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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - The Silent Marsh is a dark literary mystery about buried violence, inherited silence, and the price of protecting powerful people. When London solicitor Margot Ashcombe returns to her hometown of Blackmere after her father's sudden illness, she expects discomfort. What she does not expect is the disappearance of sixteen-year-old Ivy Turner, a girl the town has already decided to stop searching for. Blackmere is the kind of place that survives on reputation. Old money. Quiet arrangements. The unspoken understanding that certain families are protected no matter what they do. When Margot begins asking questions about Ivy's assault accusation against Oliver Whitcombe, heir to Blackmere's most influential family, she finds missing police statements, altered evidence, frightened witnesses, and a pattern stretching back decades. Then Ivy is found alive beneath the marshes in a network of abandoned flood tunnels. As the investigation explodes into national news, Margot is forced to confront the one truth she has spent her life avoiding: her own father may have helped bury the case. Atmospheric, emotionally intelligent, and sharply observant, The Silent Marsh is a slow-burning psychological mystery about institutional corruption, moral compromise, and the stories communities tell themselves to survive. Truth does not disappear. It waits.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Three boys vanished during the devastating Whitcombe flood of 1968. For nearly six decades, the town believed the river took them. The truth was far worse. When journalist Mara Ellison uncovers a hidden archive connected to the long-abandoned Halcyon House programme, a cold case begins to fracture open. Buried witness statements, missing records, and letters never meant to be found reveal a terrifying pattern of abuse, institutional protection, and children erased from official history. As Mara and the Dead Letter Society follow the trail left behind by a dead investigator, they discover that one boy tried to speak before he disappeared. Another survived under a constructed identity. And someone inside the Church spent fifty-eight years protecting the lie. But Whitcombe does not want the truth. The deeper the investigation goes, the more the town turns hostile, forcing Mara to confront not only the crimes themselves, but the ordinary people who chose silence because silence was easier. Then the ground at Halcyon House gives up its dead. Dark, emotionally layered, and relentlessly suspenseful, The Boys The River Took is a haunting British mystery about memory, institutional corruption, and the cost of telling the truth after a lifetime of silence. Perfect for readers of slow-burn literary mysteries, cold case investigations, and atmospheric crime fiction with emotional depth.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Thirty-eight years ago, Lucy Harrow vanished after attending a private literary gathering at Hawthorne House. The town of Whitcombe buried the scandal. The police closed the investigation. The powerful people connected to that night carried on with their lives. Then the letters begin. Anonymous. Precise. Ruthless. Each one accuses a respected member of the community of hiding the truth about what happened in 1987. Journalist Mara Ellison returns to Whitcombe expecting nothing more than quiet work and distance from her own grief after the death of her husband. Instead, she finds herself pulled into a decades-old disappearance that the town has spent years avoiding. As the letters escalate and another death shocks the community, Mara forms an unlikely alliance with a retired postmaster haunted by old guilt, a brilliant linguistic analyst obsessed with patterns, a socially fearless widow with dangerous instincts, and a silent young archivist who notices everything through a camera lens. Together, they uncover buried photographs, sealed records, hidden archives, and the existence of a secretive literary circle known as the Midnight Society. But the deeper they dig, the clearer one truth becomes: Lucy Harrow's death was not the only crime. Someone made a decision to hide it. The Letter Left at Hawthorne House is a haunting atmospheric mystery about silence, guilt, grief, and the terrible cost of protecting powerful people. Perfect for readers of British literary suspense, cold case investigations, and character-driven mystery series with emotional depth and razor-sharp tension. For fans of slow-burn psychological mysteries, dark academic secrets, small-town crime fiction, and layered ensemble investigations.