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    Odd Thomas
    Book 1 in the series:Odd Thomas

    Odd Thomas - Odd Thomas by Dean Koontz
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    'Odd Thomas' by Dean Koontz follows the story of Odd Thomas, a young man who has the ability to see dead people. Odd finds himself in a small town where a mysterious stranger's arrival leads to a series of events that he must unravel to prevent a looming tragedy. The plot is a mix of mystery, sci-fi, religion, and horror, sprinkled with humor, creating a fast-paced and intriguing narrative. Koontz's writing style is described as engaging, quirky, funny, and at times, sad, with well-developed characters and a unique blend of genres that keeps readers hooked until the surprising conclusion.

    I am not a celebrity. I am not the child of a celebrity. I have never been married to, never been abused by, and never provided a kidney for transplantation into any celebrity. Furthermore, I have no ...

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    Every Dead Thing
    Book 1 in the series:Charlie Parker

    Every Dead Thing - Charlie Parker by John Connolly
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    "Every Dead Thing" by John Connolly follows the story of Charlie Parker, a former detective whose wife and daughter were brutally murdered. The book delves into Parker's quest for justice as he investigates a series of gruesome crimes, encountering a twisted serial killer known as the Traveling Man. The plot is described as dark and gripping, with elements of horror and supernatural woven into a gritty crime thriller. The writing style is praised for its atmospheric and detailed descriptions, creating a mood that immerses the reader into the world of Charlie Parker as he navigates through a complex web of mysteries and suspense.

    The waitress was in her fifties, dressed in a tight black miniskirt, white blouse, and black high heels. Parts of her spilled out of every item of clothing she wore, making her look like she had swoll...

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    Storm Front
    Book 1 in the series:The Dresden Files

    Storm Front - The Dresden Files by Jim Butcher
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    'Storm Front' in 'The Dresden Files' series by Jim Butcher follows the protagonist Harry Dresden, a wizard and private investigator in Chicago. The story combines elements of noir detective mystery with urban fantasy, as Harry navigates through supernatural events while solving crimes and facing challenges from both human and magical worlds. The writing style is described as fast-paced, engaging, and humorous, with a blend of classic detective storytelling and paranormal elements that keep readers entertained.

    I heard the mailman approach my office door, half an hour earlier than usual. He didn’t sound right. His footsteps fell more heavily, jauntily, and he whistled. A new guy. He whistled his way to my of...

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    Midnight Riot - Rivers of London by Ben Aaronovitch
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    "Midnight Riot" in the series "Rivers of London" by Ben Aaronovitch follows the story of Peter Grant, a police constable in London, who unexpectedly becomes an apprentice wizard after encountering a ghost at a crime scene. Grant's new role leads him to work on solving supernatural crimes with Chief Inspector Nightingale, blending magic and modern police work in a parallel London where magic is real but hidden from most people. offers a mix of contemporary London life, magical elements, and a touch of humor, creating an engaging and unique urban fantasy setting.

    IT STARTED at one thirty on a cold Tuesday morning in January when Martin Turner, street performer and, in his own words, apprentice gigolo, tripped over a body in front of the West Portico of St. Pau...

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    Jackaby
    Book 1 in the series:Jackaby

    Jackaby - Jackaby by William Ritter
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    'Jackaby' by William Ritter is a young adult historical fantasy set in 1890 that follows the adventures of Abigail Rook, a girl who seeks excitement and ends up as the assistant to the eccentric paranormal investigator Jackaby. The story is filled with folklore, mythology, religion, and the supernatural, reminiscent of a Sherlock Holmes-style detective novel. Despite being a fun and light read, the plot is straightforward, making it more suitable for young readers looking for an entertaining mystery with quirky characters and supernatural elements.

    It was late January, and New England wore a fresh coat of snow as I stepped along the gangplank to the shore. The city of New Fiddleham glistened in the fading dusk, lamplight playing across the icy b...

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    Iron & Velvet - Kate Kane, Paranormal Investigator by Alexis Hall
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    "Iron & Velvet" by Alexis Hall is a supernatural detective story featuring Kate Kane, a paranormal investigator. The book is described as a fun and self-aware urban fantasy novel that blends elements of fanfic with traditional novels. The writing style is noted to be witty, humorous, and engaging, with a mix of supernatural creatures like werewolves, witches, vampires, and fae.

