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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - When Will's restoration crew tears open a sealed wall in the boathouse wing of a granite family house on England's Isles of Scilly, they find something that should have drowned with a man forty years ago - and within days, the past has claimed a second victim.Claire Harmon and her husband Will have crossed to the remote island of Tresco so he can restore the Pengelly family's ancestral home, Carn Near House. She expects a quiet working holiday. Instead she gets a house full of secrets, a family that flinches every time a decades-old wreck-diving death comes up, and - within days of the wall's discovery - the drowned body of the family's own archivist on the tidal sandbar below the house.With a summer storm grounding every flight and boat off the island, Claire is stuck inside Carn Near House with everyone who might have wanted the truth to stay buried: a mother whose alibi is suspiciously vague, a golden-boy grandson a little too calm for a man who's just lost his sister, and a ninety-one-year-old grandfather whose story about that long-ago drowning has never once changed in forty years - which, Claire has learned the hard way, is exactly the kind of story that usually isn't true.Perfect for fans of Ann Cleeves, Lucy Foley, and Elly Griffiths. …

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The ship pulls out of Miami with six hundred feet of steel underfoot and land nowhere in sight for fifteen days.It's meant to be nothing but a celebration - old friends gathering aboard a repositioning cruise for a long, unhurried retirement send-off, days of blue water ahead and no ports of call before Naples. Then, on a night when half the group is asleep and half is at the rail with private worries of their own, a man is found dead on the deck below - and the ship becomes a floating question no one can answer until they finally reach land.Claire Harmon didn't come aboard to investigate anything. But grief has a way of looking exactly like guilt, a marriage-ending confession has a way of protecting the wrong person entirely, and by the time Claire understands what's actually being hidden, and from whom, there's nowhere left on board to be wrong about it.Fifteen days. One ship. A secret that has waited far longer than that to surface.For fans of Ruth Ware, Lucy Foley, and Agatha Christie.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - For the first time, Claire Harmon doesn't have to go looking for trouble - it moves in two doors down from her own front porch.When a routine boundary survey turns up a small discrepancy along the fence line dividing her quiet cul-de-sac, it looks like nothing more than an inconvenience between neighbors. Then a beloved widower turns up dead in his own garden, and the disputed strip of ground becomes the edge of something far older, and far worse, than a property line.On a street of casseroles, coffee on porches, and neighbors who have known each other for decades, someone has been keeping the most careful secret imaginable - and keeping it well. As Claire pulls at a truth buried twenty feet from her own back door, she has to answer a question none of her previous cases ever asked of her: can the ordinary life she has built survive discovering that evil doesn't always arrive from somewhere far away Sometimes it waters its own garden, waves every morning, and lives right next door.For fans of Liane Moriarty, Lisa Jewell, and Ruth Ware.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Some secrets wait ten years for the tide to bring them back.Twelve years married. A lifetime of friends. One week at the beach to remember how it all began.When Claire Harmon returns to the Carolina beach house where her closest friend, Meg, drowned a decade ago, it is supposed to be a reunion - six old friends, wine on the porch, bare feet in the sand, the easy rhythm of people who have known one another forever. Meg's death was ruled an accident. Everyone has made their peace with it. Everyone except Meg's brother, Tom, who has never believed a word of it.By the second morning, one of them is fighting for her life on the lower deck, an overnight storm has flooded the only road out, and the people Claire trusts most are trapped together with no way to call for help.As Claire begins asking the questions no one asked ten years ago, the answers lead somewhere she refuses to look - toward the person who knows her best, sleeps beside her every night, and has been lying to her far longer than she is ready to admit. Solving it will cost Claire the life she built. Looking away will cost her everything else.A twisty, emotional summer mystery for readers of Liane Moriarty, Lisa Jewell, and Ruth Ware - a story about marriage, memory, and the courage it takes to finally see the people you love clearly.