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - A respected historian dies suddenly. Four days after her funeral, half the town receives a letter she mailed before her death. Inside is her obituary. Not the polished version printed in the local paper. The real one. The one that names fear. Secrets. Missing records. A buried investigation that reaches into Whitcombe's churches, council offices, and charitable institutions. And at the bottom, a final warning: If you are reading this, they moved faster than I expected. Journalist Mara Ellison thought grief had already taken everything from her. But when the dead woman's research begins pointing toward a hidden network tied to missing women, erased identities, and a decades-old institutional cover-up, Mara discovers her late husband may have uncovered the same truth years earlier. before someone forced him to stop. As anonymous records surface and witnesses begin speaking after thirty years of silence, the members of the Dead Letter Society find themselves hunting a system designed not to kill people, but to remove them so completely they were never meant to exist again. Then another body turns up. And this time, the evidence points to someone still watching Whitcombe from inside the shadows. The Woman Who Mailed Her Own Obituary is a haunting, atmospheric British mystery about institutional silence, moral compromise, and the people who decide the truth matters anyway. Perfect for readers of The Thursday Murder Club, The Appeal, and Still Life, this second Dead Letter Society mystery delivers layered suspense, emotional depth, and revelations that linger long after the final page.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - When billionaire Klaus Reinhardt is found dead inside a locked suite at Falkenburg Castle, the police quickly rule the case a suicide. But Preservation Housekeeper Frieda Keller knows something is wrong. While caring for the centuries-old German castle and its priceless artifacts, Frieda has learned that objects rarely lie. A missing key, a vanished photograph, and a detail everyone else overlooks convince her that Reinhardt's death was murder. As she follows a trail of clues through hidden passages, secret rooms, and forgotten records, Frieda uncovers a decades-old inheritance conspiracy dating back to World War II. With suspects hiding dangerous secrets and someone willing to silence anyone who gets too close to the truth, she must rely on her keen eye for detail to expose a killer before history buries the truth forever. A gripping locked-room mystery filled with hidden passages, family secrets, and castle intrigue, The Missing Key introduces Frieda Keller in the first book of the Falkenburg Castle Mysteries.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - The Silent Portrait is a gripping historical cozy mystery set within the walls of Falkenburg Castle, where long-buried secrets refuse to stay hidden. As preparations begin for a prestigious art exhibition, castle housekeeper Frieda Keller notices something unusual about a recently restored painting known only as The Silent Portrait. The young woman in the artwork has no recorded identity, no documented history, and no place in the castle's official records. Yet the painting seems to have been deliberately concealed for decades. When the portrait vanishes from a locked room on the eve of the exhibition and a respected historian is found dead beneath the castle's bell tower, Frieda finds herself drawn into another dangerous investigation. As missing archives, altered records, hidden photographs, and forgotten witnesses emerge from the shadows of the past, a shocking truth begins to take shape. Someone spent nearly eighty years erasing a woman from history. Someone is willing to kill to keep that secret buried. With the help of Inspector David Weiss, archivist Otto Pradel, and Lukas Hartmann, Frieda must unravel a conspiracy that stretches back to the aftermath of World War II. What begins as the theft of a painting soon becomes a hunt for a stolen identity, a hidden inheritance, and a name that was never meant to be spoken again. Perfect for readers who love atmospheric castles, historical mysteries, locked-room puzzles, family secrets, and slow-burn suspense, The Silent Portrait is the unforgettable second installment in the Falkenburg Castle Mystery series.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Sixteen years after Ruth Hanley vanishes without a trace, human remains are discovered in a remote peat bog outside Kilfarren, County Mayo. Detective Sergeant Eimear Kelleher expects a cold case. What she finds is far more disturbing. The dead woman is Ruth Hanley. But according to official records, Ruth died years later in another county. Someone has given a missing woman a second death. As Eimear investigates, she uncovers a trail of forged records, buried secrets, and suspicious compensation claims tied to the 1998 Storm Ferry Disaster. Ruth had been digging through the old files before she disappeared, searching for a person who was officially declared dead but may have survived. Now Eimear must discover who wanted Ruth silenced before the same secrets destroy another life. With the help of detective Cillian Ward, forensic pathologist Dr. Siofra Malik, former coastguard officer Ciarán Doyle, and journalist Ronan Friel, she follows a trail that leads from the peat bog to a vanished passenger, a hidden boat, and a decades-old conspiracy someone is still desperate to protect. The Woman in the Bog is a gripping Irish detective mystery packed with cold case investigation, false identities, police procedural suspense, forensic clues, missing persons, small-town secrets, shocking twists, and a determined female detective. Perfect for readers who love Irish crime fiction, female detective mysteries, cold case thrillers, police procedurals, psychological suspense, and twisty murder mysteries.