Historical Mystery category: 10101 books

In the copper mines of Michigan's Upper Peninsula, we see a family divided, and what values divide them.We see brother against brother, and wife against husband. What makes one of the brothers disappear and where does he go? There's a deliberate explosion in the mine--will Sheriff Foster...

Benzonia, Michigan, 1894: a sleepy Congregationalist community, dedicated to the education of hardworking and virtuous young people of both sexes and all races. Anna Spencer Thacker is the daughter of missionaries, a faithful wife, and mother of five, pious to a fault. She is suddenly stricken with...

VOLUME 1 OF THE HIGHLY GRIPPING MORBUS DEI-TRILOGY Getting caught in a snowstorm, deserter Johann List ends up in a secluded mountain village ridden by fear and superstition. Soon he realises that there is something wrong with this village, that it lies beneath a grim shadow - animals get killed, people...

Praise for Seemly Justice In her novella, SEEMLY JUSTICE, contemporary author, Lee Anne Johnston, is the Jane Austen of Upper Canada. She has penned a narrative of Victorian propriety and domestic violence, dipped her metaphorical quill in indelible ink. Here, she writes with the voice of a...

Evelyn Thompson isn’t much of an actor, but she’s an expert at keeping a stiff upper lip. When The Liberty Troupe are asked to perform for the Duke of Wellington, it seems like the chance of a lifetime. Their last production was a disaster, but with The Yorkshire Advocate covering everything...

E. Phillips Oppenheim was a popular 20th century writer best known for penning suspenseful thriller novels like The Mystery of Mr. Bernard Brown**.** Many of his more than 100 novels are still read today, including The Lighted Way, one of the stories that Oppenheim bragged about in calling himself "prince of storytellers."

* PREMIUM EBOOK (fürs digitale Lesen optimiert) * Eine Landhause an der Westküste von Cornwall...Ein Geheimnisvoller Brief...Und ein schreckliches Geheimnis... Wilkie Collins war ein britischer Schriftsteller und Verfasser der ersten Mystery Thriller.

A Dark In The Mists. Evynsford and Preston. Two small towns that became the settings for some of the greatest mysteries the United Kingdom has ever seen. Inspector Arthur Eldermann and Sergeant Bartholomew Moore came face to face with darkness and had to battle with powers beyond their imagination...

Edgar Wallace was a late 19th and early 20th century war correspondent, but he's best known today for his mystery novels, especially the J.G. Reeder series.

For his entire life, Willard Harrison envied Mrs. Rose Grenlauer, but never more than now. Willard lost his arm, his wife, and everything he owned to the Yankees.   Now the Yankees hold Memphis, and he can’t do anything. Except think of Mrs. Rose Grenlauer, who escaped with her valuables...

"Leuchte" ist Band 1 der Kinzigtal-Trilogie. Band 2 "Tod am Teufelsloch" und Abschlussband 3 "Fratzenstein" liegen ebenso bei mainbook vor Ein Leuchten im Nebel. Ein totes Mädchen im Wald. Eine Marköbler Legende, die es seit Urzeiten gibt. Lisas Leben wird nach einem...

Sophie vanished - where did she go? For 100 years nobody knows. A photo of 8 year old Sophie and an antique perfume bottle are found in the fireplace of an old house. The story of a Balmain family over 170 years. Finally they uncover what happened. Who was Sophie and what happened...

A story of the Russian Revolution. Historical Novel. Mystery set in Russia at the time of the revolution. The story of an American attache trying to protect priceless jewels set in Russia at the time of the revolution. Novel, which opens in the Ostrekoff Palace in St. Petersburg; but the action soon moves elsewhere.

FREE SAMPLE from bestselling author CS Quinn's latest book... Abduction. Murder. A conspiracy that could bring down the King. London, 1667: In the wake of the Great Fire, a new city has emerged from the flames. The King has reopened the capital’s theatres, and the royal court is hell-bent...