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PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Book One of The Velvet AtlasSome secrets are worth millions. Others are worth killing to keep buried.When renowned historian Dr. Emilia Vale inherits her late father's research, she expects dusty manuscripts and unfinished notes. Instead, she uncovers the first clue in a centuries-old conspiracy powerful enough to rewrite history itself.Her search leads her to Venice, where forgotten archives, hidden passageways, and ancient symbols point toward an organization that has spent generations protecting truths the world was never meant to discover. But Emilia isn't the only one searching.As enemies close in, she is forced into an uneasy alliance with Lucas Thorne, a former intelligence operative whose loyalty is as difficult to read as the mysteries they pursue. Together they must navigate betrayal, secret societies, and a deadly race across one of the world's most beautiful-and most dangerous-cities.Yet the greatest threat isn't the artifact they seek.It's the brilliant man who believes history belongs only to those strong enough to control it.As the line between truth and obsession begins to blur, Emilia must decide whether some discoveries should remain buried-or whether exposing them is worth risking everything she loves. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The drought didn't just empty the lake. It woke up everyone it drowned.Eight years ago, Nathan Rell's son called him one last time. Nathan let it ring.Now Graywater is disappearing - the worst drought in sixty years pulling the lake back inch by inch, exposing a church steeple that shouldn't exist, a road that hasn't seen daylight since 1964, and a town called Covenant that the county flooded on purpose and never spoke of again.The water isn't just dropping. It's rising back into the lives of everyone who thought they'd buried what it took.The voices come through phones that aren't ringing. Through radios tuned to nothing. Through a bell no one has touched in decades - a bell that somehow knows your name, your grief, and exactly what you'd give to hear someone you lost say it one more time.Sheriff Elise Corran has a missing-persons file she can't close and a county that's starting to panic. Nathan's daughter Audra has spent eight years watching her father talk to a phone that never rings back. And somewhere beneath the mud, something that sounds exactly like Nathan's son is waiting for him to finally pick up.Graywater Rising is a slow-burn supernatural horror novel about grief, guilt, and the terrible mercy of being given a second chance to answer - for fans of The Haunting of Hill House, Bird Box, and The Fisherman.Some calls should stay unanswered. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. A dead radio. A vanished children's choir. A hymn no one was supposed to remember.Detective Lottie Mae Surratt has learned that the dead do not call unless the living have lied first.When a twelve-year-old girl hears children singing from the locked balcony of an abandoned church, Lottie is pulled into one of Mercy Ridge's oldest wounds: the 1978 disappearance of the Canaan Ridge Children's Choir. The official story says the children were lost in a storm. But the church has no power, the radios have no batteries, and the voices coming through the static know Lottie by name.Inside Canaan Ridge Chapel, every clue points to something worse than an accident. Missing shoes. Cut hymnals. Sealed church records. A hidden room behind the choir wall. Children renamed, moved, and buried beneath respectable language.As Lottie follows the song through old trusts, adoption files, family secrets, and the road her father once feared, she discovers that the choir did not vanish because of the storm.The storm only helped the town pretend.Now the children are singing again, and this time they want the final verse heard.Southern Gothic, supernatural crime, and psychological horror collide in the third Lottie Mae Surratt novel - a chilling mystery about the sins polite towns bury and the dead who refuse to stay quiet. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : 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.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Book One of The Velvet AtlasSome secrets are worth millions. Others are worth killing to keep buried.When renowned historian Dr. Emilia Vale inherits her late father's research, she expects dusty manuscripts and unfinished notes. Instead, she uncovers the first clue in a centuries-old conspiracy powerful enough to rewrite history itself.Her search leads her to Venice, where forgotten archives, hidden passageways, and ancient symbols point toward an organization that has spent generations protecting truths the world was never meant to discover. But Emilia isn't the only one searching.As enemies close in, she is forced into an uneasy alliance with Lucas Thorne, a former intelligence operative whose loyalty is as difficult to read as the mysteries they pursue. Together they must navigate betrayal, secret societies, and a deadly race across one of the world's most beautiful-and most dangerous-cities.Yet the greatest threat isn't the artifact they seek.It's the brilliant man who believes history belongs only to those strong enough to control it.As the line between truth and obsession begins to blur, Emilia must decide whether some discoveries should remain buried-or whether exposing them is worth risking everything she loves.