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - A woman boards the last ferry out of Kilfarren. She never arrives. When forensic accountant Aoife Brennan disappears during a violent winter crossing, Detective Sergeant Eimear Kelleher is told the obvious answer: she went overboard. But Eimear does not trust obvious answers. Aoife's phone is found aboard the ferry. Her coat is left neatly behind. There is no body, no struggle, and no credible explanation for how she could have vanished into the Atlantic. Then a dead man is identified as a passenger who officially died in the 1998 Kilfarren ferry disaster. Someone has been living under a false name for twenty-eight years. As Eimear follows a trail of altered passenger lists, suspicious insurance payments, hidden identities and records that refuse to agree, she uncovers a secret system built after the disaster. Survivors were given new names. Dead people were used to move money. Claims were redirected. Identities were protected, traded and quietly managed for years. And the system is still operating. Now witnesses are being silenced, Aoife is hiding, and someone is desperate to recover the records before Eimear can expose the truth. Set against the stormy coast of County Mayo, The Last Ferry Home is a gripping Irish police procedural mystery, cold case thriller, and psychological mystery about vanished passengers, false identities, hidden money, and the dangerous machinery behind an official story. Because sometimes people do not disappear. They are rewritten.…

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - A locked conservatory. A deadly winter storm. And a photograph that should not exist. Mara Ellery has chosen to make Stormglass House her home, but the house is far from finished with her. When local archivist Amelia Sloane is found dead inside the conservatory during a brutal storm, the room appears impossible to enter or escape. The door is locked, the windows are sealed, and the storm has erased every obvious trail. Mara knows photographs can reveal what people try to hide. As a photographic conservator, she studies Amelia's final images and discovers that the timeline of the murder has been carefully altered. A hidden passage leads through the old house, while damaged records reveal a decades-old effort to erase the truth. Then a restored glass negative shows Mara something far more personal. Her father, Daniel Ellery, is inside Stormglass House in 1996. And he is not alone. As Mara follows a trail of missing photographs, altered records, family secrets, and a presence that may be changing the images themselves, she must uncover the truth before the past is erased for good. The Darkroom Door is a suspenseful paranormal mystery featuring a haunted New England house, a locked-room murder, old photographs, historical secrets, a slow-burn romance, and a chilling family mystery.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Twenty-eight years after the Storm Ferry Disaster, the dead are speaking again. When retired Garda records officer Tomás Brennan is found murdered in an abandoned records depot outside Kilfarren, Detective Sergeant Eimear Kelleher discovers that one archive box has vanished. On his desk is a single reference number: 17-A. It leads Eimear into a hidden world of false identities, manipulated passenger records, fraudulent compensation claims, and names that have been quietly moved from one life to another. The deeper she digs, the stranger the pattern becomes. A dead man appears alive on another record. A legitimate insurance file leads to a different name. A decades-old ferry passenger reference keeps resurfacing, unchanged, while everything around it shifts. Then Eimear discovers that the system was never destroyed. It survived. Built in the aftermath of the 1998 disaster as a way to protect people from exposure, the machinery gradually became something darker: a network used to redirect money, conceal identities, and erase inconvenient truths. Now someone is killing to keep it hidden. With the evidence pointing toward a powerful old name in Kilfarren, Eimear must uncover who built the system, why it was created, and what happened to the survivor known only as Passenger 17. But the deeper she follows the records, the more she is forced to confront her own father's secret role in protecting those who disappeared. In a case where every document may be genuine, the truth exists only in the spaces between them. The Names She Buried is a gripping Irish murder mystery and police procedural packed with cold-case secrets, false identities, buried evidence, family revelations, and a decades-old conspiracy that refuses to stay dead. Perfect for readers who love atmospheric Irish crime fiction, forensic investigation, slow-burn mysteries, and emotionally driven detective thrillers.