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Inspector Nitesh is utterly baffled with the murders that are taking place, one after another, in the city. So far, all he has been to able to make out is, the murderer is a woman who is targeting young men. Who is she? Will Inspector Nitesh be able to solve this puzzle?...

தவுல் கந்தப்பிள்ளை சொல்லும் உருக்கமான கதை. பிரம்மா கல்யாணி, மோகனம், செஞ்சுருட்டி சேர்த்து படைத்த வீணை பவானி...

Unlock the Architectural Secrets of 1930s Millinery In 1937, high-fashion headwear was a social necessity, yet the designer "tilt hats" of the era were far beyond the reach of most households. In this captivating blend of craft detective work and instructional guide, author Maria Merlino decodes a nearly lost masterpiece: the Gossamer Tilt Hat from the legendary Cotton Fashions, Book 38. A Masterclass in Textile Engineering Follow a 90-year-old trail to discover how humble cotton thread was transformed into a structural work of art. This isn't just a pattern; it’s a journey through the "...

Love is all in the air, literally, for this 70 year old man whose heart yearns for his beloved wife and her memories. Afterall for some, it isn't 'Till death do us part! Or what?!...

Strong Doesn’t Mean Closed is Book Three in the Becoming Selah: In the Midst of Vows and Valleys series—a soul-deep exploration of faith, identity, and the quiet redefinition of love. Selah is a counselor trusted with people’s deepest wounds. She listens. She guides. She holds space while others heal. But walking beside Nicole and Damien as their marriage unravels exposes questions Selah can no longer ignore—about gender roles, buried expectations, and the future she once assumed God was preparing for her. She always said she wanted a spiritual leader. Someone strong. Solid. Certain...

A couple who meets at the Fireworks factory fall in love with each other. The boyfriend refuses to marry his girlfriend considering the danger of his job. The girlfriend who gets upset and marries someone else soon becomes a widow. Listen "Karimarundhu Kaadhal" to know what happened to...

सॉरी विकी, काही गोष्टी जपायलाच लागतात, काही बंधनेही पाळावी लागतात. त्यासाठी तर ही कुलुपं बनवलेली आहेत...

साग दादाच्या गळणाऱ्या पानांचं रहस्य काय असेल ?...

The mountain man fixing my cabin looks at me like something he craves. And now we’re snowed in together. Buying a broken-down cabin in the Montana mountains might have been a little reckless. But I wanted quiet. Freedom. A life that finally felt like mine. What I didn’t plan for? Brooks Walton. The silent, broad-shouldered mountain rescuer Dot sends to repair my cabin. He’s grumpy. Intense. And the way he watches me makes my pulse do funny things. Brooks doesn’t talk much. But when he looks at me, it feels like he’s already decided something. And the way this quiet mountain man ...

Courage comes in various forms. This small book contains a couple of nonfictional stories and one fictional story about courage. Heroes walk among us. Not all of them are given medals and parades, and some never tell others about their courageous acts. Courage Remembered: A true story about a selfless nurse who saved the life of the author in the street after he suffered a severe motorcycle accident. With her courageous act, she saved not only his life – but those of his unborn children and grandchildren. Change Came to Madison County: A true story regarding the dramatic changes impacting...

Step out of the shadow of 221B Baker Street and into the gaslit world of the "Great Detectives." While Sherlock Holmes reigned supreme in the pages of The Strand, he was far from the only mind at work in the fog-choked streets of Victorian London. "Beyond Sherlock Holmes: The Rivals, Rogues, and Rationalists of the Golden Age" is a definitive collection of public domain masterpieces that defined the evolution of the modern thriller. From the "ratiocination" of Edgar Allan Poe to the forensic laboratories of Dr. Thorndyke, this anthology gathers the brilliant specialists who refined, ...

Jack Carter didn’t set out to write a book. He just kept moving. From ferry decks and telex rooms to street cafés and border towns, Places follows a journalist who thought he was chasing stories — only to realize he was writing one of his own. Told through quiet moments and sharp observations, these snapshots capture the rhythm of life on the road: arrivals, reveals, shifts, and departures. Set against the backdrop of the early 1980s and a world in transition, Places is a meditation on movement, memory, and what we carry when we stop running. No headlines. No heroes. Just a man and his...

Cuando su madre es asesinada en una represión policial, la vida de Celeste se marchita, igual que el jardín familiar. Su padre se hunde en el alcohol y el silencio. Hasta que una noche aparece Rovy, un jardinero con un pasado misterioso que comienza a sanar lo que parecía irremediable. Juntos, entre flores y recuerdos, reconstruyen una vida en ruinas. El ceibo, árbol favorito de su madre, se convierte en símbolo de memoria, amor y transformación. Un relato tierno y conmovedor sobre el duelo, el amor inesperado y la persistencia de la vida, incluso después de la muerte.

A hockey player who loves to read? Unheard of, right? I always let their teasing roll off my back and keep my head in the game, until they send a curvy little firecracker to my door with a special delivery. And by "special delivery" I mean the filthiest books the jerks could find in Silver Spoon Falls. Now, my head is everywhere except in the game . . . and so is my heart. Both are tangled up in the smart-mouthed little goddess who thinks she can fight what's happening between us. Allie Mackenzie is wrong, and I intend to prove it to her. Repeatedly, in fact.

Joy Williams has been celebrated as a master of the short story for four decades, her renown passing from one generation to the next even in the shifting landscape of contemporary writing. And at long last the incredible scope of her singular achievement is put on display: 33 stories drawn from three much-lauded collections and another 13 appearing here for the first time in book form.

The remarkable renaissance of Patricia Highsmith continues with the publication of Patricia Highsmith: Selected Novels and Short Stories, featuring the groundbreaking novels Strangers on a Train and The Price of Salt as well as a trove of penetrating short stories. With a critical introduction by Joan Schenkar, situating Highsmith’s classic works within her own tumultuous life, this book provides a useful guide to some of her most dazzlingly seductive writing.

In this collection of horrors, Jason Fischer turns familiar spaces into deadly traps: A dinner with a new “mother” who wasn’t invited. A Halloween visitor offers a treat you must not refuse. A puzzle book that predicts your future—and takes its cut. A cardboard cutout boy that won’t stay where it’s put. A dark carnival ride with no power runs perfectly on what you fear most.

Murder Never Tasted So Sweet Ivy Sinclair thought life in Maplewood, Maine, would be quiet—newspaper columns. Dog walks with her beagle, Watson. Friendly neighbors and cozy town traditions. But when the fiftieth annual baking competition begins, celebration turns deadly. Luna, a sharp-tongued judge, collapses—poisoned before dessert was served. The police might ignore Ivy’s instincts, but she trusts her gut—and Watson’s bark. A strange bottle of mead, a cryptic note, and a victim with far too many foes tell her this case is anything but simple. Luna was notorious for feuds and ...

The inimitable Agatha Christie intrigues, surprises, and delights with The Mysterious Mr. Quin—a riveting collection of short stories centered around the enigmatic Harley Quin, whose unpredictable comings and goings are usually a good indication that something is about to happen…and rarely...