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Book One of The Velvet AtlasSome secrets are worth millions. Others are worth killing to keep buried.When renowned historian Dr. Emilia Vale inherits her late father's research, she expects dusty manuscripts and unfinished notes. Instead, she uncovers the first clue in a centuries-old conspiracy powerful enough to rewrite history itself.Her search leads her to Venice, where forgotten archives, hidden passageways, and ancient symbols point toward an organization that has spent generations protecting truths the world was never meant to discover. But Emilia isn't the only one searching.As enemies close in, she is forced into an uneasy alliance with Lucas Thorne, a former intelligence operative whose loyalty is as difficult to read as the mysteries they pursue. Together they must navigate betrayal, secret societies, and a deadly race across one of the world's most beautiful-and most dangerous-cities.Yet the greatest threat isn't the artifact they seek.It's the brilliant man who believes history belongs only to those strong enough to control it.As the line between truth and obsession begins to blur, Emilia must decide whether some discoveries should remain buried-or whether exposing them is worth risking everything she loves. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. 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. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Book One of The Velvet AtlasSome secrets are worth millions. Others are worth killing to keep buried.When renowned historian Dr. Emilia Vale inherits her late father's research, she expects dusty manuscripts and unfinished notes. Instead, she uncovers the first clue in a centuries-old conspiracy powerful enough to rewrite history itself.Her search leads her to Venice, where forgotten archives, hidden passageways, and ancient symbols point toward an organization that has spent generations protecting truths the world was never meant to discover. But Emilia isn't the only one searching.As enemies close in, she is forced into an uneasy alliance with Lucas Thorne, a former intelligence operative whose loyalty is as difficult to read as the mysteries they pursue. Together they must navigate betrayal, secret societies, and a deadly race across one of the world's most beautiful-and most dangerous-cities.Yet the greatest threat isn't the artifact they seek.It's the brilliant man who believes history belongs only to those strong enough to control it.As the line between truth and obsession begins to blur, Emilia must decide whether some discoveries should remain buried-or whether exposing them is worth risking everything she loves. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. 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. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The boy did not run. The house took him.When fifteen-year-old Eli Barlow vanishes after football practice, Mercy Ridge is quick to call him a runaway. His father has a temper. His home life is messy. Boys like Eli, people say, disappear when things get hard.Detective Lottie Mae Surratt knows better.Eli's little sister Maddie is terrified, clinging to his hoodie and hiding the truth behind half-answers. She saw a man with blue-painted keys. She heard strange knocking in the walls. And she knows one thing with absolute certainty: Eli did not leave on his own.Beneath the floorboards of an old house, Eli is still alive-but he is not alone. The walls whisper with the voices of children who came before him. The pipes hum with warnings. The dirt remembers names. And somewhere above him, a patient man is listening.As Lottie Mae follows the evidence Mercy Ridge would rather ignore, she uncovers a trail of missing children, buried guilt, and a house that has been holding secrets for years.But the dead are no longer quiet.And the house is ready to be heard.A Southern Gothic supernatural mystery for readers who like dark small-town secrets, haunted houses, sharp female detectives, and horror that crawls under the floorboards and stays there. