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The Secret Chamber by Patrick Woodhead

A damaged man searching for a missing friend and a successful trouble-shooter investigating a mineral shortage join forces in the Congo’s Ituri Forest in this fast-paced, thought-provoking thriller. Beatrice Makuru, a mining troubleshooter, suspects that recent mine explosions across Africa … Continue reading

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The Lost Daughter by Lucretia Grindle

A ‘gripping thriller’ and a ‘heartbreaking romance’; a novel with an identity crisis. The Lost Daughter and I got off on the wrong foot and it all started with the blurb. The thing about a blurb is that it makes … Continue reading

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The Wreckage by Michael Robotham

Missing billions in Iraq, a murdered grifter and a missing banker in London, an assassin, a trio of terrorists and shadowy figures pulling all the strings – a complex fast-paced thriller. The Wreckage is Michael Robotham’s seventh book featuring ex-cop … Continue reading

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The Burning Wire by Jeffrey Deaver

Part of the Lincoln Rhyme series. A slow-burner but gripping in the end. Quadriplegic criminalist Lincoln Rhyme and his partner, NYC detective Amelia Sachs, return in the 9th book of the bestselling series. This time, they are racing against the … Continue reading

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