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Kurt Wallander is called to investigate a mysterious disappearance after an elderly lawyer is killed by a bizarre mannequin on a foggy night. He uncovers a criminal network led by a dashing, inevitable antagonist.

The engaging and sassy owner of Botswana's only detective agency, Precious Ramotswe, expands her business to include car repair and a beauty pageant, but her sense of justice remains unshaken by scandal and deceit, as in THE NO. 1 LADIES' DETECTIVE AGENCY and TEARS OF THE GIRAFFE.

Detective Will Trent races to uncover a sinister killer after a teenage girl is brutally murdered in Atlanta’s affluent Ansley Park, unraveling a web of secrets, abandoned lives and the hidden dangers lurking behind the city’s polished façade.

In "A Taste for Death", Scotland Yard commander Adam Dalgliesh investigates a double murder at St. Matthew's Church, where an upper‑crust minister is slain beside a derelict, unraveling motives tied to a diary, a violet‑eyed widow and a web of deceit.

A twelve‑year‑old boy is accused of murdering a girl, and the town's faith in a ruthless interrogator leads to a tense showdown that questions the cost of relentless justice.

"Investigating the murder of a hair stylist and party girl who was killed in her salon while waiting to meet a mysterious client, Sheriff Dan Rhodes finds the case complicated by the theft of copper and car batteries and the terrorizing antics of a pregnant nanny goat."--Standard print record.

A Baltimore cop investigates a mysterious cold case of two missing sisters from a shopping mall that vanished thirty years ago, baffling for its lack of clues and the claim of a survivor with no evidence.

When Alaskan musher Jessie Arnold’s sled dog is trapped and she receives mysterious threats, State Trooper Alex Jensen must protect her from an unseen stalker. Their tense journey leads to a isolated island, where danger hides in every shadow.

A gripping psychological suspense novel set in Dublin, focusing on two detectives investigating a series of murders in the woods.

Detective Inspector Annie Cabbot investigates a mysterious murder in the Yorkshire Dales, while Detective Chief Inspector Alan Banks, once a lover, comes to help and uncover the darker aspects of his family's past.

The Yukon Quest has the reputation of being the toughest sled dog race in the world, taking teams and mushers through more than a thousand miles of North America's most remote and treacherous territory. Jessie Arnold is ready to meet the challenge.Jessie and her team of dogs are well prepared for the daring competition, but her one regret is that her longtime friend and lover, Alex Jensen, isn't there to see her off. Alex has been called home to Idaho for a family emergency and Jessie begins the big race without her biggest booster. Well along the trail, Jessie is stunned to learn that a young novice racer she met at the start has been abducted and held for ransom. The girl's distraught father has been warned that no one but Jessie Arnold is to be told--especially not the police. Feeling isolated and alone, Jessie must decide what to do in the face of terrible odds.It's the contest of a lifetime, yet as the other mushers push toward the finish line, Jessie forges ahead in a race all her own. Unable to ignore the plight of the missing girl, she's in a life and death battle against a desperate, unknown kidnapper who will stop at nothing. Speeding through the twists and turns of the icy, broken trails, Jessie has no time for fear. For somewhere in that vast and lonely landscape, a killer waits for a chance to unleash a murderous rage on anyone who dares to get in his way.