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Happy Homicides: Thirteen Cozy Holiday Mysteries,

Happy Homicides: Thirteen Cozy Holiday Mysteries, by Joanna Campbell Slan, Neil Plakcy, Lois Winston, Annie Adams, Jenna Bennett, Nancy Jill Thames, Sara Rosett, Camille Minichino, Nancy Warren, Linda Gordon Hengerer

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A huge collection of heartwarming, brain-puzzling, and character-driven traditional mysteries that'll keep you entertained for hours. (At 213,000 words, this is 627 pages of reading material!) Plus, you can email to get a FREE Bonus File with recipes and holiday craft ideas. Celebrate the holidays with stories by these thirteen bestselling and award-winning authors: Joanna Campbell Slan, Neil Plakcy, Lois Winston, Annie Adams, Jenna Bennett, Nancy Jill Thames, Sara Rosett, Camille Minichino, Nancy Warren, Linda Gordon Hengerer, Joyce and Jim Lavene, and Teresa Trent.

Amazon Sales Rank: #24567 in eBooks
Published on: 2015-10-15
Released on: 2015-10-15
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26 of 28 people found the following review helpful. Happy Holidays Start with Happy Homicides!! By Sally Schmidt Happy Homicides is like a holiday sampler platter – every morsel is delicious, and when you are finished you want the full menu! I enjoy anthologies. The stories are shorter so I can read them on the go, and I get in-between glimpses about familiar characters from my favorite authors, as well as discovering new authors who are probably similar to ones I already like. This collection was one of the best I have read and includes stories by Joanna Campbell Slan, Neil Pakcy, Lois Winston, Annie Adams, Jenna Bennett, Nancy Jill Thames, Sara Rosett, Camille Minichino, Nancy Warren, Linda Gordon Hengerer, Joyce and Jim Lavene, and Teresa Trent.The stories are all holiday themed, but that is where the similarity ends. It’s a diverse set: we get dogs and cats and children of course, and some murder sprinkled in. We go to familiar settings like tea shops and craft stores and recipe competitions, but also take a fun trip to a trailer park. We meet sisters and aunts who are wonderful family, but there are some husbands who are not so wonderful and some scary strangers. One of the stories is very down home, while another is almost scientific, and Jane Austen makes an appearance in one story.I did have a couple of favorite stories, but I enjoyed each and every one of them, and ended up purchasing several books by new-to-me contributing authors because I enjoyed their Happy Homicide so much. It was a great way to start getting into the holiday spirit.This is a must read. It’s well written, quick to read, and very entertaining. And . . . there are recipes and crafts!I received an advance copy of this book in exchange for an unbiased review.

11 of 12 people found the following review helpful. A must for your holiday reading list By laurathomas61 Thirteen stories for the holidays. How great is that!Some of my favorite authors contributed to this anthology along with some new ones for me.Each story, though not a full length novel, was so well written it felt complete. That shows the talent of these authors, giving you a beginning, middle, and end, in a limited amount of words.Spend the holidays meeting new characters, falling in love, and solving some murders.Each new story brings that feeling of wonder. You are entering a new world, going on a new adventure.After I finished one story, I couldn’t resist starting the next one. And so it went until I finished them all.With weather cooling down, these stories would be great companions while curled up with a snug blanket and a hot cuppa tea.I received this book for my honest review.

9 of 10 people found the following review helpful. short, easy to read, any age appropriate By Gatorfan First, I only counted 12 stories. Some of the titles in the listing didn't match up with the title at the beginning of the story. Each one is a stand alone book, complete and the bad guys captured. They were very simple stories and I feel they would really appeal to a very young set of readers. Especially the ones with the dogs as the heroes! There is a little flirting going on but NO sex. However, one heroine is 8 months pregnant by her fiancée, that surprised me but then maybe it did her as well. There is a gay couple, a inter-racial couple, and a mother from hell posing as a southern lady!! Course, I do know they exist because we had one in our family. She was just as bad as this mother!! On second thought, she was worse.I will just briefly review the stories that I liked best. A DIAMOND CHOKER FOR CHRISTMAS. Toni Diamond, her mother and her daughter star in this one. Her outlandish mother "borrows" an expensive necklace to wear to a Christmas part and of course, it is stolen right off her neck at the party. Toni quickly solves the crime.MENACE AT THE CHRISTMAS MARKET-Three friends are convinced that a local celebrity has been murdered but the police are not really interested because she is sending them emails from the Canary Islands. DUH, anyone can send an email. But, they keep at it until they solve this crime. There is a dog in this story as well.THE NEON ORNAMENTS-Her best friend sets her up with a local detective trying to solve a murder. The victim is a physicist and all the information is over their heads, they need a professional to help them. So, her best friend tells the single detective she can help him. They meet and she agrees to look at the information. I liked this guy. He was sweet and sexy. However, there is NO sex in the story, just very light flirting. She has an Ah Ha moment when she reads the code on the box of neon ornaments. This was rather good.DYING FOR HOLIDAY TEA-When their Nana dies she leaves her granddaughters her tea shop in South Florida. There is a big to do over gingerbread, the whole story works around that Christmas item. Another sexy detective and this time a kitten.All these stories are very short and easy to read.

