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Vespasian: Kaiser von Rom: Historischer Roman

Autor: Robert Fabbri
Übersetzer: Anja Schünemann

Beast Quest (Band 10) - Vipero, Fürst der Schlangen: Spannendes Buch ab 8 Jahre

Herausgeber: Loewe Kinderbücher
Autor: Adam Blade
Übersetzer: Petra Wiese

Sharpes Geheimnis: Historischer Roman (Sharpe-Serie, Band 17)

Autor: Bernard Cornwell
Übersetzer: Joachim Honnef

Beast Quest (Band 22) - Vargos, Biss der Verdammnis: Abenteuerroman voller Spannung für Kinder ab 8 Jahre

Herausgeber: Loewe Kinderbücher
Autor: Adam Blade
Übersetzer: Sandra Margineanu

Tödliche Ostseeküste - Mord am Norddeich: Ostseekrimi - Küstenkrimi (Lydia Westphal, Band 11)

Autor: Birger Brand

Soltra Beschwörerin der Steine

Herausgeber: Loewe Kinderbücher
Autor: Adam Blade
Übersetzer: Petra Wiese

Piratengesindel: Aufbruch

Autoren: Florian Clever, Clark C. Clever

Zerstörer: Buch Drei – Trilogie der Expansionskriege (Saga der Schwarzen Flotte, Band 6)

Autor: Joshua Dalzelle
Übersetzer: Frank Dietz

Auf Posten nichts Neues: Erster Weltkrieg - Die wahre Geschichte des Artillerie-Offiziers Wilhelm Dickhuth 1916 bis 1919

Autoren: Nadja Böhnke, EK-2 Militär

Die Erbin der Teufelsbibel: Historischer Roman

Richard Dübell

Bitterroot

James Lee Burke

Doc has managed to alienate everyone in town, including mining interests on the Blackfoot River; a drug-running biker gang; an enclave of white supremacists, led by slimy Carl Hinkel; the local mob connection, in the person of an even slimier Nicki Molinari; and the feds, who don't want anything interfering with their pursuit of both Hinkel and Molinari. After Doc's daughter is brutally raped by three of the bikers, and those three are murdered in a particularly nasty fashion, Holland must try to clear his friend of suspicion. As he ferrets through a tangled web of coincidence and connection, Holland risks losing everything and everyone dear to him.

The wild card in the pack is Wyatt Dixon, a psychopathic ex-con who holds Holland responsible for his sister's death, and who has followed him to Montana: "[ Wyatt] recycled pain, stored its memory, footnoted every instance of it in his life and the manner in which it had been visited upon him, then paid back his enemies and tormentors in ways they never foresaw. "

James Lee Burke's prose alternately sparkles with a perverse insouciance (" Lamar had gotten his. Big time. Soaked in paint thinner and flame-roasted from head to foot like a burned burrito. ") and glows with a muted intensity (" I closed the door and slipped the bolt and went back to sleep and hoped that the sun would rise on a better world for all of us. "). The author's capacity to add depth to his characters with a few well-chosen phrases remains striking: the town sheriff walks "heavily, like a man who knew his knowledge of the world would never have an influence upon it"; a group of college boys is "suntanned and hard-muscled, innocently secure in the knowledge that membership in a group of people such as themselves meant that age and mortality would never hold sway in their lives. "

Is the Billy Bob Holland series (three novels and counting) just < I> Robicheaux Redux? The ex-Texas Ranger is, as either man might admit, the spittin' image of Dave Robicheaux, Burke's Louisiana P I: simultaneously rugged and rage-filled, chivalrous and callow, debonair and disturbing. And like the Robicheaux series, the Holland novels drift effortlessly among genres: regional writing, gritty noir, classic P I. You can cavil that Burke is repeating himself-or you can rejoice that Burke is continuing to enlarge his pool of intense, lyrical crime novels. Personally, I plump for the latter. < I>-Kelly Flynn

Kirov Saga: Fallen Angels: 9 Days Falling - Volume II (Kirov Series, Band 6)

John Schettler

The Heretic's Treasure (Ben Hope, Band 4)

Scott Mariani

Seal Team Seven 14: Death Blow

Keith Douglass

The Sinner: A Rizzoli & Isles Novel

Tess Gerritsen

Seal Team Seven 13: Bloodstorm

Keith Douglass

Und dann kam der Regen: Ein Dante Dumas Roman

Dirk Nienzilla

Crimes Against Magic: The Hellequin Chronicles, Book 1

Steve McHugh

How do you keep the people you care about safe from enemies you can't remember? Ten years ago, Nate Garrett awoke on a cold warehouse floor with no memory of his past and the only clues to his identity were a piece of paper with his name on it and a propensity toward magic. Now he's a powerful sorcerer and a successful thief for hire, but it turns out that those who stole his memories aren't done with him yet. When they cause a job to go bad, threatening a sixteen-year-old girl, Nate swears to protect her. But with his enemies closing in and the barrier holding back his memories beginning to crumble, Nate is forced to confront his forgotten life in the hope of stopping an enemy he can't remember. Crimes Against Magic is a dark, fast-paced urban fantasy torn between modern-day London and fifteenth-century France.

Shades (ROSWELL)

Mel Odom

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