Two weeks in Marrakech. One chest under a kasbah. Thirty years of names that were never meant to surface. The property is unremarkable - mud-brick walls, an old caretaker family, a storage room nobody has opened in four decades. Zara Kade is being paid well to assess it and ask no questions. She is very good at asking no questions. It is most of why she was hired. Then Soren Quinn walks into the riad courtyard, and the past two years arrive with him. They were partners once, in a business where partnership meant your life. Then Vienna happened, and he built a version of events he could survive, and she let him keep it, because the truth would have cost more than the lie. Now they are standing in the same courtyard, and beneath their feet, behind a door an old woman's family has guarded since 1983, is a ledger that documents everything a trafficking network moved - and one name it never should have recorded. Someone has been watching the riad since the day the name surfaced. What follows runs from the medina's blind alleys to a mountain evacuation in the dark to a quiet cafe on a Lisbon corner, where the only man who can name the client sits down across from them and asks for one hour. For readers of Ruth Ware and Lucy Foley - an international suspense novel about buried records, long betrayals, and two people learning that leaving was never the hard part. Book Two of The Velvet Atlas.
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Gregory S. Harmon is the author of historical suspense and Southern Gothic psychological horror. His novels explore forgotten history, haunted landscapes, hidden organizations, and the ordinary people whose lives are forever changed when long-buried secrets come to light.
Drawing on a career in executive leadership and a lifelong fascination with history, Gregory creates stories where atmosphere is as important as plot and where emotional truth is just as powerful as suspense. His work ranges from the international intrigue of The Velvet Atlas series to the eerie small-town mysteries of the Lottie Mae Surratt novels, united by a common belief that every place-and every family-has secrets waiting to be uncovered.
Gregory lives between Georgia and Florida. When he isn't writing, he's researching forgotten history, exploring Southern folklore, golfing, or planning the next story that asks readers to question what they think they know.
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Two weeks in Marrakech. One chest under a kasbah. Thirty years of names that were never meant to surface. The property is unremarkable - mud-brick walls, an old caretaker family, a storage room nobody has opened in four decades. Zara Kade is being paid well to assess it and ask no questions. She is very good at asking no questions. It is most of why she was hired. Then Soren Quinn walks into the riad courtyard, and the past two years arrive with him. They were partners once, in a business where partnership meant your life. Then Vienna happened, and he built a version of events he could survive, and she let him keep it, because the truth would have cost more than the lie. Now they are standing in the same courtyard, and beneath their feet, behind a door an old woman's family has guarded since 1983, is a ledger that documents everything a trafficking network moved - and one name it never should have recorded. Someone has been watching the riad since the day the name surfaced. What follows runs from the medina's blind alleys to a mountain evacuation in the dark to a quiet cafe on a Lisbon corner, where the only man who can name the client sits down across from them and asks for one hour. For readers of Ruth Ware and Lucy Foley - an international suspense novel about buried records, long betrayals, and two people learning that leaving was never the hard part. Book Two of The Velvet Atlas. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9798224070237
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Gold After Midnight | Gregory S. Harmon | Taschenbuch | The Velvet Atlas | Englisch | 2026 | Gregory S. Harmon | EAN 9798224070237 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 136370935
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