees of the Lexicon Corporation committed crimes they do not remember committing.
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Talk is cheap, but stories are expensive. Our tale won't last long, and neither will its protagonist.
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A Christmas trip to London turns bleak for William and Evangeline Posters.
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An ambulance crew is summoned to a lonely street where they find a bullet-ridden ambulance. There, they find a dying man with a large stash of money.
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A man finds a finger in his front yard and investigates the neighborhood to find the owner.
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A New York City bagman runs afoul of gunmen on a Cape Cod beach and into a femme who is fatale in just the right measure.
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Old detectives never die—they retire, become poets, and try for the quiet life. But when the peace of the Southern bayou in his backyard is violently shattered, John, 80, suddenly finds himself back on duty.
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Small towns are simple places. Their streets run in grid-like patterns. So why can he not find her?
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While entertaining at a child's birthday party, a young woman becomes embroiled in the secrets of suburbia.
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A retired cop has his doubts about his ex-wife's death ... and his step son.
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An uptight assistant in the International Marketing department of a major Hollywood movie studio has to overcome his natural insecurities when his roommate is accused of murder.
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Sixteen-year-old Ephraim begins his pickpocketing apprenticeship, mentored by a notorious criminal, the Pale Shadow.
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When a controversial specimen is taken from a locked vault, every scientist is a suspect.
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When an elderly birdwatcher witnesses a murder, the killer sets out to eliminate him. But the hunter picks the wrong prey.
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One man’s work of art is another man’s weapon of choice. Or so it seems…
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Mrs Walker hates Christmas parties, but when one of the guests dies, the party becomes a lot more interesting than she bargained for.
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Elizabeth enjoys the simple things in life, such as diamonds, Prada and chauffeurs – earned them all with hard work. But Elizabeth has been kidnapped by two men who want what she has. Except Elizabeth is much more than a tough negotiator.
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Is it true love or something much more sinister?
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A life is at stake and Hal and three friends must take extreme measures or the blood will be on their hands. But is it guilt that drives them, or something else?
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An elderly woman enlists her delivery boy in the search for a crying child.
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When a failed history professor falls in love with a bad witch he discovers that sometimes fortune does favor the bold. At least for a while.
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There's a new kid at school. And she's not laughing.
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A woman with a nefarious sense of fun meets her match on a train.
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In the 1940s, a young woman returns to her Appalachian town to avenge her father's murder.
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Lust, money and a recipe for murder.
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What happens when two famous authors discuss the existence of ghosts at dinner in a London flat and they are joined by a noted third (female) author.
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Sometimes what's in Day After Thanksgiving Soup is a real gamble. …
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Ever considered writing Sherlockian pastiche? Here are some thoughts to ponder.
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Sherlock Holmes must discover who murdered a man. But first, he must discover who murdered a pig.
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The part-time yoga instructor at an active retirement community is murdered in a fellow resident's apartment.
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In a Victorian London substantially different from the one we know, no consulting sleuth is as extraordinary as Ponder Wright, the mechanical detective. Yet even his wits are tested by a murder where the suspects are all automatons.
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At long last, the maker of Sherlock Holmes's clay pipe is revealed.
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Roger Sherrington replaces Dr John H Watson to provide invaluable assistance to Sherlock Holmes in a monster-god investigation.
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At the request of Bram Stoker, Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson investigate the deadly occurrences plaguing a production of Macbeth.
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They said doing time was like a river. But a river was forgotten in the ocean. Paying for the past was nothing like a river.
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An interview with a blogger brings back some horrifying memories for the daughter of a deceased crime writer with a cult following.
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Bonnie is in love with a man she's never met, but she sees him on camera every time he drives through one of Florida's toll gates. She tries to think of ways they can be together, but can't do anything about it until his wife finally disappears.
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Getting into the mob is easy, it's having a good plan to get out that's hard.
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Mrs. Hitt was a satisfied customer of her mysterious hit man. Then Detective Snapp threatened to ruin everything.
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A stranger arrives in a town and finds himself embroiled in corruption and murder.
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In Victorian London, private enquiry agent Adam Cole races to track down a killer who taunts and terrorizes with disturbing photographs of his victims, taken both before and after death.
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At the height of the Renaissance, a shrewd churchman takes extraordinary steps to protect his family's good name from scandal.
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Junior diplomat Casey Collins volunteers to work in a war-torn country and her nature gives her only two ways to manage the risk. Go numb and avoid trouble. Or live life with every nerve end tingling …
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Walter hates dirty cops and has already executed justice on three of them. Now it's time for a corrupt judge to pay.
