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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - A wife. A poisoned husband. A house full of secrets.beautiful things hide dangerous truths.For twenty-two years, Nora Ashworth has been the perfect wife - graceful, composed, quietly loyal to a husband whose charm concealed something colder beneath the surface. Behind the polished silver, candlelit dinners, and sprawling gardens, their marriage has been quietly unraveling for years.Then, after an elegant dinner party on a storm-soaked October night, Richard Ashworth is found dead in his locked study.The door was bolted from the inside.The windows were sealed.No sign of forced entry.No obvious suspect.And everyone inside Marrowbourne has something to hide.As Detective Margot Fenn begins unraveling the truth, she discovers a family built on performance, dangerous business secrets, betrayal hidden beneath luxury, and a marriage filled with quiet wounds no one dared speak aloud.The grieving wife.The protective sister.The business partner with secrets.The assistant no one wants to discuss.And a dead man who may not have been as untouchable as he believed.But the deeper Margot digs, the clearer one terrifying truth becomes: Someone inside Marrowbourne knows exactly what happened that night.Perfect for fans of Lucy Foley, Lisa Jewell, Ruth Ware, Freida McFadden, and 'The Thursday Murder Club' with darker psychological depth, The Last Supper at Marrowbourne is an addictive locked-room mystery filled with shocking twists, emotional tension, buried family wounds, and a final reveal readers won't see coming.Everyone came to dinner.Not everyone left innocent. …

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - When Thomas Ashworth receives a letter from an old Oxford friend - delivered by hand, with no postmark, and signed with a single word of fear - he boards the five o'clock train to Wiltshire without telling a soul. By the time he arrives at Ravenswood Hall, Edmund Ravenswood is already dressed for the dinner at which he promised to reveal everything. By half past ten, Edmund is dead, and Thomas finds himself locked in a house full of people with reasons to lie: a charming heir who stands to lose a fortune, a physician who knows too much and drinks too heavily, a sharp-eyed cousin who warns of danger while concealing her own, and a young woman in a dark green dress who claims to be Edmund's daughter and seems to know exactly where every piece of evidence will be found. As October rain closes in over the Wiltshire countryside, Thomas must untangle a conspiracy months in the making - one built on stolen money, slow poison, and the lethal patience of a man who has been waiting twenty years to inherit what he was promised.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - For readers of John le Carré, Alan Furst, and Charles Cumming.At the funeral of a retired GCHQ analyst, Marcus Vane sees a man in the third row who has been dead for years. No one else notices. No one else could - the dead man was very good at being dead.What follows is a quiet excavation of a Cold War protocol that was never buried, only waiting: a Warsaw-era operation that learned to survive the fall of the world it was built for, and to adapt to the one that came after. As Marcus traces the thread from a graveside in London back through decades of controlled silence, he understands that some operations don't end when the war does. They simply change their name.The Warsaw Revenant is a slow-burn, morally grey espionage novel about the past that refuses to stay dead. Book Four of the Marcus Vane series.Cerebral, atmospheric spy fiction in the classic tradition.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - A village erased from every map. A mother who died protecting it. A daughter who was meant to disappear with it.Iris Calder reconstructs the truth of places for a living. A forensic cartographer in Edinburgh, she is the specialist they call when a boundary, a fire, or a grave refuses to match the record - and she has spent her whole career proving one quiet, dangerous thing: that empty ground is rarely as empty as the map claims.Then her father dies, and leaves her a letter that unmakes her.She was found, at four years old, at the foot of a Scots pine in a Perthshire forest - silent, alone, wrapped in a dead woman's coat, holding a hand-drawn map of a village called Kindail. A village that appears on no map of Scotland. That officially never existed.As Iris follows her mother's map into the past, she uncovers a crime one powerful family kept buried for a hundred and fifty years - and the reason someone once tried to erase her along with it. To finish what her mother began, she must sit down across a table from the man who ordered her death, and decide how much of herself she is willing to risk to bring the lost back onto the record.Atmospheric, haunting, and quietly devastating, The Unmapped is a literary crime novel for readers of Tana French, Ann Cleeves, and Jane Harper - the first in a series about the places a country agrees not to see, and the one woman who refuses to look away.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - BEFORE THE SIGNAL(A Preface)Every investigation has a center.In Book One, the center was a mechanism: the lethal resonance between the 4.9Hz PHRENOSfrequency and the vagal sensitivity window of a threshold event. Everything in that investigation was built around that center - the pattern led to the mechanism, the mechanism led to PHRENOS, PHRENOS led to VERITY, VERITY led to the committee's December 2030 decision, and the committee decision led to the accountability process now underway.The center held. The record built around it holds.This investigation has a different center.Not a mechanism - a signal. A mathematical signature in the electromagnetic backgroundnoise of every documented threshold mortality event, present for at least eighty-five years, visible only when you look for it with the right method, hiding in the randomness of what should be random.The signal had always been there.She had the data - had always had the data, the full EM dataset going back to 2021. The signal was in all of it. She had not been looking for it because she had been looking for something5THE THRESHOLD BUREAU THE FIRST KNOWINGelse, and looking for something specific is a powerful tool and a significant constraint simultaneously.Both things.The signal in the noise is a principle, not just a finding.It means: the pattern is present before you can read it. The coherent structure exists withinwhat appears to be randomness. You need the right method to see it.The right method for finding the SCS was a radio astronomy decomposition that Toma s hadread about in February and finally applied in April.The right method for finding the SCS's origin was eighty-five years of pre-digital archive workthat Mira built with the same precision she brings to everything.The right method for understanding what the SCS is for - the third investigation - is not yetidentified.Both things: the method exists and we haven't found it yet. Both things. The investigation continues.Both things.Always.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware.

