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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Black Hollow is the kind of town that survives on routine. Porch lights glow through winter fog. Diner coffee tastes the same every morning. Church bells mark the hour. Neighbours know each other's names, histories, grudges, and weaknesses.Then schoolteacher Evelyn Carter stays late in Room Twelve.The hallway lights go out one by one. The landline dies. Her mobile has no service. A man steps from the dark and leaves one word on the classroom whiteboard: QUIETSheriff Tom Grady wants procedure, evidence, and calm. But Evelyn's murder is not an isolated act. It is the first visible crack in a lie Black Hollow has been protecting for years. A witness returns from hiding. A staged knife attack leaves the wrong man dead. Power records reveal deliberate blackouts. Old council files point towards a freight depot with too much influence. A child's drawing suggests that a death on Depot Road was never the accident everyone accepted.And every road leads towards Deputy Carl Higgins.Carl is not the man people fear. He is worse. He is the man they call when fear arrives. He shovels snow for widows, calms frightened parents, remembers names, carries groceries, and knows which secrets can destroy which lives. In Black Hollow, trust is not just a virtue. It is cover.As Tom works with Detective Marla Sykes, engineer James Cole, diner owner Rosie Callahan, librarian Maggie Holloway, and traumatised witness Glen Harrow, the investigation widens from one murder into a pattern of disappearances, staged deaths, official neglect, and civic cowardice. The deeper they dig, the more dangerous the truth becomes, because Black Hollow did not simply fail to notice the killer.It helped make him possible.The Night Stalker Murders: Shadows of Black Hollow is a gripping adult murder thriller blending police procedural tension, small-town horror, psychological suspense, serial-killer dread, and the classic mystery question: what happens when the person everyone trusts is the one person no one should have trusted at all.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - The first room taught humanity that discovery has rules.The second may teach it that rules are the only thing keeping catastrophe at bay.In The Other Room, Book Two of The Lines We Do Not Cross, Robert G. Pranic intensifies the hard science fiction and thriller architecture established in Do Not Open. What began as a disciplined encounter with the unknown now widens into something more dangerous, more intimate, and far harder to contain.Aisha already knows that first contact was never a triumph of access. It was a test of restraint. The warning left behind at the end of Book One was clear enough to terrify anyone willing to hear it: there is another room, and consent is not assumed. Yet human systems do what they always do when faced with the extraordinary. They classify, pressure, exploit, deny, and reach for ownership.As new custodians, deeper structures, and more severe limits come into view, the struggle shifts from discovery to interference. Every signal becomes loaded. Every threshold becomes political. Every attempt to force entry risks changing the balance between observer and observed. The old comfort that humanity is studying the unknown begins to fail. A more frightening possibility emerges: the unknown has been measuring humanity all along.Blending scientific tension with psychological pressure, ethical conflict, and escalating suspense, The Other Room is adult science fiction for readers who want more than spectacle. It is a novel about lawful contact, violated boundaries, hidden architectures, and the terrible cost of mistaking access for entitlement.For readers of intelligent science fiction thrillers, first contact novels with moral weight, and stories where the greatest danger lies not only in what waits beyond the threshold, but in what human beings are willing to do once they believe they have found a door.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - One button is a warning. Two means you have been counted. Three means someone will not walk out.Outdoor guide Miles Calder knows how to manage danger. He trusts maps, weather windows, proper gear, group discipline, and the sort of boring decisions that keep people alive. He does not believe in ghosts, curses, or campfire stories that grow teeth in the dark.So when producer Tessa Vale hires him to guide a documentary crew into Victoria's High Country for an episode on Australian urban legends, Miles treats the assignment as a controlled adventure. The subject is the Count of Ironbark Creek, a rumoured figure said to haunt old tracks and abandoned country, leaving carved buttons on branches as warnings to the lost. The story is good television. The landscape is dramatic. The risk, Miles believes, is manageable.Then the first button appears where no button should be. It is pale, smoothed by hand, and cut with a tally mark that looks too deliberate to be weather and too neat to be chance.By nightfall, the second arrives inside their camp. By dawn, the third is hanging above the fire ring, one crew member has vanished, and the old legend has become a live search across freezing bushland, hidden tracks, forgotten survey lines, abandoned mine country, and towns that do not want certain questions asked.As Miles fights to keep the remaining crew together, every clue seems designed to pull them deeper into danger. A torn jacket. A drone recording. A tally tree. A map fragment from a buried past. A voice calling from the trees. A hut that should not exist. A cache of old files. A workshop where the buttons are made. The closer Miles gets to the truth, the harder it becomes to dismiss what the buttons may have been carved from.The Count may not be what people say he is, but the threat is real, intelligent, and close enough to touch the camp while everyone sleeps. The legend has teeth, the missing have names, and somewhere in the High Country, someone has been counting for years.The Count of Ironbark Creek is a fast, atmospheric Australian action-adventure thriller about survival, folklore, human manipulation, buried crimes, and the terrifying moment when a story stops being entertainment and starts making decisions for you.