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The boy did not run. The house took him.When fifteen-year-old Eli Barlow vanishes after football practice, Mercy Ridge is quick to call him a runaway. His father has a temper. His home life is messy. Boys like Eli, people say, disappear when things get hard.Detective Lottie Mae Surratt knows better.Eli's little sister Maddie is terrified, clinging to his hoodie and hiding the truth behind half-answers. She saw a man with blue-painted keys. She heard strange knocking in the walls. And she knows one thing with absolute certainty:Eli did not leave on his own.Beneath the floorboards of an old house, Eli is still alive-but he is not alone. The walls whisper with the voices of children who came before him. The pipes hum with warnings. The dirt remembers names. And somewhere above him, a patient man is listening.As Lottie Mae follows the evidence Mercy Ridge would rather ignore, she uncovers a trail of missing children, buried guilt, and a house that has been holding secrets for years.But the dead are no longer quiet.And the house is ready to be heard.A Southern Gothic supernatural mystery for readers who like dark small-town secrets, haunted houses, sharp female detectives, and horror that crawls under the floorboards and stays there.…

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The drought didn't just empty the lake. It woke up everyone it drowned.Eight years ago, Nathan Rell's son called him one last time. Nathan let it ring.Now Graywater is disappearing - the worst drought in sixty years pulling the lake back inch by inch, exposing a church steeple that shouldn't exist, a road that hasn't seen daylight since 1964, and a town called Covenant that the county flooded on purpose and never spoke of again.The water isn't just dropping. It's rising back into the lives of everyone who thought they'd buried what it took.The voices come through phones that aren't ringing. Through radios tuned to nothing. Through a bell no one has touched in decades - a bell that somehow knows your name, your grief, and exactly what you'd give to hear someone you lost say it one more time.Sheriff Elise Corran has a missing-persons file she can't close and a county that's starting to panic. Nathan's daughter Audra has spent eight years watching her father talk to a phone that never rings back. And somewhere beneath the mud, something that sounds exactly like Nathan's son is waiting for him to finally pick up.Graywater Rising is a slow-burn supernatural horror novel about grief, guilt, and the terrible mercy of being given a second chance to answer - for fans of The Haunting of Hill House, Bird Box, and The Fisherman.Some calls should stay unanswered.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. The drought didn't just empty the lake. It woke up everyone it drowned.Eight years ago, Nathan Rell's son called him one last time. Nathan let it ring.Now Graywater is disappearing - the worst drought in sixty years pulling the lake back inch by inch, exposing a church steeple that shouldn't exist, a road that hasn't seen daylight since 1964, and a town called Covenant that the county flooded on purpose and never spoke of again.The water isn't just dropping. It's rising back into the lives of everyone who thought they'd buried what it took.The voices come through phones that aren't ringing. Through radios tuned to nothing. Through a bell no one has touched in decades - a bell that somehow knows your name, your grief, and exactly what you'd give to hear someone you lost say it one more time.Sheriff Elise Corran has a missing-persons file she can't close and a county that's starting to panic. Nathan's daughter Audra has spent eight years watching her father talk to a phone that never rings back. And somewhere beneath the mud, something that sounds exactly like Nathan's son is waiting for him to finally pick up.Graywater Rising is a slow-burn supernatural horror novel about grief, guilt, and the terrible mercy of being given a second chance to answer - for fans of The Haunting of Hill House, Bird Box, and The Fisherman.Some calls should stay unanswered. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. A dead radio. A vanished children's choir. A hymn no one was supposed to remember.Detective Lottie Mae Surratt has learned that the dead do not call unless the living have lied first.When a twelve-year-old girl hears children singing from the locked balcony of an abandoned church, Lottie is pulled into one of Mercy Ridge's oldest wounds: the 1978 disappearance of the Canaan Ridge Children's Choir. The official story says the children were lost in a storm. But the church has no power, the radios have no batteries, and the voices coming through the static know Lottie by name.Inside Canaan Ridge Chapel, every clue points to something worse than an accident. Missing shoes. Cut hymnals. Sealed church records. A hidden room behind the choir wall. Children renamed, moved, and buried beneath respectable language.As Lottie follows the song through old trusts, adoption files, family secrets, and the road her father once feared, she discovers that the choir did not vanish because of the storm.The storm only helped the town pretend.Now the children are singing again, and this time they want the final verse heard.Southern Gothic, supernatural crime, and psychological horror collide in the third Lottie Mae Surratt novel - a chilling mystery about the sins polite towns bury and the dead who refuse to stay quiet. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…