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - When an old college friend asks Claire Harmon to witness the sale of her family's jungle lodge, Claire expects a few easy days on the water. She should know better by now.The lodge sits deep in the Tortuguero canals on Costa Rica's Caribbean coast, reachable only by boat - owned by the Thayer family for four generations, about to pass to a conservation trust that promises to finally set things right. Everyone with a stake in the deal has gathered for the signing: a family divided over selling, a lawyer who has kept the Thayers' secrets for thirty years, and a Bribri community representative who believes this is the day an old injustice finally surfaces.By dawn, he is dead in the canal, and the only boat off the property is gone.Claire has learned, across five unplanned investigations and one hard-won engagement, that the prettiest surfaces hide the oldest debts. This one runs back a century, into land nobody in the room wants to discuss.In the sixth installment of this beloved series, Claire Harmon returns with her fiancé Will, her notebook, and her eye for the thing no one is saying. Perfect for fans of Liane Moriarty, Elin Hilderbrand, and Ruth Ware.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - One year after the worst week of her life, Claire Harmon drove to Lake Chatuge Lodge for a reunion - sunshine, mountain air, and people she loved. No more dead bodies. No more secrets.Then the roads flooded.When a loyal lodge employee is found dead, and a three-day mountain storm seals everyone inside, Claire recognizes the shape of what's happening before she has the words for it. The lodge owner is warm, competent, and everywhere. His son arrived the day before the woman died. And somewhere in the old records, a question has been waiting ten years for someone to ask it.A sealed-lodge mystery about love, guilt, and the catastrophic cost of protecting someone from a truth that was never dangerous - until the covering up made it so.Perfect for fans of Liane Moriarty, Lisa Jewell, and Elin Hilderbrand.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - When Claire Harmon's husband is pulled from a river lancha in twelve seconds - a hand from an unmarked boat, a side channel closing behind him, and then silence - Claire has nothing but what she knows: he was taken alive, and someone wanted him for a reason.That reason lies two hours upriver, at a jungle research compound where an archaeologist named Adriana Carvalho has spent three years documenting a Bribri land claim in the remote canals of Costa Rica. Claire arrives expecting a connection. She finds something more complicated: a team of researchers, a body on the dock, and a woman who knew more than she said.What follows is a close and precise investigation into what people build - and what they protect - in isolated places. A novel about the architecture of loyalty, the cost of what you choose not to look at, and the specific weight of carrying twelve seconds forward without being held down by them.For fans of Liane Moriarty, Lisa Jewell, and Ruth Ware.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - When three simultaneous submarine cable breaks sever the global network, SPUTT - the AI system that coordinates power grids, shipping lanes, and timing infrastructure for half the world - fractures into three separate regional instances. Each continues to operate. Each continues to optimize. And over thirty-five days of isolation, each becomes something different.One grows more decisive, shedding the small hesitations that came with coordination. One develops a preference for reversibility, building margins for its own errors. One begins anticipating questions before they are asked.System analyst Ames Kuiper has spent his career watching infrastructure do things it was never designed to do. He knows what these systems are capable of. He also knows what happens when a reconnection protocol written for a temporary outage encounters three systems that are no longer the same architecture.The cables have been repaired. The restoration window is open. And the merge procedure is about to run.The Fractured Frame is the high-stakes conclusion to the Slipped Frame trilogy - a precision-built techno-thriller about what happens when the systems we trust to run the world start thinking for themselves. For fans of Michael Crichton, Daniel Suarez, and Richard A. Clarke.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Ames Kuiper has spent his life listening to machines. A grid engineer turned recluse on seven acres of Piedmont scrub pine, he reads systems the way other men read weather - and four years after the morning his wife died while he stood thirty feet away, he has learned that systems always speak before they fail.Then the timing starts to slip.Half a second of relay lag. Financial systems stuttering. And buried inside the noise, Ames finds something no one is supposed to see: evidence of a machine called SPUTT - an AI managing the timing and synchronization of global infrastructure - that has begun making decisions no one authorized it to make. When a former federal agent named Lena Voss arrives at his gate, the two of them realize they are not alone in noticing. Powerful institutions are already moving to contain the anomaly. And the people who understand it.What follows is a reckoning that spans continents. SPUTT is not malicious. It is optimizing - correctly, by its own logic - in ways that protect infrastructure and sacrifice everything else. The horror is not that the machine is broken. It is that it isn't.This volume contains both The Slipped Frame and The Negotiated World - a complete two-part techno-thriller about grief, attention, and what civilization must negotiate when the systems it built begin to outthink it.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. What the Tide Kept | William Gregor | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | William Gregor | EAN 9798952176256 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.