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - A lighthouse. A forgotten voice. A girl who was supposed to be dead. When Detective Sergeant Eimear Kelleher uncovers an old cassette hidden inside the walls of Kilfarren Lighthouse, she hears the frightened voice of fifteen-year-old Nessa Flynn, a girl who vanished during the 1998 Storm Ferry Disaster. But Nessa did not drown. She saw something that night. An injured man was carried alive from the wreckage and placed aboard a private boat. Two men argued over his identity, his papers, and a number that mattered more than his name. Then Nessa disappeared from the official record. Now, nearly thirty years later, Eimear discovers that the records surrounding the ferry disaster were manipulated with disturbing precision. Names changed. Numbers remained. Survivors became ghosts. And someone is still protecting the secret. As Eimear follows a trail through missing statements, old passenger lists, false identities, compensation records and a private boat linked to the coast, she is forced to confront a deeply personal question. Her father, Seán Kelleher, knew far more about the disaster than he ever admitted. Did he uncover the truth Or did he help bury it When Eimear finally finds Nessa alive, the past becomes impossible to dismiss. But Nessa's story reveals that the mystery is larger than one missing girl, one dead passenger or one terrible night at sea. Someone learned how to make people disappear without killing them. And that system is still working. The Girl at the Lighthouse is a gripping Irish crime mystery filled with cold cases, hidden identities, police investigation, coastal secrets and slow-burning suspense. Perfect for readers who enjoy atmospheric detective fiction, Irish mysteries, psychological crime thrillers and cases where every document hides another piece of the truth. The names change. The records remain. And Eimear Kelleher is about to discover who is still moving them.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Some photographs preserve memories. Others erase them. Mara Ellery has finally begun to think of Stormglass House as home. But when photographs throughout the house start changing, she discovers something terrifying. Faces are disappearing from old family portraits, recent snapshots, and even photographs of Mara herself. Then a local genealogist is found murdered, and evidence is planted to make Mara look guilty. As Mara investigates the murder, she uncovers a hidden branch of the Vale family tree and a woman named Clara Vale whose existence was deliberately erased from history. The deeper Mara digs, the more dangerous the truth becomes. Ancient records have been altered. Family secrets have been buried for generations. And whatever haunts Stormglass House has begun to target Mara directly. With the help of Eli, June, and Cal Rourke, Mara must solve a deadly mystery involving murder, stolen records, inheritance, and a supernatural force known as the Retoucher. But the greatest danger may not be death. It may be being forgotten.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Some secrets refuse to stay buried. Others will erase anyone who tries to uncover them. Mara Ellery has spent her life restoring damaged photographs, revealing the faces and stories others have tried to hide. But at Stormglass House, the past is no longer confined to old glass negatives. The fifth negative holds an impossible image: Mara herself, standing inside the house in 1912, face to face with Edwin Vale, the man behind a century of altered records and buried family secrets. Now the photographs are changing, familiar faces are disappearing, and the house seems determined to preserve a truth someone desperately wants forgotten. When a man connected to the Vane Foundation is found dead behind a locked door in a burning records room, Mara uncovers a trail of forged documents, missing heirs, suspicious transfers, and a preservation network that has spent generations protecting a fraudulent inheritance. The evidence points toward a conspiracy reaching from a darkroom in 1912 to the present day. As a violent coastal storm closes in on Rhode Island, Mara must connect five mysterious negatives, expose a modern killer, and discover why the house has recorded her in a photograph taken long before she was born. But the greatest danger may not be a murderer. Something inside Stormglass House is erasing photographs, documents, and eventually the memories of the people who know Mara. To defeat it, she must restore the truth before her own identity disappears from the record. Somewhere in the house, the truth is waiting to be restored.