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Selasa, 02 Juni 2015

Dying for a Donut (Laurel McKay Mysteries) (Volume 5), by Cindy Sample

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2016 LEFTY AWARD FINALIST BEST HUMOROUS MYSTERY To Laurel McKay, there is nothing better than spending an autumn afternoon in the Apple Hill area, munching on caramel apples and cinnamon donuts. It's a good thing her daughter Jenna has landed a seasonal job at Apple Tree Farm and Bakery.Then Laurel stumbles over the bakery owner's corpse coated in powdered sugar. Axel Thorson was a well-respected member of the community. Who might benefit from his death?When the police arrest the heartthrob grandson of the bakery manager, Jenna decides to help him by solving the case herself, a move that lands her in jail. With Laurel's detective honey in another state, and her octogenarian grandmother threatening to chase down the culprit, what's a soccer mom with a sweet tooth to do but go undercover.Detecting among donuts should be a piece of cake, but not if Laurel discovers first-hand that sugar can kill you. Dessert Recipes Included

Dying for a Donut (Laurel McKay Mysteries) (Volume 5), by Cindy Sample

Amazon Sales Rank: #1056519 in Books
Published on: 2015-10-20
Original language: English
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Dimensions: 8.50" h x .71" w x 5.50" l, .81 pounds
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Dying for a Donut (Laurel McKay Mysteries) (Volume 5), by Cindy Sample

Review "Don't miss the Laurel McKay books. Like me, you'll be 'dying' to read the next one."-Brenda Novak, NY Times and USA Today Bestselling Author "Fans of the Laurel McKay Mysteries series will be more than satisfied by Sample's sweet wit and cruller-like twists. A fun and entertaining read, this is an excellent addition to the series." -Donna Soluri, RT Book Reviews "An absolute delight, DYING FOR A DONUT is a fast-paced, intriguing tale that will keep you guessing. Packed with murder, danger, intrigue, humor, suspects galore, romance, interesting, well-developed characters as well as a few hilarious one-liners, this whodunit is a must read for cozy mystery fans or anyone seeking a lighthearted mystery." -Dottie Jones, Romance Junkies Reviewer "I love how this light and humorous tale flows from scene to scene keeping me engaged in all facets of this mystery. The author did a great job in putting the killer in plain sight, because I didn't see it until that one pivotal clue and it was fun to watch how it all played out when the killer was revealed. A great read and I love the ending and I can't wait for the next book in this delightfully entertaining series." -Dru Ann Love, Dru's Book Musings "Dying for a Donut is a riveting story with snappy dialog, a stellar plot, entertaining characters, and a first-rate mystery. It doesn't get any better than that! Cindy Sample writes a wonderful murder mystery!-Heather Haven, IPPY Award-Winning Author "Cindy Sample has cooked up another delicious mystery starring Laurel McKay, soccer mom extraordinaire. Dying for a Donut offers romance, intrigue and fun set in California's scenic Gold Country. If you're hungry for a 5-star cozy mystery, you'll be glad Dying for a Donut heads the menu."-Mary Beth Magee, National Reviewer, Examiner.com "Once again Sample presents a very entertaining mystery featuring a relatable and likable heroine.The family interactions with the McKay woman are a delight, as their love for one another always overrides their frustrations. The characters are the reason readers will return to this series, and the twisty plot surprises and fun dialogue will engage new fans. Delicious apple recipes and descriptions of donut making are the perfect topping for this lighthearted, very funny mystery."-Cynthia Chow, Kings River Life Magazine