    I woke to the taste of stale whiskey and the smell of stale cigarettes. Rolling over, I found a picture on the pillow—Patrick had been drawing me again. I stared into the face of the girl I used to be...

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    The Outsider
    Book 1 in the series:The Outsider

    The Outsider - The Outsider by Stephen King
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    'The Outsider' by Stephen King is a gripping mystery thriller that begins with the horrific murder of an eleven-year-old boy in Flint City. All evidence points towards Terry Maitland, a well-respected teacher and coach, who is arrested in a very public manner. However, as the investigation unfolds, it becomes clear that Terry may have been in two places at once, leading to a supernatural twist in the plot. Detective Ralph Anderson, along with a team of characters, delves deep into the case, uncovering chilling details and facing the possibility of otherworldly elements influencing the events. The story is suspenseful, with vivid attention to detail and well-developed characters that keep readers on the edge of their seats.

    King's writing style in 'The Outsider' is described as haunting and suspenseful, keeping readers guessing and invested in the storyline. The plot unfolds at a steady pace, blending elements of crime, detective work, and the supernatural seamlessly. addresses themes of innocence, guilt, human nature, and the dark side of society, while also showcasing King's talent for character development and intricate storytelling.

    It was an unmarked car, just some nondescript American sedan a few years old, but the blackwall tires and the three men inside gave it away for what it was. The two in front were wearing blue uniforms...

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    Ghosts in the Snow - Dubric Bryerly by Tamara Siler Jones
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    Ghosts in the Snow by Tamara Siler Jones is a fantasy mystery novel that follows Dubric Bryerly, the castellan of Castle Faldorrah, who is haunted by the ghosts of murder victims. As a procedural forensic novel set in a fantasy world, Dubric must solve a series of gruesome murders while being haunted by the ghosts of the dead. The story combines elements of historical fiction, paranormal events, and a police procedural, creating a unique and enthralling tale that keeps readers engaged with its intriguing plot twists and dark fantasy atmosphere.

    Dubric Byerly, Castellan of Faldorrah, sat alone at a small table in the castle kitchen, his mangled breakfast congealing before him. He sipped his tea and frowned as he poked a chunk of sausage with ...

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    The Turn of the Key by Ruth Ware
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    'The Turn of the Key' by Ruth Ware is a suspenseful mystery thriller that follows the story of Rowan Caine, a nanny accused of murdering one of the children she was caring for. The book is written in a unique format, primarily through letters, which creates an atmospheric and suspenseful narrative. As Rowan navigates her new job at a secluded smart house in Scotland, she uncovers disturbing secrets and mysterious occurrences, leading to a chilling and twisty plot that keeps readers on the edge of their seats.

    The story is filled with creepy and spooky elements, blending modern technology with a Victorian setting to enhance the suspense and mystery. Readers are taken on a journey of unraveling the truth behind the events at Heatherbrae House, with unexpected twists and turns that culminate in a shocking and ambiguous ending, leaving unanswered questions and a sense of unease.

    I started writing to you last night, Mr. Wrexham, and when I woke up this morning and looked at the crumpled pages covered with my pleading scrawl, my first instinct was to rip them up and start again...

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    Killing Trail - Timber Creek K-9 Mystery by Margaret Mizushima
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    Deputy Mattie Cobb and her K-9 partner, Robo, are tasked with solving a murder mystery involving a teenage girl in the mountains outside Timber Creek, Colorado. As they delve deeper into the case, they uncover secrets within the small town that challenge Mattie's perceptions of her community. The book weaves personal lives into the series seamlessly, adding depth to the characters and their interactions. The story involves intricate crimes, a captivating setting, and a strong female detective partnered with a dedicated K-9 officer, creating an absorbing tapestry of mysteries and challenges.

    Deputy Mattie Lu Cobb liked her new partner. In fact, she was quite taken with him. She enjoyed being with him, something she’d found lacking with previous partners, and they seemed compatible. She ho...

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