Mitt Witten - " 51% "
51% is a gritty, fast-paced thriller about power, justice, and what happens when everything-even people-can be owned.
Mystery Bookshop
Immerse yourself in the world of intrigue and suspense at the Cloak & Dagger, an independent bookstore dedicated to mystery enthusiasts. We specialize in both new releases and timeless classics across all mystery genres.
Our charming, English-style library interior showcases a wide array of gifts, games, puzzles, and a special children's mystery corner, creating a delightful experience for every visitor.
For those who prefer to shop online, our digital bookstore offers an extensive selection of mystery and general titles for all ages, along with a comprehensive audiobook & E-Book catalog.
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51% is a gritty, fast-paced thriller about power, justice, and what happens when everything-even people-can be owned.
Murder, wedding-related hilarity, found family, goat yoga, old grudges, romance, sauna peril - PROPOSAL TO DIE FOR has it all! A delightful cozy mystery, a first for romance novelist Molly Parker. #amreading #cozymystery
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The Four Queens of Crime whisks you off to 1938 England—a clever nod to the grand dames of mystery: Agatha Christie, Dorothy L. Sayers, Ngaio Marsh, and Margery Allingham. Think locked-room intrigue, a colorful cast, and sly echoes of today’s world. It’s a sharp, stylish puzzle you’ll love untangling.
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In AN EXCELLENT THING IN A WOMAN, BBC-TV is putting together a variety show, and a can-can dancer walks into The Right Sort Marriage Bureau demanding that they find her a husband in one week. They accept the challenge, but then she is found garroted at the studios and their friend, Sally, becomes the main suspect. The ladies are off once again.
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A 1907 article in the paper grew into “No.10 Doyers Street” a novel about the Chinatown gangster Mock Duck, his young daughter, and a woman journalist from India searching for the truth. I based it on real events and combined what was happening to Mock personally with the mayor of New York City’s concurrent efforts to demolish Chinatown—in order, the mayor says, to get rid of all the “undesirable elements.”
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