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When the newest member of Eric Peterkin’s London club is found stabbed to death, Eric throws himself into a quest for the truth: missing nurses, morphine addiction, shell shock. The Great War is over, but the memories remain...
Three adopted siblings return to their backwater hometown for their father’s funeral, only to find themselves tested in a challenge to identify one of them -- or their own mother -- as his killer.
A series of short mysteries, ranging in time period from 1910 to 1990. Eric Peterkin investigates, whatever his age.
An urbane ladies’ man is found half-decapitated in the stables of a country home after his cousin’s wedding. Eric Peterkin investigates.
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Looks like this is setting up for some great psychological suspense here. Check it out!
A group of teens become trapped in a labyrinthine cave system with a demonic entity that feeds on fear. A book that focuses on how humans act during times of crisis, one that does not shy away from blood, this is a book you won’t want to put down.
You're hired to steal some art, but someone else beats you to it and now your client is demanding ... "reparations". The world absolutely needs more mystery capers like this!
A disgraced reporter and a temp agree to help burglars rob a museum, but the day before it’s supposed to happen, someone else beats them to it; they’re accused of a double-cross and have three days to discover who pulled the heist or be killed.
I love anything that involves trying to solve a murder, and the setup is deliciously reminiscent of "Randall & Hopkirk (Deceased)" ... just updated with a lively, modern narrative voice that's a joy to read.
Sixteen-year old Margo tries to solve a murder aided by her late boyfriend Hank, who can spy on suspects unseen. As Margo’s quest becomes more perilous, Hank is helpless to protect her from the sinister forces that killed her mother.
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