About the Author Cindy Sample is a former CEO who decided plotting murder was more entertaining than plodding through paperwork. She retired to follow her lifelong dream of becoming a mystery author. Her experiences with online dating sites fueled the concept for Dying for a Date, the first in her national bestselling Laurel McKay mysteries. The sequel, Dying for a Dance, winner of the 2011 NCPA Fiction Award, is based on her adventures in the glamorous world of ballroom dancing. Cindy thought her protagonist, Laurel McKay, needed a vacation in Hawaii, which resulted in Dying for a Daiquiri, a finalist for the 2014 Silver Falchion Award for Best Traditional Mystery. Laurel returned to Placerville for her wildest ride yet in Dying for a Dude. The West will never be the same. Dying for a Dude was also a 2014 Next Generation Indie Award Finalist in both mystery and humor. Then on to Dying for a Donut, the tastiest mystery of them all. Cindy is a three-time finalist for the LEFTY Award for best humorous mystery and a past president of the Sacramento chapter of Sisters in Crime. She has served on the boards of the Sacramento Opera and YWCA. She is a member of Mystery Writers of America and Romance Writers of America. Cindy has two wonderful adult children who live too far away. She loves chatting with readers so feel free to contact her on any forum. Sign up for her newsletter to find out about upcoming events and contests. http://cindysamplebooks.com/contact/ Connect with Cindy on Facebook and Twitter http://facebook.com/cindysampleauthor http://twitter.com/cindysample1 Email Cindy at cindy@cindysamplebooks.com

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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. I'm "Dying" for more! By Once Upon a Romance Reviews 4.5 StarsSexual Content: NoneLanguage (Profanity/Slang) Content: NoneViolent Content: MinimalCan I start of by saying Laurel (and Gran) is quite a hoot? Laurel's (most of the time) relaxed and amusing narrative makes you feel a part of the story and more than comfortable in trailing along wherever the investigation takes her. In this case, an investigation that seems circuitous.As far as Detective Reynolds (lip curl) is concerned they have the right culprit, but Laurel has some doubts, and if she's to keep her daughter out of the line of questioning, and trouble, she'll have to nose around. It's the path of this investigation that doesn't seem to be going anywhere. Information that Laurel is uncovering points in diverse directions. Unfortunately it all seems to be muddy with nothing firmly connecting.The plots of this series are widely varied and imaginative, yet the characters stay true from book to book. Laurel has opened up to the reader by leaps and bounds from the first two books in the series. I did miss Stan's input and brand of help, though he probably would've been upstaging Gran and wanting in on the detective agency!With each book, Cindy Sample's brand of storytelling gets richer and more detailed. Changes are coming in terms of Laurel's profession and personal life. I can't wait to see what happens next!Enjoy!CONNIEThis book, reviewed by Once Upon a Romance, was furnished by the author for a fair and honest review.

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. Dying for a Donut; Laurel McKay mysteries By Carl W Allyn A murder mystery set in my hometown - totally plausible, given the town history. An overweight heroine who looks, thinks and acts like us and is funny to boot, how could this book miss? Plus, this time around, Cindy Sample offered several possible villains so you don't know "who-done-it" until the very end. This is the latest Laurel novel from Cindy Sample who's mysteries have all been uplifting and just keep getting better. If you've read the others, don't miss this one an if you're new to this author, start from book one to dip a toe into Laurel's life and her continuing escapades.

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. Dying for a Donut Fills the Senses. By Heather Haven Clever, funny, intriguing, and well written, these novels meet all the requirements and then some for a light-hearted, humorous mystery. It was a long wait - not really - for this book to arrive. We Cindy Sample fans are insatiable. But when they are as delicious as the Dying For A...series, you want one a week! Hats off to Cindy Sample who never fails to deliver a top-notch mystery with a lot of laughs.

