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Mystery
Top 10
- The Sons of Apollyon
by G. A. Colin - SIGNAL 30
by James Twerell - The Greedy Disciple
by C.J. Mc Neil - I Didn't Do It!
by Victor Arnette - NINE ZEROS
by Michael Flynn - Blood and Soil
by David Nacht - A Murder In Zurich
by Ralph Gregorio - Capitol P
by Stuart Benjamin - Come Hell or High Water
by Paula Bruno - PARALYSIS
by Jeff Copeland
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- Sarah, The Adopted Mother of the Bride - sequel to Sarah, The Young Mother
- by Karen Berryman
A Tornado hits the homestead, and the family hears a moaning outside as they wait in the storm cellar. Once it is safe to go outside, the father investigates and comes back with an unconscious lady in his arms. See why this woman's presence upsets Sarah and what secret is this woman concealing?
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- "Thorns of a Red Rose" by RoseMeade
- by Virtuoso Book Distribution
This gruesome mystery takes place first in El Paso, Texas and then in Charleston with many of the characters living very horrific lives. You'll read some scenes that cause you to slam the book down... only to pick it up and begin again later. If you find yourself believing you have the plot figured out, continue to the next chapter. You will find that you may have missed one last detail. Our advice, don't read “Thorns of a Red Rose” while trying to fall asleep, unless you’re the type of reader that “just can’t put the book down.”
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- The Beginning of Never by Emily Kurtyan
- by Virtuoso Book Distribution
Amy Wolf is a fifteen year old girl with depression. At-least, she was until the night she killed herself and became a ghost. Amy killed herself because she lost both her father and her grandmother; the only people that actually cared about her. Her mother remarried an alcoholic who abuses both Amy and her mother.
Amy watched her friends deal with grief without her. One by one she says goodbye to each one of them. She finds out that her boyfriend Carter cheated on her with her friend Brooklyn and seeks revenge on them. She says goodbye to her friends through their dreams, which she can enter in a process called “dream walking.”
Amy receives a ghost mentor named Ebony who explains to her what will happen now that she is a ghost. She has roughly a month to get closure before she moves on to Terra Porta Mortuua, or the land of the dead. Ebony tells her the story of her death; a story of love, jealousy, and murder. Amy and Ebony become great friends until she leaves for Terra Porta Mortuua.
After Ebony moves on, Amy meets the boy she must mentor, Evan. She feels an irresistible pull to him, and the two instantly fall in love. Amy tells him her whole story of why she killed herself. At the end of the book she admits that she was raped by her stepfather’s friend, got pregnant, and was forced to have an abortion. Finally, Amy finds love with Evan as a ghost, and peacefully moves on to her next life.
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- Resolve at Pepin View Manor
- by Jo Williams
Tyler and Beth are looking forward to starting a wonderful new life together, yet there are powerful organizations watching and waiting to see if the genetically-altered cells injected into their bodies have changed them.
Will keeping their abilities secret save them? Or maybe, they can turn the tables and end this matter once and for all.
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- Sanctuary At Pepin View Manor
- by Jo Williams
After the kidnapping incident, two months earlier, Tyler and Beth were looking forward to their wedding and moving into Pepin View Manor.
When people start dying, they realize that their troubles aren't over. They are still being pursued for what they possess.
Would the Manor become their safe haven... or their prison.
Sanctuary is the sequel to "The Secrets of Pepin View Manor" yet can be enjoyed without reading the first book.