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Some people will do anything to win, but it's risky.
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A homeless man comes into possession of skeleton key that has special powers. The man uses the key to improve his situation but it seems he talked too much to the wrong person.
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Decades ago two strangers made mad love; he never knew she killed herself that same day ... until moments before he took a bullet in the neck, meant for the Marseilles accountant slow-mo diving beneath the table next to his.
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Some people are very good at their jobs. Just as long the instructions are kept nice and simple …
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A madcap Edwardian supernatural romp through a vast and ancient manor house. Who killed Sir Reginald Gastleigh? Who, indeed?
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A crime fiction writer, frustrated with his mountain of rejection slips, kidnaps a magazine editor and unwittingly discovers what true crime is all about.
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When her brother Johnny comes home to roost, Teri is ready.
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The horrible movie adaptation of Robert Caldwell's novel killed his literary career. But Jason Stearne wonders if Caldwell's revenge got him murdered.
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The mysterious death of a retired fortune teller. Is it murder? Suicide? Or something else?
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Uncle Charlie usually refuses to loan out money, but when he does you better not renege. Even his favourite nephew was not immune.
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A blind man is the only witness to a murder. Detectives sort through the clues he provides.
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A show-down at a small tavern defines characters on both sides of the gun control issue..
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Artist, Tru Jameson, gets in deep when he answers the call of a friend who ran away with the circus. Evie's partner in her knife-throwing act has disappeared and she asks Tru for back up in finding the rumored, illicit after-hours show.
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A cell of the Melbourne mafia meet to discuss the issue of a recalcitrant member. With the Don's power waning, and each party harbouring his own ulterior motives, the conversation at dinner takes them to places they could never have imagined.
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What do you do when the girl you love doesn't love you back? Murder is always an option.
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A birth injury takes control of a man who transforms into a Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde murderer.
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Truth is stranger than fiction when a young tennis pro woos and wins the wife of the world's most famous author.
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A bank heist getaway goes horribly wrong.
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To kill and kill is the only way this aged employee can get ahead.
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An Elizabethan law student investigates a curious case.
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Curious old Mrs Walker investigates the death of the local barmaid when the killer dumps the body in her back garden.
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Jackie Plumm is the hottest television star of 1950, but when he turns up murdered, it's up to Buddy Barker, his comedy stooge, to find out who wanted his boss dead: the mob, the government, or one of his co-workers.
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In the six years I spent looking for David Alamont, it never occurred to me that I might actually find him.
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Two thousand dollars richer and with a dead client, John LeGrand must now find what happened.
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When Jed Pinto unlocks his subconscious, his muse paints a scene of rare interest to a most unusual patron.
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Would a professor just elected president of his university kill himself?
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While on vacation, a sweet pair of senior citizens turn the tables on the world's worst serial killer.
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He can never undo what he did, but maybe he can atone for his sin.
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A down-and-out millennial scours dark bars searching for an estranged friend who has disappeared into thin air.
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Private Investgator Adam Pike's latest case strains him to the breaking point as he pits himself against bullets, mobsters, and a failed case from his time on the job that cost an innocent girl her life.
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It's a whirlwind marriage for Cory Moss. Then his wife dies of a drug overdose and he's the only suspect.
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A PI travels to east Texas in search of a missing young man but finds more than he bargained for.
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Two career kidnappers approach their last grab, but their loss of nerve may cost them everything.
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“Beyond the Grave” is the story of Edgar Allan Poe’s efforts to discover the killer of his child-bride, Virginia Clemm.
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A ruthless interrogator for a private enterprise
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A heist turns into something unexpected
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Crags was determined to face life - and death - on the streets the same way he did in war. Alone.
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With the family business failing, Sal D’Amico is tempted by an unusual offer to bring back the boom times and carry on the tradition.
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Two groups of street performers who are jockeying for prime position in The French Quarter of New Orleans both try to court the unnamed narrator to inflict damage upon the other group.
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Two L.A. losers concoct a car theft scheme perfect for their city and it works like a charm, until it doesn't.
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Bodies don't stay buried in Florida
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What is the point of casting a shadow, if those who stand within it don’t feel its chill?
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Real secret agents lead lives full of intrigue, and danger. But when a spy goes missing, could it be because of bad reading habits?
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The widows of three drowned sailors plot to extract restitution from the miserly ship owner by stealing a valuable piece of ambergris.
