E. Phillips Oppenheim 
The Mystery of Mr. Bernard Brown [EPUB ebook] 

"Lady Maude’s Mania" by George Manville Fenn intertwines mystery, romance, and intrigue in Victorian England. The novel revolves around the enigmatic Lady Maude and her family, whose wealth …

A car chase ending with the murder of a senior living centre employee draws Detective Sarah Burke into a chilling case where her career – and her life – are soon at risk. Detective Sarah Burke and ne …

"The Story of Fifine" by Bernard Capes is a captivating work of Victorian literature that seamlessly blends mystery, romance, and intrigue into a spellbinding tale. Set against the backdrop …

"The Red Derelict" by Bertram Mitford is a captivating mystery and adventure novel centered around an abandoned ship. The story unfolds as an investigation into the derelict vessel, which i …

Sophisms of the Protectionists by Frederic Bastiat is a critical examination of protectionism through the lens of classical economic theory. Published in the 19th century, the book addresses the fall …

The fourth instalment in Syd Moore”s spooktacular witch detective series Halloween in Essex and the Mystery and Suspense creative writing course at old Ratchette Hall is off to a satisfyingly creepy …

When an ex-cop goes on the run from his employers, his daughter seeks help from an old friend . . . Tess Grey.Ex-cop Aaron Lacey is on the run from Elite Custodian Services, a protection service of e …

A child brought them together in this brutal world.Social worker January Colton agrees to partner with Detective Sean Stafford—but only on her terms. She’ll help him catch a killer if he helps protec …

When two bodies are found brutally murdered at a building site in Battersea, DS Cal Drake is first to the scene. He sees an opportunity: to solve a high-profile case and to repair his reputation afte …

A local hero must put his life on the line in the ultimate mission Fireman Blade Savick keeps his eyes on his job… not on his white-hot desire for a single mum! Especially when Daisy Rambler insists …