Mysteries

Take it to the Limit
by Linda Opdyke
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Husband and wife Nashville P.I.’s Ethan and Michele (Mickey) Jenks own separate investigative agencies. He’s a seasoned pro who loves dangerous undercover work. She’s brand new and believes her skills match her husband’s, but inexperience lands her in one dangerous situation after another.

Mickey’s hired to find a girl who disappeared from Hellbound, a notorious biker bar. Ethan’s infiltrated a sex trafficking ring run out of that same bar. Unknown to her, they’re working the same case, but from very different angles.

A Cruise to Die For
by Heather Graham
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Special Agent Chloe McMurray has been asked to do many things in the name of her job. Going undercover on a cruise ship leaving from her home port of Miami, however, is a new one. Not only that, but she’s tasked with posing as the wife of her federal counterpart, Special Agent Wesley Law.

Their investigation? A string of murders and suicides across three states that seem unrelated, until they uncover a deadly technological connection. Every victim was an expert in technology and had some connection to Milestones, a megacorporation with ties to many industries…including the cruise industry.

Secret Prey
by John Sandford
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Lucas Davensport uncovers a web of dark secrets in this novel from the #1 New York Times bestselling series with a new introduction by the author.

A wealthy banker is dead, shot once in the chest during a hunting trip. There are many reasons for him to be killed, and many people who would do the deed. But who did? Lucas Davenport has an idea. But this routine murder investigation is about to turn into something different. A cat-and-mouse game with a killer who does not hesitate to take the fight to Lucas himself.

Horrors Next Door
by Rabindranath Tagore
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Horrors Next Door: Short Stories of Rabindranath Tagore brings together a chilling collection of eight haunting tales where fear doesn’t lurk in distant shadows—but lives right beside you. Translated by Prasun Roy, this collection reveals a darker, lesser-seen side of Rabindranath Tagore, blending psychological depth with eerie storytelling.

Step into a world where the ordinary turns unsettling, where familiar spaces hide disturbing secrets, and where human emotions spiral into darkness. Each story explores the fragile boundary between reality and the unknown—drawing readers into unsettling encounters, quiet dread, and unexpected twists.

Rings of the Fallen
by William Pickrel
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Don Holler has never met a puzzle he couldn’t solve. He does it blindfolded, in hotel ballrooms, for crowds. Then he opens a relic in a Texas museum that nobody had opened in forty-five years, and a donor he has never met sends for him.

The job is in the Golan Heights. Five rings of black stone, five thousand years old. The Arabic name is Rujm el-Hiri. The Hebrew name is Gilgal Refaim. The wheel of the giants. Or the wheel of the dead.

Disorder of War
by N. J. Shamey
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Veteran warrior Dagan Sharaf is given command of an inexperienced company in the Legions of Katora just as an old enemy launches an invasion to seize the kingdom’s lucrative trade cities. His soldiers must learn quickly: how to march, how to fight, and above all, how to depend upon one another when survival comes down to the man standing beside them.

As the campaign drives them deeper into war, Dagan must transform raw recruits into battle-brothers while confronting ambitions and loyalties of his own. Before they can win a war, they first have to survive becoming soldiers.

This B Just Won’t Die!
by Tanya Pell
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Cast as the star of the Mirror horror franchise films twenty years ago, the role that shaped her career has also destroyed her dreams of being taken seriously as an actress.

When a producer calls her to ask about hosting The Monsters We Made, a hot new horror docuseries, she sees it as a step in the right direction. But when fans begin dying around her—and in ways that mimic the kills in her films—Barb is thrust back into a role she can’t seem to walk away from: the final girl.

A Matter of Love and Death
by Carmen Radtke
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As sole provider for her mother and her retired vaudevillian godfather, she can’t afford to lose her job. So when she accidentally overhears what sounds like plans for a murder, she tells herself she must be mistaken and to forget it.

But what if she’s NOT mistaken? The only person she dares confide in is charismatic nightclub owner Jack Sullivan, a man with little patience for rules. Together, they dig deeper into Adelaide’s underworld. But now someone knows Frances was listening—and is determined to silence her.

Scavenger
by Bradley Caffee
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In a world decimated by the lethal virus, Jimmy Hunter is a scavenger. Using his skills as a drone pilot, he searches his nearly vacant city for tradable goods to help him and his two friends, Elena and Wyatt, survive each day. With criminals and violent militia roaming the streets, each trip away from the hideout is fraught with peril.

When his drone veers off-course, Jimmy discovers lost information about underground bunkers where civilization and resources are being preserved—kept secret by a group known as the Keepers.

The Ice Twins
by S.K. Tremayne
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A year after one of their identical twin daughters, Lydia, dies in an accident, Angus and Sarah Moorcroft move to the tiny Scottish island Angus inherited from his grandmother, hoping to put together the pieces of their shattered lives.

But when their surviving daughter, Kirstie, claims they have mistaken her identity–that she, in fact, is Lydia–their world comes crashing down once again. When a violent storm leaves Sarah and her daughter stranded, they are forced to confront what really happened on that fateful day.

Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark
by Alvin Schwartz
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The iconic anthology series of horror tales that’s now a feature film! Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark is a timeless collection of chillingly scary tales and legends, in which folklorist Alvin Schwartz offers up some of the most alarming tales of horror, dark revenge, and supernatural events of all time.

Available for the first time as an ebook, Stephen Gammell’s artwork from the original Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark appears in all its spooky glory. Read if you dare!

The Doctor’s Wife
by John Glatt
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For months, the young son of Bart and Jennifer Corbin had told people that he was afraid of violence in their posh, suburban Georgia home. Then, on the morning of December 4, 2004, neighbors found seven-year-old Dalton Corbin at their front door sobbing.

Jennifer Corbin’s death looked like a suicide. But the crime didn’t fool young Dalton, and in the coming weeks an even more horrifying story emerged: That Dr. Corbin had been left by a woman once before—and that time he may have gotten away with murder.

You Don’t Know Me
by Nancy Bush
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Everyone in Wagon Wheel, Oregon, knew that Thomas Daniels was a mean, violent man, twisted by liquor and hate. His stepdaughters, Dinah, Denise, and Hayley, knew it better than anyone. And then, with one desperate act, their lives changed forever.

Now, years after he disappeared, Thomas Daniels’s remains have been found and a murder investigation is underway. All three sisters—Dinah, a respected journalist, acclaimed actress Denise, and Hayley, hungry for her own chance at stardom—find their lives intersecting and unraveling again.

Marshal of Snowdonia
by Simon McCleave
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Retired detective Frank Marshal lives in a remote part of Snowdonia with his wife Rachel who is suffering from dementia. Working as a park ranger, Frank gets a phone call from close friend Annie, a retired judge. Her sister Meg has gone missing from a local caravan park and she needs his help to find her.

As Frank and Annie start to unravel the dark secrets of Meg’s life, it seems at first that her disappearance might be linked to her nephew and a drug deal gone wrong.