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Honeymoon Hostages - Romantic Suspense Medical Thriller (Doctor Tess Book 4), by Pat Wilpenter

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** INCLUDED IN THE DOCTOR TESS HONEYMOON BOX SET ** A ROMANTIC SUSPENSE THRILLER. Chained up in a dirty old shed, it's not the honeymoon they'd dreamed of. Two young doctors, very much in love, become kidnapping victims in rural Queensland, Australia. Fans of clean romance and medical thrillers will enjoy HONEYMOON HOSTAGES which features the sweet Dr. Tess and her loving husband Jayson as they deal with the worst crisis of their lives. Get this short read now to see what happened. The story ends with a wallop. You won't see the climax coming! "Honeymoon Hostages" is book 4 of the Doctor Tess series and is a stand-alone sweet romantic suspense thriller of 42+ pages without swearing, sex scenes or graphic violence. What Readers Say About This Author * "First time I've read this author's books. She is now on my best seller list! Loved this book!" (Sandra Worley) * "The writing is well-crafted and nicely paced, and completely enjoyable. A factor I found refreshing, particularly in the mystery thriller genre, was the GOOD and CLEAN nature of the book... Those looking for a "gritty crime drama" won't feel slighted by the lack of foul language and gory details. Similarly, those looking for likeable characters with good morals won't be disappointed... Author Pat Wilpenter handles both with aplomb." (Kristen Taylor) * "I really enjoyed the storyline; the flow and the pace. It was enough to keep me turning the pages and not put it down!" (Martin Haworth) The Story Starts For the newlyweds in the silver Corolla, it was another beautiful day. The afternoon sun was shining brightly through a lightly clouded Queensland sky. The traffic was almost non-existent. And they were in love. Remembering how fabulous his sweetheart looked in her bikini on the world-famous Gold Coast beach made Jayson smile again. He winked at her as he drove, and she smiled back. An occasional tourist was heading north to Brisbane and there were a few farmers on the road in their dusty 4 wheel drives. Plus one carefree motorcyclist with the wind billowing his open shirt. "Man, this is the life, isn't it?" said Jayson as they continued south and watched the endless Aussie bush scenery pass by. "You want to drive?" "No, thanks. Very happy to be chauffeur driven," she replied, giving him a wink. "Yes, ma'am. It's my pleasure," said Jayson, enjoying the good-natured banter with Tess. It was one of the many reasons he loved her. They'd been married just three weeks and life was looking good for them both. Very good, in fact. They both had secure jobs back in the States, with a generous boss who had become a family friend more than an employer. He'd given them a whole month off for their honeymoon in Australia. And they'd just enjoyed an unforgettable week in Jumbuck, a small town in rural Queensland. "Nice little town, Jumbuck, don't you think?" "I sure do," she replied, "with nice people. Well, mostly." "Yes, there was that one unpleasant fellow but he won't be bothering us again." "True," she said as she remembered what happened. After a few moments of quiet, Jayson said, "I've got a confession." She was intrigued. "Oh?" "Yep. It's been great out here but I am beginning to miss life back in the States." "Phew, I'm glad that's all. I was hoping you hadn't changed your mind about marrying me," she replied. "Not a chance, lady. Not one single chance!" He reached over and rested his hand on her thigh. "You, my darling, are the best thing that's ever happened to me." *** An hour after leaving Tenterfield, their joy was shattered. It took just 45 seconds. ------------- Tags to help readers find this story: kidnapping, international crime, australian, romantic thrillers, romantic suspense, short reads, short stories

Honeymoon Hostages - Romantic Suspense Medical Thriller (Doctor Tess Book 4), by Pat Wilpenter

Amazon Sales Rank: #236376 in eBooks
Published on: 2015-10-10
Released on: 2015-10-10
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Good clean read! By Annie Wojcicki The Dr Tess series gets better with every book. Tess and Jayson are on their honeymoon in Australia which doesn't really turn out the way they had planned it. After all, would you like to end up chained in an old metal shed on your honeymoon? Not me! This book is a quick read, and I really enjoyed getting to know a little bit about Australia through the native Australian author, whom I've learned is called an Aussie. That gave me the giggles because here in America, an Aussie is usually referring to a dog breed! No offense to the author - he's a really nice guy! So sit back, take a breather, and enjoy this wonderful breath of fresh Australian air!

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. **SPOILER FREE** Loved this book By Amazon Customer **SPOILER FREE**Loved this book! Fast paced and a page turner making you want to keep reading! No doubt this author knows how to capture the attention of the reader! A great book not to pass up!*Received for an honest review*

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Great book! By Kindle Customer Loved the story. I have read all four books in this series and each one has been better than the last. The characters keep growing and changing with each story and what a cliffhanger! I can't wait for the next book!