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Merrill Ross has never been lucky—and now that his plan to escape his gambling debts has failed, he finds himself fighting for his life.
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When he’s framed for murder, an elderly book dealer must discover which of the guests at Sir Reuben’s dinner party wanted to kill his charming young ward.
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Southern hospitality isn't always so hospitable.
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Assigned to the Office of Executive Development in an organization that won’t fire anyone, Bob Haas finds more hazard than he expected on the fast track.
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A Roman soldier's gruesome murder threatens the legion's honor and a precarious peace with a conquered, but still hostile Celtic tribe.
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A hitman gets more than he bargained for when he accepted a job to take out a guy named Nick.
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A Native American sheriff gets some unlikely help solving a murder mystery -- from the ghost of Billy the Kid.
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Warren Pace is the CIA's most senior field agent, and has a wealth of experience—if he can remember it.
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Finally, after thirty years, a mysterious disappearance is solved by retired LAPD Detective Cliff Stover—or maybe not.
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When Lord Imhotep's cook is found murdered, it sets of a chain of events that his young cousin Anitepsut seeks to unravel before a friend loses her life.
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A canoe trip on a swollen river, a baby lost, a new husband with a love for campsites with high vistas--what else could a woman want to become unencumbered?
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If you could kill anyone with a wish, whom would you choose?
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Is the race always to the swift -- even on the moon?
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When contractors open your wall, you're in for a mess of trouble.
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What's it take to kill an old woman? One less idiot.
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A fictional tale based on a factual lighthouse islanded a mile off coast, where the four keepers tending to this seaward lamp begin to distrust and suspect one another of strange happenings when no man claims the actions as his own.
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Years after Florence's two friends disappear into the woods, one returns to her life, forcing her to confront her flawed memories of that fateful day.
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If an amateur scientist can't find a ghost, what can he do? Make one!
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When they suspect a coworker of cheating in the office dead pool, two experts in risk take a big chance to try to catch a killer.
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A couple make their living targeting lonely hearts for easy cash, but nothing's ever easy in a world of lies, greed, and jealousy.
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Sherlock Holmes must find who is responsible for a man's death .... before a mile-long bridge opens!
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An incompetent escape artist manages to disappear from his full-body cast.
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The second most gruesome start of an investigation that Sherlock Holmes ever conducted!
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Dr. Frederick Treves enlists the help of Sherlock Holmes to investigate the suspicious death of his famous patient,
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Recovering Coke Queen Finds Her Voice
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He couldn't stop writing stories, and she couldn't take it anymore.
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Murder will not lie easy in Ellen Cobble's knot of lies, secrets, and the supernatural.
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Sometimes she's the only one standing between you and the bad guys.
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A rookie cop investigates the mysterious slayings of Rodney Rhodes, Tillie and Jacqui Gleason, and trips up a cunning killer.
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He stole some money from a mobster. Now he has to steal enough to pay it back, or die trying.
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Trapped in a cycle of violence and manipulation, a British crime writer takes the knife into his own hands.
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When a fellow member fails to upload his fitness data at the end of their group's weekly challenge, other members want to know why.
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An old man receives a letter that threatens to expose the dark secret of his past
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A Vietnam veteran has to escort a competitive eater to a contest in Philadelphia, but what they don't know might hurt them.
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Will Juut die trying to collect on his dead former friend's unpaid debt?
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In the days before World War I, German saboteurs succeed in blowing up the munitions stored on Black Tom Island, but they fail to reckon with librarian Beatrice Winser.
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A young woman is abducted by an artist who uses his paintings to enlist her aid against an imminent threat.
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Christmas mystery story about the adventures of a wannabe burglar
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Clogged drain? Troubled marriage? The plumber will fix it.
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I didn't realize, the first time I met him, that this client was dead...
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One year after her mum disappeared, Mandy's family gather to remember her.
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Old man takes law into his own hands and District Attorney finds a way to cover up the murder.
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A small town sheriff investigating a ritualistic homicide finds links to a similar crime that has remained unsolved for twenty years.
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A mafia defector is rightfully paranoid for his life, after he agrees to cooperate with the FBI.
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Who better to stage a haunted Victorian than tree-hugging, vegetarian, observant-of-detail interior designer Becki Green?
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A rural doctor finds the bear didn't kill the meth cook.
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Park ranger Neil Brody has his hands full when anarchists attending a nearby music festival commit potentially murderous mayhem at a park campground.
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Four on a lifeboat, adrift at sea, but who tells the truth?
