Bryan Flynn Bücher

Es ist Heiligabend und Sir Eustace Vernon hat eine kleine Gesellschaft eingeladen, um bei einem Dinner Weihnachten zu feiern. Während des festlichen Abendessens jedoch bestürzt Sir Vernon eine geheime Botschaft in seinem roten Knallbonbon dermaßen, dass er sich ohne weitere Erklärung in sein Studierzimmer zurückzieht. Die Gäste schenken dem sonderbaren Vorgang wenig Beachtung und lassen sich nach dem Essen zu einer Partie Bridge im Spielezimmer nieder. Erst einige Stunden später wundern sie sich über Sir Eustaces lange Abwesenheit. Kurz vor Mitternacht dann ertönt ein Schrei, und der Butler Purvis wird tot aufgefunden. Sir Austin Kemble und Anthony Bathurst von Scotland Yard, die zufällig in der Gegend unterwegs sind, werden informiert und nehmen die Ermittlungen auf. Bald stellen sie fest, dass im altehrwürdigen Herrenhaus von Sir Eustace nichts so ist, wie es auf den ersten Blick scheint … ›Die Morde von Mapleton‹ ist ein im besten Sinne klassischer Weihnachtskrimi – und Anthony Bathurst ein bisher unbekannter Ermittler aus dem Goldenen Zeitalter des Detektivromans, den es nun zu entdecken gilt.

Set in the backdrop of 1938, this mystery unfolds with intricate plot twists and a captivating narrative. The story delves into the complexities of human nature and the pursuit of truth, featuring a cast of intriguing characters who each harbor secrets. As the protagonist navigates through deception and danger, the tension builds, leading to a gripping resolution that reveals the unexpected connections between the characters. The novel's timeless themes of trust and betrayal resonate throughout, making it a compelling read for mystery enthusiasts.

Following their last battle, Dr. Eggman's been mysteriously absent from Sonic's life. What shocking secret will Sonic discover when he learns the bad doctor's whereabouts? Collects issues #5-8 of the ongoing series.

Set in a world where murder is a casual pastime, this narrative delves into the darkly humorous and intriguing lives of characters who engage in lethal activities with nonchalance. The story explores the absurdity of their actions, blending wit and suspense as the characters navigate their deadly hobbies. With a unique take on crime and morality, it invites readers to reflect on the nature of violence in society, all while maintaining an entertaining and engaging tone.

I was awakened by a piercing scream that echoed and re-echoed through the house. It came from the floor below! “Murder! Murder! Help! Help! Murder!” The setting is Considine Manor in Sussex, where Sir Charles is holding his annual Cricket Week. But the house-party is marred by the discovery of a dead body in the billiard room, not to mention the fact that Lady Considine’s pearls have been stolen. Can Inspector Baddeley catch the criminal, or will it take the super-sleuth Anthony Lotherington Bathurst to discover the diabolical truth? The Billiard-Room Mystery was originally published in 1927. This new edition features an introduction by crime fiction historian Steve Barge.

Originally published as Sonic the Hedgehog issues #1-4--Copyright page.

In space, no one can hear you laugh! Writer Ian Flynn (Sonic the Hedgehog, Mega Man, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles) and artist Tracy Yardley (Sonic Universe, Hero Cats) revitalize COSMO THE MERRY MARTIAN as part of the Archie Action line-up, bringing the classic 1950s space alien into the present day in an all-new series! Get ready for out of this world fun in the ALL-NEW sci-fi adventure series COSMO! Join Cosmo and his Space-Ace Martian crew as they find adventure and dangers in the deepest corners of space! Their latest mission turns into a much larger adventure when they stumble upon their most unique specimen yet: A panicked human!

Exploring the complexities of identity and perception, the narrative delves into the dynamics of anonymity and self-definition. The protagonist, Sheila Delaney, grapples with the tension between how she is perceived by others and her own understanding of those around her. This introspective journey raises questions about the nature of relationships and the hidden layers of personal identity, inviting readers to reflect on the significance of knowing and being known.

The story revolves around a murder that occurs immediately after a horse triumphs at the Derby, intertwining themes of luck and fate. The intriguing scenario sets the stage for a mystery that challenges the characters, particularly a doctor, to unravel the circumstances surrounding the crime. It promises a blend of suspense and wit as they navigate the unexpected twists that follow this shocking event.

A shocking murder unfolds as Mr. Laurence P. Stewart is discovered dead in his library, his skull brutally battered. The investigation delves into the circumstances surrounding his violent demise, unveiling secrets and potential motives among those close to him. As the plot thickens, the quest for justice reveals intriguing character dynamics and hidden truths, keeping readers on the edge of their seats.