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Some mornings the war never ends.For fourteen months, Marcus Vane has been a fisherman in a Greek village above a quiet gulf - drinking coffee at the same kafeneion, reading Cavafy, learning slowly how to be a man who is no longer at war. Then, on a Tuesday in late September, a black Audi parks under the lime trees outside the harbour. By mid-morning he is at a payphone in Preveza, dialling a London number he has not dialled in over a year.Thomas Greer is dead. Sixty-seven years old. Car off the Brenner Pass at four in the morning. His wedding ring missing. The Austrians are calling it ice. MI6 isn't.For eight months, Greer - counter-intelligence chief, and the man who recruited Marcus at Oxford twenty-two years earlier - had been quietly running a parallel investigation into a mole inside the Service. A traitor who has compromised four operations across six years. A traitor who has now killed to protect himself. Greer had narrowed his suspects to four. He never wrote the names down.Marcus has weeks, perhaps days, before the architecture of betrayal closes around him. From a windowless storage cupboard in Vauxhall Cross to a coffee house in Vienna's Eighth District, from a Roman restaurant in plain view of a Russian handler to a salt-edged cottage on the Dorset coast, he follows the money, the corridor glances, the small specific lies - against the conviction that the man who killed Thomas Greer is, right now, somewhere on the upper floors of his own building, having coffee.What he uncovers is not a single betrayal but the patient architecture of something much larger - and the discovery will cost him more than he is ready to pay.For readers of John le Carre, Mick Herron, Charles Cumming, and Daniel Silva. The Lisbon Exchange is a literary spy thriller in the great British tradition: slow-burning, character-driven, devastatingly precise. It is the first novel in the Marcus Vane series.Some betrayals don't end. They only wait. A retired MI6 officer is pulled back into the field to hunt the mole who murdered his mentor - a slow-burning literary spy thriller for readers of John le Carre and Mick Herron. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. A NOTE ON METHODThe Threshold Bureau's formal documentation practice requires that every significant finding be recorded in two parts: what was achieved, and what the achievement cost. What was discovered. What the discovery asked of the person who made it.This practice did not originate as a safety protocol. It originated as honesty.The researchers documented here did not die because they were careless. They died because they were thorough.The names of the deceased are real, used with permission of their families, who were told a version of the truth and who, in every case, deserved the complete version.The complete version is this.A note on the timestamp that recurs throughout this record: 14:23:00 is the exact moment - to the second - at which Dr. Yara Osman's dive camera recorded the stillness that preceded her death. It is also the time at which the Bureau's founding memo was signed, a coincidence that the Bureau's lead analyst spent three weeks trying to verify as meaningful before concluding it was not.He was wrong about that.This is also part of the record. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. For thirty-six years, one key waited for the right person. In 1989, fourteen-year-old Eva Stuart discovers that girls from her boarding school are not transferring away as everyone claims. They are disappearing into Winterkeep, a secluded mysterious manor house on the North Yorkshire moors. Before she escapes, a local farmer entrusts her with a key and a warning. Keep it hidden until someone is ready to open the locked room at the end of the east wing. In 2025, Detective Inspector Honor Whitling is called to investigate the death of Rowan Sherrard, a young conservation fellow found on the moor. What begins as a routine inquiry quickly becomes a crime investigation novel rooted in forgotten disappearances, hidden records, and a decades-old lie. Behind a concealed doorway lies a devastating hidden room mystery that changes everything Honor thought she knew about the case. As the past and present converge in The House at Winterkeep, long-buried diaries surface, survivors finally find their voices, and Honor follows the evidence through a labyrinth of deception where every discovery raises the stakes.Combining the haunting atmosphere of a gothic mystery with the relentless precision of a British police procedural, this British detective mystery delivers gripping detective suspense and the methodical intensity of a police procedural thriller. At its heart lies a deeply human psychological mystery that unfolds into a haunting psychological crime thriller, revealing what happens when the truth is locked away, but never forgotten. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. A village erased from every map. A mother who died protecting it. A daughter who was meant to disappear with it.Iris Calder reconstructs the truth of places for a living. A forensic cartographer in Edinburgh, she is the specialist they call when a boundary, a fire, or a grave refuses to match the record - and she has spent her whole career proving one quiet, dangerous thing: that empty ground is rarely as empty as the map claims.Then her father dies, and leaves her a letter that unmakes her.She was found, at four years old, at the foot of a Scots pine in a Perthshire forest - silent, alone, wrapped in a dead woman's coat, holding a hand-drawn map of a village called Kindail. A village that appears on no map of Scotland. That officially never existed.As Iris follows her mother's map into the past, she uncovers a crime one powerful family kept buried for a hundred and fifty years - and the reason someone once tried to erase her along with it. To finish what her mother began, she must sit down across a table from the man who ordered her death, and decide how much of herself she is willing to risk to bring the lost back onto the record.Atmospheric, haunting, and quietly devastating, The Unmapped is a literary crime novel for readers of Tana French, Ann Cleeves, and Jane Harper - the first in a series about the places a country agrees not to see, and the one woman who refuses to look away. 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. Zustand: new. Paperback. BEFORE THE SIGNAL(A Preface)Every investigation has a center.In Book One, the center was a mechanism: the lethal resonance between the 4.9Hz PHRENOSfrequency and the vagal sensitivity window of a threshold event. Everything in that investigation was built around that center - the pattern led to the mechanism, the mechanism led to PHRENOS, PHRENOS led to VERITY, VERITY led to the committee's December 2030 decision, and the committee decision led to the accountability process now underway.The center held. The record built around it holds.This investigation has a different center.Not a mechanism - a signal. A mathematical signature in the electromagnetic backgroundnoise of every documented threshold mortality event, present for at least eighty-five years, visible only when you look for it with the right method, hiding in the randomness of what should be random.The signal had always been there.She had the data - had always had the data, the full EM dataset going back to 2021. The signal was in all of it. She had not been looking for it because she had been looking for something5THE THRESHOLD BUREAU THE FIRST KNOWINGelse, and looking for something specific is a powerful tool and a significant constraint simultaneously.Both things.The signal in the noise is a principle, not just a finding.It means: the pattern is present before you can read it. The coherent structure exists withinwhat appears to be randomness. You need the right method to see it.The right method for finding the SCS was a radio astronomy decomposition that Tomas hadread about in February and finally applied in April.The right method for finding the SCS's origin was eighty-five years of pre-digital archive workthat Mira built with the same precision she brings to everything.The right method for understanding what the SCS is for - the third investigation - is not yetidentified.Both things: the method exists and we haven't found it yet. Both things. The investigation continues.Both things.Always. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. When Thomas Ashworth receives a letter from an old Oxford friend - delivered by hand, with no postmark, and signed with a single word of fear - he boards the five o'clock train to Wiltshire without telling a soul. By the time he arrives at Ravenswood Hall, Edmund Ravenswood is already dressed for the dinner at which he promised to reveal everything. By half past ten, Edmund is dead, and Thomas finds himself locked in a house full of people with reasons to lie: a charming heir who stands to lose a fortune, a physician who knows too much and drinks too heavily, a sharp-eyed cousin who warns of danger while concealing her own, and a young woman in a dark green dress who claims to be Edmund's daughter and seems to know exactly where every piece of evidence will be found. As October rain closes in over the Wiltshire countryside, Thomas must untangle a conspiracy months in the making - one built on stolen money, slow poison, and the lethal patience of a man who has been waiting twenty years to inherit what he was promised. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.