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An inmate at Attica state prison recalls the tragic events of a summer night in Harlem.
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Detective Mark Gibbon cleans up a few last details before retirement by shooting a deacon at the cathedral.
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Six tiny mason jars, half full of water, sparkle in the sunlight.
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When a greenhorn Brit tries to outwit the laws of physics, frontier law responds.
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Divorce turns deadly in Bitter End when serial bride Louise Tellier Hannington Brown hires her best friend to assess her husband's...assets.
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A suicide's widow searches for her friend, a hoarder and a bridesmaid from her wedding.
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In a document put into a time capsule, a man describes the events that led him to murder his father.
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It's not enough to know who did the crime. You have to catch them.
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Max Kalb, deli counterman in 1925 Brooklyn, NY, finds himself involved in a missing person case that six of his mobbed up regular customers may have done.
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Katherine Carney keeps a dental appointment she won't forget--and won't remember.
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A con gets conned.
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Forest fires are devestating, destroying everything in their path, but but when the fire passes, new life grows
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The story of a paranoid busy-body who decides his new neighbour is a serial killer. But could he be right?
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Neil Brand solves two murders at the Knightsbridge movie studio.
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A priest serving a parish in a Korean village offers himself as bait to nab a killer
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A PI's exwife dies leaving two and possibly three wills, and he's suckered into figuring out which is the authentic one.
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Elderly widow Helen McKinnon leads a quiet life now that she's retired, but discovering a child in her backyard with sinister connections may change that.
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A reporter investigates the murder of an escape artist who was shot to death while inside a sealed coffin.
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Charlie Main discovers some secrets on Beale Street he wishes he'd not.
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The Chicago Blade's homeless freelance newspaper reporter finds himself covering front-page news in suburban Gravel City.
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A detective must use her wits and modern technology when a criminal catches her tailing him.
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Struggling to come to terms with a recent breakup, a college student planned the perfect murder, or so he thought.
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Mad at the Hatter, who will kill him first: Tweedledum, the Queen of Hearts, or a March Hare?
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Blackmailing a hitman for the mob is rarely a smart proposition.
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An Ohio private investigator seeks a runaway girl in Florida, but when he discovers the sordid circumstances of her death, he decides to get justice for her grieving parents.
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A wealthy man is found murdered in his locked bedroom and it's up to Detective Tubert to figure out how the seemingly impossible murder was committed and by which of his heirs.
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A possessive man warns his wife against peeping pervs while preparing for his own evening of peeping.
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Neglected by her parents, a lonely girl idolises a police officer and tries to solve the murder of her teacher.
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In a story that blends mystery with horror, artist Megan Walsh decides to spend a few quiet weeks in Persistence, South Dakota, a small town where everybody already seems to know her, even though she’s never been there before; too late, she realizes
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A divorced school principal struggles to raise his children.
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When a herd of unicorns go missing, it's up to Sheriff Dan Morgan to sift through a cast of colorful suspects to find the real thief.
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A lady believes information she has given has led to the end of a serial killer's reign.
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Could there be a connection between a wealthy woman's home development project and the jewelry thefts in her neighborhood?
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Playing stand-in for a famous Hollywood actress should have been the role of a lifetime.
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A detective story with a difference by K D Holdsworth
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What's Thanksgiving without (almost) everyone's favorite dish? Potentially deadly, Becca learns, when her aunt's cranberries go missing.
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What happens when a war wound removes your conscience?
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When her father is murdered, Molly Capriccioso is considered the prime suspect, but for the record she had nothing to do with it.
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A famous actress dies during what appears to be a robbery.
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A nocturnal serial stabber has a small town on edge.
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When a madam hires Jack Gardner to avenge one of her girls, Gardner learns that power and money always insulate the rich from the consequences of their actions.
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A retired detective finds himself embroiled in a murder at an auction house.
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Auditors balance the scales of justice, as well as the books.
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Julius Caesar has to solve a client's murder quickly or risk the collapse of his political career.
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After her Episcopal Priest boss is murdered, the secretary learns some lessons about pride.
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The Bochent Street Bridge Club has a way of murderously helping its members.
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Abel needs to sell the Volvo—but the dead man in the trunk makes it evidence until his murder is solved.
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An English professor, shot dead in his office -- a violent dispute over academic disciplines, or something more prosaic, and more sinister?
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A mystery short story by Nikki Dolson. A father and daughter reunite but there aren't any hugs or happy endings to be found.
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Jack Daniels and married blondes are a deadly combination.
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