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Michelle Mason just came to resort paradise for a short vacation, but when a good-looking man named Daniel approaches her on the beach, the holiday takes a terrifying turn. A break-in in her hotel room, switched cell phones, and a sudden encounter with Daniel's "friend" Gary slam the door on paradise, leaving Michelle caught in a dangerous trap of drug runners, goons, and venture capitalists. Running is not an option. Praised by the New York Times Book Review as a "wild ride," Getaway is a pulse-racing thriller about one woman fighting smart to survive her own vacation.

Author: Lisa Brackmann

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Winner of the prestigious James Tait Black Memorial Prize, Monsieur is the mesmerizing opening volume of Lawrence Durrell’s acclaimed Avignon Quintet. Set against the atmospheric backdrops of post-war France and the deserts of Egypt, this collectible 1974 Faber hardcover weaves a dark, labyrinthine tale of secret gnostic societies, Knights Templar history, and tragic romance. An absolute must-have modern classic for serious literary collectors and readers.

Author: Lawrence Durrell

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Paul Rayment is on the threshold of a comfortable old age when a calamitous cycling accident results in the amputation of a leg. Humiliated, his body truncated, his life circumscribed, he turns away from his friends. He hires a nurse named Marijana, with whom he has a European childhood in common: hers in Croatia, his in France. Tactfully and efficiently she ministers to his needs. But his feelings for her, and for her handsome teenage son, are complicated by the sudden arrival on his doorstep of the celebrated Australian novelist Elizabeth Costello, who threatens to take over the direction of his life and the affairs of his heart.

Author: J.M. Coetzee

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A drama of parricide and intense family rivalry, The Brothers Karamazov is Dostoyevsky's acknowledged masterpiece. It tells the story of the murder of a depraved landowner, Fyodor Karamazov, and the ensuing investigation, concentrating on his three sons: Mitya, Ivan, and Alyosha. Ivan is a revolutionary intellectual, while the novice Alyosha is the novel's 'hero'. It is Mitya's passion for two women that contributes to disaster, and he who inwardly accepts the guilt of his father's murderer. In unfolding the fates of the Karamazovs, Dostoyevsky creates a tragedy of Shakespearian force that embodies the disintegration of a whole society, Russia in the 1870s.

Author: Fyodor Dostoyevsky

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Meet Dez Limerick, a retired mercenary known in the shadows as 'The Gatekeeper'—the man who opens doors that others want kept tightly shut. While checking out sunny California, his hotel suddenly falls under a meticulously planned attack. Being in the wrong place at the right time, Dez steps in to thwart the kidnapping of Petra Alexandris, the daughter of a major military contractor. What starts as a rescue mission quickly spirals into a dark conspiracy involving media manipulation, armed militias, and a full-scale plot to fracture the United States.

Author: James Byrne

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This 1978 hardcover edition of Works Of Charles Dickens, published by Avenel Books, is a comprehensive vintage anthology of the author’s classic Victorian literature. The substantial volume compiles several of Dickens' most famous novels and features original-era, black and white illustrations by historical artists such as George Cruikshank.

Author: Charles Dickens

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Plunge into a sprawling crime epic set across the criminal underworld of Mumbai with Vikram Chandra’s masterpiece, Sacred Games. This deeply atmospheric narrative intertwines the lives of a cynical detective, Sartaj Singh, and a ruthless, fugitive mafia don, Ganesh Gaitonde. Moving far beyond traditional police procedurals, the text masterfully explores industrial corruption, political espionage, religious tension, and the historic roots of modern street crime. Using shifting timelines to create a brilliant, layered profile of a volatile metropolis, this is a definitive, highly rewarding contemporary epic for fans of gritty international fiction.

Author: Vikram Chandra

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In the northern town of Algonquin Bay, four teenagers are missing and the police have run out of leads. Enter Detective John Cardinal—a persistent loner on the brink of losing his career, his family, and his spot in homicide. Haunted by a dark past and suspected of corruption by his own partner, Cardinal is the only one willing to face the truth when a young girl's body is found in an abandoned mineshaft. As the media and police question his every move, Cardinal follows tenuous threads into a race against time—not just to find a vicious killer, but to save another victim trapped in a basement, wondering when her captors will strike.

Author: Giles Blunt

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When Riley MacPherson returns to her North Carolina childhood home, uncovering a hidden box of old newspaper articles shatters her reality. For her entire life, she believed her older sister Lisa died in a tragic teenage accident—but a shocking web of family lies reveals that Lisa is actually alive, living under an entirely new identity. As long-buried secrets unravel, Riley must desperately try to separate truth from fiction, calling into question everything she ever knew about the people she loved most.

Author: Diane Chamberlain

Extra Notes: Water stains to the top of most pages and a dirty mark here and there. 

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Zee Miller, a minister's restless daughter, dreams of becoming a movie star, and Doyle Lawrence, the son of a wealthy lawyer, is expected to follow his father in the practice of law. But the high school friends enter a caldron of conflict when war breaks out and changes everyone's plans. 

Author: James Scott Bell

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The true story of one man's battle to save a species from the brink of extinction. When South African game reserve owner Lawrence Anthony learned that only a handful of northern white rhinos remained in the wild—deep in a Congo jungle controlled by the infamous Lord's Resistance Army rebel group—he was determined to save them. What follows is a dangerous, extraordinary adventure as Anthony heads directly into the jungle to enlist the help of the rebels to protect the rhinos, all while battling a terrible drought back home to keep his own animals alive. 

Author: Lawrence Anthony

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Eternity is a sweeping, hard science fiction masterpiece by multiple Nebula and Hugo Award-winning author Greg Bear. Serving as the highly anticipated sequel to his acclaimed novel Eon, the story picks up decades after the crew of the asteroid-starship Thistledown severed their link to "the Way"—an endless, universe-spanning corridor—to thwart an alien invasion.

Author: Greg Bear

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