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A home for the Inspector Maja books, Omus Jones mysteries, quieter cross-cultural fiction, and signed editions shipped directly from the author.
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When a Bristol detective-turned-PI is hired to sort out an eighteen-million-pound insurance claim, he stumbles onto a secret sealed inside a Cornish carriage house: a legendary pre-war French car that should not exist.
Omus Jones and DS Zennor Quince follow provenance, pride, and deception across Cornwall, London, and Paris.
He never touched an AI. She also didn’t write her book. Both things are about to destroy her.
The anonymous post appears at eight in the morning: romance author Marian Vale’s new novel was machine-written. By 9:14 her publisher has fired her by email — three-book deal cancelled, advance clawed back, career finished. She’s suing. She’s also hiding something.
Toby Austin used to be a cop. Now he works out of the third booth of an Austin honky-tonk. When a grandmother sets a folded police report on his table — her grandson written off as a drunken drowning — Toby knows the man who signed it shut.
Detective Maja Norberg is pulled into a string of gruesome Stockholm murders where human attachment, academic ambition, and violence are fused together.
A tender story of secrets, tradition, paper boats, and the courage to chart one’s own course.
A pseudo-academic journey through absurd over-analysis, everyday objects, and things that absolutely did not need a dissertation.
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