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Senin, 01 Juni 2015

The Detective: A Nathan McNamara Story (The Soul Summoner Series), by Elicia Hyder

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With eleven missing women to find and six high-profile burglary cases to solve, the last thing Detective Nathan McNamara needs in his life is one more complication. And that’s exactly what his recent one-night stand is becoming—complicated. With his heinous lieutenant breathing down his neck for answers and his accidental girlfriend dropping hints for a commitment, Nathan is realizing that his career and his bachelor status are both on the line. When the burglary cases suddenly escalate to homicide, Nathan must put everything else aside to stop the killer. But this is easier said than done when the blonde from the bar repeatedly shows up at his doorstep and enlists his own mother against him. Now he’s more convinced than ever that his job hangs in the balance and that the Surgeon General’s warning on the whiskey bottle should include something about women.

The Detective: A Nathan McNamara Story (The Soul Summoner Series), by Elicia Hyder

Amazon Sales Rank: #69901 in eBooks
Published on: 2015-10-29
Released on: 2015-10-29
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6 of 7 people found the following review helpful. 5 Stars Again For Elicia Hyder!!! By Troja70 Fans of Elicia Hyder (and boy am I after 3 straight wins!!) will not be disappointed in this novel which takes place before and leading up to The Soul Summoner but stands up on its own. Here you get an intimate look at how Nathan and Shannon get started up together and what Nathan and his family have to say about it all. This book had me laughing and feeling like one of the family as I tried to figure out the twists of robbery and murder with the lovable and hunky Nathan who is truly a star here. You'll find a bit of mystery, romance, laughter and love but not a trace of regret for missing sleep! This author is not one to watch, she's one to run to.

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Best books I've read! By cleannbee This book written by Elicia Hyder is a good book. It tells about the Detective kind of a pre-story to The Soul Summoner. I gave it 5 stars cause the aurthor brings you into her stories and she makes me feel like I'm in her stories but without a name. I feel like I'm there but I'm not there! I've read all of her books and I'm now reading the one that just got published "The Siren"!

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Good read! Now I want part 2. By Conservmom I loved the storyline. These characters could easily be part of a drama crime show. I loved how the author developed each one. I know there is more to come. Can't wait for part 2!

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Senin, 25 Mei 2015

Lock No. 1 (Inspector Maigret: Penguin Classics), by Georges Simenon

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A new translation of Georges Simenon's novel set in claustraphobic provincial town, book eighteen in the new Penguin Maigret series.Cars drove past along with the trucks and trams, but by now Maigret had realised that they were not important. Whatever roared by like this along the road was not part of the landscape. ... What really counted was the lock, the hooting of the tugs, the stone crusher, the barges and the cranes, the two pilots' bars and especially the tall house where he could make out Ducrau's red chair framed by a window. Penguin is publishing the entire series of Maigret novels in new translations. This novel has been published in a previous translation as The Lock at Charenton. 'Compelling, remorseless, brilliant.' - John Gray 'One of the greatest writers of the twentieth century . . . Simenon was unequalled at making us look inside, though the ability was masked by his brilliance at absorbing us obsessively in his stories.' - The Guardian 'A supreme writer . . . unforgettable vividness.' - The Independent

Lock No. 1 (Inspector Maigret: Penguin Classics), by Georges Simenon

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Lock No. 1 (Inspector Maigret: Penguin Classics), by Georges Simenon

Review “One of the greatest writers of the twentieth century . . . Simenon was unequalled at making us look inside, though the ability was masked by his brilliance at absorbing us obsessively in his stories.” —The Guardian“I love reading Simenon. He makes me think of Chekhov.”—William Faulkner“The greatest of all, the most genuine novelist we have had in literature.”—André Gide“A supreme writer . . . unforgettable vividness.”—The Independent“Superb . . . The most addictive of writers . . . A unique teller of tales.”—The Observer“Compelling, remorseless, brilliant.”—John Gray“A truly wonderful writer . . . marvellously readable—lucid, simple, absolutely in tune with the workd he creates.”—Muriel Spark“A novelist who entered his fictional world as it he were a part of it.”—Peter Ackroyd“Extraordinary masterpieces of the twentieth century.”—John Banville

About the Author Georges Simenon (1903–1989) was born in Liège, Belgium. He is best known in the English-speaking world as the author of the Inspector Maigret books. His prolific output of more than four hundred novels and short stories has made him a household name in continental Europe.

