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Ancient Egyptian sleuth Lord Meren sets out to discover who poisoned Queen Nefertiti. Meren is aided by a sexy female spy named Anath.
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As is typical of the protagonists of long-running mystery series, Agatha Christie's brilliant Belgian detective Hercule Poirot cannot go anywhere without people dropping dead in front of him. This time, he is on a flight between Paris and London when Madame Giselle, a discreet moneylender to the more imprudent members of the upper class, is found poisoned. It is clear that one of the passengers (possibly one of her clients) is the murderer, and Poirot must exercise his considerable powers of detection to determine which one.
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This historical mystery is the eighth to star Benjamin January, a former slave who returned home to 19th-century New Orleans after spending years in Europe being educated as a surgeon. The bank where Benjamin January and his wife Rose keep their money has been robbed of every cent by a bank employee. Unless they catch the embezzler, Benjamin and Rose will lose their home, which they use as a school to teach freed slaves. Posing as slaves belonging to their white friend, Hannibal Sefton, the couple track the thief to a steamboat, where he is later found murdered.
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Set in 1848, this is the story of Edmund, an 11-year-old boy desperately trying to solve the mystery of his family's disappearance. Edmund enlists the help of a stranger named Auguste Dupin, unaware that the man is actually the writer Edgar Allan Poe. Does Poe really want to help Edmund, or is he just seeking out grisly material for his next story?
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