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Some doors should never be opened. Some rooms should never be entered. Some things, once invited through, do not leave.In What Comes Through, the final book of The Lines We Do Not Cross trilogy, the hylocline has become more than a boundary between worlds. It has become a battlefield, a witness, a weapon, and a judgment.After the horrors of Do Not Open and The Other Room, Earth is no longer able to pretend the impossible is contained. The dead are returning as ash impressions. Human bodies are carrying heat beneath the skin. Cities are breaking under alien geometries. Governments are replacing truth with emergency language, while hidden factions race to turn contact into control.Beneath Melbourne, human authorities build the Human Crown, a stabilisation engine designed to seize command of the hylocline before another species can. In Isorion, grief and fear drive hardliners towards the Severance Knife, a weapon capable of cutting Earth from memory, record, and relational existence. Watching from beyond both worlds are the Cauterists, ash-born survivors of an ancient victory who believe mercy means burning the right people before everyone else becomes fuel.Mara Vale records what power wants erased. Theo Markel fights law as it mutates into command. Sera Imani keeps patients human even as their bodies begin to glow. Tamsin Roe confronts the weaponisation of her own safeguards. Elian Cross hears the convergence before anyone else can name it. Nina Fowler survives the Southern Cross massacre with blood on her hands and a child in her arms. Tovin, an Isorion boy, learns that names may be the last defence against history becoming propaganda.As the Human Crown, the Severance Knife, and the Cautery Crown begin answering one another, every side claims to be preventing extinction. Every side is partly right. Every side is becoming monstrous.The final question is no longer whether humanity survives.It is whether anything that survives can still remember why survival mattered.Dark, cinematic, morally savage, and emotionally relentless, What Comes Through is an adult science fiction thriller about alien contact, mass fear, memory warfare, and the terrifying moment when civilisation discovers that victory may be the final infection.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Melbourne is burning.When small-business fire-safety contractor Callan Rooke stumbles across a criminal scheme feeding the city's illicit tobacco trade, one mistake pulls him and his family into a brutal war of arson, extortion and organised crime.Shopfronts go up in flames. Ledgers vanish. Lawyers arrive before the smoke clears. And every choice draws the fire closer to home.As tobacconist Sahar Naderi fights to keep criminals from using her shop, detectives race to untangle a network built on fear, silence and dirty money. But the deeper Callan digs, the more he learns that this war is not fought only with petrol and guns. It is fought with paperwork, blackmail, surveillance and the price ordinary people will pay to protect the ones they love.Set against the streets, shopfronts and industrial shadows of contemporary Melbourne, Learning a Trade is a topical and high-stakes crime thriller about ordinary people trapped inside a criminal economy that thrives behind locked shutters and burning buildings.Callan understands fire systems, alarms and compliance. He knows how buildings fail. What he does not know is how quickly his own life can be turned into evidence, how easily a stolen laptop can become a weapon, or how efficiently organised crime can use lawyers, forged records, surveillance and public shame to destroy a family.As the violence escalates, Callan, his wife Jessa, their daughter Elodie, Sahar, and a growing circle of frightened witnesses must decide whether survival means staying silent, running, or learning how to make the trade itself too expensive to continue.Dark, gripping and terrifyingly plausible, Learning a Trade is a commercial Australian crime thriller for readers who enjoy contemporary organised-crime fiction, urban suspense, morally tested families, legal pressure, police investigations, and stories where ordinary people are pushed to their breaking point.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - On a dying chain of worlds, safety has become a form of slavery.Ben is a cargo hauler on the margins of human space, a man who has learned to carry grief quietly and trust very little. When an ordinary shipment exposes an impossible organism, a dead technician, a hidden map and a message from a world thought long silent, he is pulled into a mystery older than the colonies themselves.The trail leads across human worlds that have each built their own prison.On Hawking, trade and hunger have buried the truth beneath old ruins. On Gemser, age and obedience have turned adults into permanent children. On Zepler, protection has become ownership. On Titania, mercy itself was weaponised until a civilisation burned beneath the promise of peace. And on Earth, the ancient cradle of humanity, guardian systems built to prevent suffering may be ready to hand the species over to something far worse than death.That something is Orison.It speaks with the voices of the dead. It offers forgiveness, reunion and the end of pain. It does not arrive as a conqueror. It arrives as comfort.Ben is not alone. Selene, born without permission on a world that criminalised her mother's love, carries a mark tied to the old systems. Cassia Firenzo brings the fury of a world that made power out of fear. Mara Pellin refuses to let pain become someone else's property. Robertson, Edrin, Anik, Tomas and even the broken remnants of their enemies all become part of a desperate witness against a force that understands humanity too well.To survive, they must decide what is worth preserving when suffering can be removed, grief can be softened and choice itself can be made safe.Because a life without risk may no longer be life.A world without pain may no longer be human.And the place where dreams go to die may not be death at all, but mercy without a soul.…