Georges Simenon

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LOCK NO. 1

Translated by David Coward

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First published in French as L’ecluse no. 1 in Paris-Soir, in instalments from 23 May to 16 June 1933

First published in book form by Fayard 1933

This translation first published in Penguin Books 2015

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Title Page

About the Author

Chapter 1

Chapter 2

Chapter 3

Chapter 4

Chapter 5

Chapter 6

Chapter 7

Chapter 8

Chapter 9

Chapter 10

Chapter 11

EXTRA: Chapter 1 from Maigret

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Georges Simenon was born on 12 February 1903 in Liège, Belgium, and died in 1989 in Lausanne, Switzerland, where he had lived for the latter part of his life. Between 1931 and 1972 he published seventy-five novels and twenty-eight short stories featuring Inspector Maigret.

Simenon always resisted identifying himself with his famous literary character, but acknowledged that they shared an important characteristic:

My motto, to the extent that I have one, has been noted often enough, and I’ve always conformed to it. It’s the one I’ve given to old Maigret, who resembles me in certain points … ‘understand and judge not’.

Penguin is publishing the entire series of Maigret novels.

PENGUIN CLASSICS

LOCK NO. 1

‘I love reading Simenon. He makes me think of Chekhov’

– William Faulkner

‘A truly wonderful writer … marvellously readable – lucid, simple, absolutely in tune with the world he creates’

– Muriel Spark

‘Few writers have ever conveyed with such a sure touch, the bleakness of human life’

– A. N. Wilson

‘One of the greatest writers of the twentieth century … Simenon was unequalled at making us look inside, though the ability was masked by his brilliance at absorbing us obsessively in his stories’

– Guardian

‘A novelist who entered his fictional world as if he were part of it’

– Peter Ackroyd

‘The greatest of all, the most genuine novelist we have had in literature’

– André Gide

‘Superb … The most addictive of writers … A unique teller of tales’

– Observer

‘The mysteries of the human personality are revealed in all their disconcerting complexity’

– Anita Brookner

‘A writer who, more than any other crime novelist, combined a high literary reputation with popular appeal’

– P. D. James

‘A supreme writer … Unforgettable vividness’

– Independent

‘Compelling, remorseless, brilliant’

– John Gray

‘Extraordinary masterpieces of the twentieth century’

– John Banville

When you watch fish through a layer of water which prevents all contact between them and you, you see that they remain absolutely still for a long time, for no reason, and then, with a twitch of their fins, they dart away so that they can do nothing again somewhere else, except more waiting.

It was in the same state of stillness, and as if for no reason too, that the last number 13 Bastille-Créteil tram, lit up by its yellow lights, rumbled along the side of Carrières Wharf.

It looked as if it was going to stop at a side-road, just by a streetlight, but the conductor yanked the bell pull, and the vehicle clanked off towards Charenton.

In its wake, the wharf was left empty and stagnant, like a drowned landscape. To the right, barges rocked on the canal under the moon. A trickle of water escaped through a badly closed sluice. It was the only sound under a sky which was more tranquil and deeper than a lake.

Two bars were still lit up. They faced each other, each one on a street corner.

In one, five men were playing cards, slowly, not speaking. Three were wearing sailors’ or river pilots’ caps, and the landlord, who was sitting with them, was in shirt-sleeves.

In the other bar, no one was playing cards. There were just three men inside. They were sitting around a table, staring dreamily at small glasses of cheap brandy. The light was grey and smelled of sleep. From time to time, the black-moustached landlord, who was wearing a blue pullover, yawned before reaching for his glass with one hand.

Sitting opposite him was a short man overrun by thick, flaxen hair, like dry hay. He was either brooding or befuddled, or perhaps drunk? His rheumy eyes looked as though they were swimming through troubled waters and at intervals he would nod his head as if agreeing with his inner monologue while the man next to him, also a canal man, set his gaze free to wander outside, in the dark.

Time fled soundlessly. There was not even the tick of a clock. Next to the bar was a row of small, poky houses each with a garden round it, but all their lights were out. Then at number 8, came a detached house on six floors, already old and smoke-blackened, too narrow for its height. On the first floor, a few gleams filtered through venetian blinds. On the second, where there were no shutters, a crude blind made a rectangle of light.

Finally, directly opposite, on the canal bank, a heap of stones, sand, a crane, a number of empty carts.

Yet music pulsated through the air. It was coming from somewhere. It had to be found. Its source was further along than number 8, set back from the road, a wooden shed with a sign saying: Dance Hall.

No one was dancing. In fact the only person there was the fat woman who owned it. She was reading a newspaper and got up at intervals to feed a five-sou coin into the mechanical piano.