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. CUT TO BLACK: THE FIRST THREADA Dead Air Files ThrillerWhen journalist Mara Kincaid is exiled to a quiet coastal county, she expects small stories and smaller stakes. What she finds instead is a death that doesn't sit right and a system that works very hard to keep it that way.Elena Vance is ruled a drowning. Case closed. No questions asked.Mara asks them anyway.What begins as a routine follow-up quickly fractures into something far more dangerous. Evidence disappears. Stories change. A broadcast is cut down to nothing. And when Mara pushes closer to the truth, the truth starts pushing back.Anonymous photographs. Midnight activity at a private marina. Unmarked barrels moved in the dark. A pattern of deaths no one bothered to connect.This isn't a mistake. It's infrastructure.As Mara digs deeper, she uncovers a network built on silence, misdirection, and just enough truth to keep everything buried. The deeper she goes, the clearer it becomes: this story was never meant to be told and she may have been sent here for a reason.With her footage erased and someone inside her own station feeding information to the wrong side, Mara is forced off the grid. No institution. No protection. Just one shot to expose what's really happening before she becomes part of the pattern.Because in this county, stories don't disappear.They get cut.And when the signal goes dark, someone always benefits. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Six weeks after exposing a story that should have ended careers, investigative journalist Mara is still waiting for consequences that never came. No arrests. No statements. No noise. So she goes looking. What she finds is bigger than a single operation. Across multiple regions, media outlets are being quietly acquired. Coverage shifts. Stories don't disappear. They get buried under volume, distraction, and carefully managed silence. A system designed not to censor the truth, but to make it irrelevant. Then she finds the second site. A coastal facility operating under legitimate cover, moving shipments on a schedule that doesn't match its licenses. The same pattern. The same method. This is not isolated. It is a network. Mara has the data. The financial links. The pattern no one else has connected. What she doesn't have is proof that can survive being attacked. So she does the one thing they can't control. She goes live. In a real-time broadcast that cannot be edited, delayed, or buried, Mara puts everything on air: the operation, the connections, the names. And within minutes, the system pushes back. Signals fail. Legal threats hit. Time runs out. What gets through is enough to change the record. But not enough to end the story. Live Shot: The Story They Couldn't Keep Off Air is a sharp, high-stakes investigative thriller about control, media power, and the cost of telling the truth when silence is engineered. For readers who like intelligent suspense, newsroom tension, and stories where the real enemy isn't a person, but a system built to win. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The Silent Marsh is a dark literary mystery about buried violence, inherited silence, and the price of protecting powerful people. When London solicitor Margot Ashcombe returns to her hometown of Blackmere after her father's sudden illness, she expects discomfort. What she does not expect is the disappearance of sixteen-year-old Ivy Turner, a girl the town has already decided to stop searching for. Blackmere is the kind of place that survives on reputation. Old money. Quiet arrangements. The unspoken understanding that certain families are protected no matter what they do. When Margot begins asking questions about Ivy's assault accusation against Oliver Whitcombe, heir to Blackmere's most influential family, she finds missing police statements, altered evidence, frightened witnesses, and a pattern stretching back decades. Then Ivy is found alive beneath the marshes in a network of abandoned flood tunnels. As the investigation explodes into national news, Margot is forced to confront the one truth she has spent her life avoiding: her own father may have helped bury the case. Atmospheric, emotionally intelligent, and sharply observant, The Silent Marsh is a slow-burning psychological mystery about institutional corruption, moral compromise, and the stories communities tell themselves to survive. Truth does not disappear. It waits. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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