Sooner or later, somebody or something was bound to make a stir. It turned out to be the very hairy bargee from the bar on the right-hand side. He got to his feet unsteadily, stared at his empty glasses and did the calculation in his head while he searched through his pockets. When he had counted out the right money, he laid it on the smooth top of the wooden table, touched the peak of his cap and set a wavering course for the door.

The other two men looked at each other. The landlord winked. The fingers of the old man dithered uncertainly in thin air before settling on the door handle, and he swayed as he turned to shut the door behind him.

His footsteps were as audible as if the pavement had been hollow. The sound was irregular. He took three or four paces then stopped: he was either hesitating or concentrating on staying upright.

When he reached the canal, he collided with the metal railing which clanged, started down the stone steps and found himself on the unloading wharf.

The outlines of boats were clearly picked out by the moon. Their names were as easy to read as in broad daylight. The nearest barge, which was separated from the quayside by a plank which served as a gangway, was called the Golden Fleece. There were other boats behind it, both to the left and right, and they were at least five rows deep, some with holds open near a crane, waiting to be unloaded, others with their prows nudging the gates of the lock through which they would pass at first light, and lastly those hulks which are always to be seen, God knows why, loitering in and around canal ports, apparently having outlived their usefulness.

The old man, all alone in this motionless universe, hiccupped and stepped on to the plank, which bent under him. When he got to the middle, it occurred to him to turn round, perhaps for a sight of the windows of the bar. He managed the first part of the action, swayed, straightened his back and found himself in the water, hanging on to the plank with one hand.

He had not cried out. He hadn’t even gasped. There had been only a faint splash, which was already fading, for the man was barely moving. His forehead was furrowed as if something was forcing him to think. He braced his arms to haul himself up on to the plank. He failed, tried again, eyes staring, breathing heavily.

On the quayside, pressed close against the stone wall, two lovers listened, motionless, holding their breath. A car horn sounded in Charenton.

All of a sudden there was a howl, an extraordinary wail, which tore through the all-enveloping calm.

It was the old man in the water who was straining his throat in panic. He was no longer making any attempt to think. He was struggling like a madman, kicking out with his legs, making the water boil.

Then other sounds were heard round about. There was a stir on board a barge. Elsewhere the voice of a still half-sleeping woman spoke:

‘Aren’t you going to see what that is?’

Doors opened higher up, on the quayside, the doors of both bars. The couple under the wall moved apart, and the man said under his breath:

‘Quick! Go home!’

He took a few steps, hesitated and then called out:

‘Where?’

He heard the cry. It came again. Other voices came nearer, and people leaned over the railing.

‘What’s happened?’

The young man broke into a run and answered:

‘I don’t know yet. It’s that way … In the water …’

His girlfriend remained where she was, her hands clasped together, not daring to advance or retreat.

‘I can see him! … Come quick!’

As the shouts grew feebler, they turned into desperate gurgles. The young man could make out hands clinging to the plank and a head sticking out of the water, but he had no idea what to do. He waited, with his face turned towards the steps that led down to the wharf, and kept repeating:

‘Come quick!’

A voice said tonelessly:

‘It’s Gassin.’

Seven men now arrived, the five drinkers from one bar and two from the other.

‘Come nearer … You take one arm and I’ll get the other.’

‘Go careful on the plank.’

It sagged beneath their weight. From a hatch on the barge a female figure all in white, with fair hair, started to emerge.

‘Have you got him?’

The old man was no longer shouting. He hadn’t passed out. He was staring straight in front of him, uncomprehendingly, making no attempt to help his rescuers.

They hauled him up out of the water by stages. He was so limp that he had to be dragged on to the wharf.

The figure in white walked across the gangplank. She was young, wearing a long nightdress, with nothing on her feet, and the moonlight which lit her from behind picked out the lines of her naked body under the cotton. Only she still stared down at the water, which was becoming calm again, and then it was her turn to scream as she pointed at something as hazy and pallid as a jellyfish.

Two of the men who were tending the boatman turned to look, and when they too saw the milky patch on the black water they felt the same chill run up and down their spine.

‘Over there! … There’s a …’

They all looked, forgetting the boatman, who lay flat out on the stones of the wharf, which was criss-crossed by water runaways.

‘Bring us a boat-hook!’

It was the girl who fetched one from the deck of the barge and handed it to them.

It was no longer the same. Neither the atmosphere. Nor even the temperature of the night air! It felt suddenly colder, with pulses of warm air.

‘Have you got him?’

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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. surprising ending By Miss Ivonne Sometimes in a novel featuring Chief Inspector Maigret, the reader sees where the novel is headed, and the pleasure is seeing how Maigret gets there. But that’s not Lock No. 1. Instead, the novel’s resolution comes as such as surprise that I don’t see how anyone could have foreseen it.Boorish Émile Ducrau began at the bottom. After marrying the boss’ daughter (more about that later), Ducrau saved up to buy a barge, which he parlayed into an empire of barges, sandpits, chalk quarries, brick works, boat-repair yards, real estate and a dance hall, valued at 40 million francs. When he’s attacked at the lock at Charenton, a southeast suburb of Paris, pulled into the lock’s water and stabbed in the back, Ducrau’s incensed: He offers a reward of 20,000 francs for anyone solving the crime.Ducrau, boastful and unpolished, openly keeps a mistress upstairs at his own home, his poor beleaguered, self-effacing wife notwithstanding. The mistress doesn’t keep the womanizing Ducrau from dallying with the maid Mathilde. Maigret realizes the score immediately; however, it takes him a while to decipher why someone attacked Ducrau and then killed two others. To tell more would be ruin Georges Simenon’s classic, which was previously published as The Lock at Charenton and Maigret Sits It Out. Savor this very different Maigret novel.

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Lock #1 By Urceola This book conveys the parts of Europe far off of the tourist beaten path. The atmosphere is superbly well-developed, as are the characters themselves. There is suspense without gore, mystery without contrivance. This is altogether a superb reading experience.

2 of 6 people found the following review helpful. can not go wrong with MAIGET By tom Another Maigret story. Have read all 18 that have been translated (will read all 77 when they are translated. each story gets better, Simenon was one of the best writers of his time and his books show it. Takes only one night to read a good detivitive book.

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Buried beneath the streets in the holy city of Jerusalem, American tourist Siobhan McLane discovers an ancient inscription hidden for a thousand years. But the past will not give up its secrets easily. Before translation can even begin, terrorists want her dead and she finds herself framed for murder. With a disgraced former government agent as her only ally, Siobhan will have to confront her own past and discover the truth about the history of the Middle East. Peace in the most volatile region on earth hinges on a thousand-year-old lie, but she’ll need all her knowledge and all her courage to survive and warn the world.

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12 of 12 people found the following review helpful. Original approach to Palestinian issues, a way to peace or to conflagration? By books thru bifocals A young American student, Siobhan, submits her doctoral thesis in archeology, only to have it stolen by an associate professor, Hendricks. He accuses her of plagiarism, stating that the research is his, and submits it for publication. She is tossed out by the university and isn't able to complete her doctorate anywhere. Her background severely limits her job choices as well and she becomes a low salaried church secretary (despite her doubts about God permitting the loss of her life long dream.) Two years later, she is chosen for a scholarship when church members arrange a tour to Israel, which was the focus of her archeological thesis. She takes part in a "Dig for a Day" at a site she pinpointed as a probable location for evidence from when Mohamed visited Israel in 700. Siobahn finds an inscription validating her thesis, only to discover herself in mortal danger from a Hamas member who would do anything to keep her from uncovering the secret that refutes the Palestinian claim to the Dome of the Rock, built on the ruins of the Israeli temple. She escapes only to find herself labeled as a murderer of her coworkers at the site, killed by the hamas agent. She runs into the guide, who lead her tour, Cam. He was an American who transferred his citizenship to Israel and served as an Israeli agent until an ongoing disagreement with his boss lead to loss of his job. By assisting Siobhan, he is accused of terrorism. Can these two live long enough to have the false charges against them dropped? Cam who has many friends both Jewish and Muslim, is not in favor of making the find public, believing that fanatic Israelis will demand the Dome razed and the Temple rebuilt, resulting in war with massive casualties. if given the opportunity, will they decide to share the age old secret and trust that it will not result in a major middle eastern religious war? I really enjoyed this original approach to the problems in Israel, told through two Americans, neither of which is religious, and a Palestinian whose "faith" is based on bloodlust, revenge and political aspirations. The plot was a bit weak in places but the story was entertaining enough with sufficient suspense to keep me turning pages. I believe that this novel would attract a wide base of readers from all ages, middle school and older, male and female.

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