Month: May 2026

The Black Hand – Will Thomas

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Title: The Black Hand
Author: Will Thomas
Read By: Antony Ferguson
Copyright: 2008
Genre: Historical Mystery
Publisher: Tantor Audio
Series Name: Barker & Llewelyn
Position in Series: 05

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Total Duration: 7:47:07
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When an Italian assassin’s body is found floating in a barrel in Victorian
London’s East End, enquiry agent Cyrus Barker and his assistant Thomas
Llewelyn are called in to investigate. Soon corpses begin to appear
all over London, each accompanied by a Maf ia Black Hand note. As Barker
and Llewelyn dig deeper, they become entangled in the vendettas of rival
Italian syndicates — and it is no longer clear who is a friend or foe.–

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The Black Friar – S G MacLean

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Title: The Black Friar
Author: S. G. MacLean
Read By: Jonathan Keeble
Copyright: 2016
Audiobook Copyright: 2017
Genre: Historical Crime Fiction
Series Name: Damien Seeker
Position in Series: 02

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Total Duration: 11:13:19
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Rebellion in the city and a Royalist spy in his own ranks – Damian Seeker,
Captain of Oliver Cromwell’s guard, must eradicate both in this action-packed
historical thriller for fans of CJ Sansom, Rory Clements and The Three
Musketeers.

London, 1655, and Cromwell’s regime is under threat from all sides.
Damian Seeker, Captain of Cromwell’s Guard, is all too aware of the
danger facing Cromwell. Parliament resents his control of the army while
the army resents his absolute power. In the East End of London, a group
of religious fanatics plots rebellion. In the midst of all this, a stonemason
uncovers a perfectly preserved body dressed in the robes of a Dominican
friar, bricked up in a wall in the crumbling Black Friars.

Ill-informed rumours and speculation abound, but Seeker instantly recognises
the dead man. What he must discover is why he met such a hideous end
and what his connection was to the children who have started to disappear
from around the city. Unravelling these mysteries is challenging enough
and made still harder by the activities of dissenters at home, Royalist
plotters abroad and individuals who are not what they seem….

⌐2016 Shona MacLean (P)2017 WF Howes Ltd

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The Black Echo – Michael Connelly

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Title: The Black Echo
Author: Michael Connelly
Read By: Dick Hill
Copyright: 1992
Genre: Mystery
Publisher: Isis Audio
Series Name: Harry Bosch
Position in Series: 01

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From Publishers Weekly
Connelly, a crime reporter for the Los Angeles Times , transcends the
standard L.A. police procedural with this original and eminently authentic
first novel. Hieronymus (Harry) Bosch–former hero cop bumped from the
L.A. homicide desk to the lowly Beverly Hills squad–gets the call on
a drug death at Mulholland Dam. Harry recognizes the corpse as that
of a fellow soldier in Vietnam; both were "tunnel rats" who searched
for Viet Cong in the network of burrows beneath Vietnamese villages.
Investigation connects his old pal to an unsolved bank job–the vault
was tunneled into from the storm drains below–and Harry takes his information
to the FBI. The Bureau alerts the LAPD, which reactivates internal affairs
surveillance (the previous IAD episode is explained throughout the narrative),
only to have the FBI backtrack and request Harry as liaison on the case.
Paired with beautiful FBI agent Eleanor Wish, Harry makes sense of the
Vietnam connection to the bank job–a discovery that puts them both
in danger from deadly ex-Marines and a powerful insider from either
the LAPD or the FBI itself. Police higher-ups are somewhat cliched,
but Connelly avoids L.A. stereotypes and delivers this front-page story
with military precision. Copyright 1991 Reed Business Information, Inc.–

From School Library Journal
YA– Harry Bosch likes order, contends that there are no coincidences,
and keeps meticulous records in his “murder book.” When the body of
a former “tunnel rat” from Vietnam is found in a drainpipe, Harry
is the detective on duty and is called to the scene. His identification
of the body begins an investigation that leads to more murder, bank
robbery, heroin, diamonds, and betrayal. Connelly’s descriptions of
autopsies, murder scenes, and police procedure are vivid and realistic.
The use of acronyms and police jargon puts readers in the middle of
the action. A real page turner with gutty realism and an unusual twist.–
– Debbie Hyman, R. E. Lee High School, Springfield, VA Copyright 1992
Reed Business Information, Inc.

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Los Angeles police detective Hieronymus (a.k.a. Harry) Bosch discovers
something odd in what appears to be a routine drug overdose case. The
victim has a face from Harry’s past, a fellow "tunnel rat" from Vietnam
named Billy Meadows. Convinced that Meadows’s death is really murder,
Harry searches for the killers and soon clashes with the FBI, investigating
Meadows for another reason. Trying to walk through a minefield of deception
and corruption in high places, Harry works with FBI agent Eleanor Wish
to solve the case before they both get killed. Whose tracks have to
be covered at the cost of their lives? Fans of Joseph Wambaugh and William
Caunitz will enjoy this realistically detailed police procedural. Connelly,
a Pulitzer Prize-winning crime reporter for the Los Angeles Times ,
knows his turf well and demonstrates it in this complex and satisfying
thriller. This one could very well hit the best-seller lists; highly
recommended for any popular fiction collection. Dean James, Houston
Acad. of Medicine/Texas Medical Ctr. Lib.
Copyright 1992 Reed Business Information, Inc.

From AudioFile
Harry Bosch, LAPD homicide detective, finds the body of a Vietnam War
buddy. Investigating his drug overdose leads Harry to an unsolved bank
theft. This Edgar Award-winning novel is well-read by Lloyd Battista,
whose gravelly voice is perfect for Bosch. Other voices are equally
well done and easily distinguishable from each other, no mean feat in
this novel, which has scores of different characters. An intricately
plotted and exciting novel, The Black Echo is worth listening to. S.F.W.
(c)AudioFile, Portland, Maine

From Kirkus Reviews
Big, brooding debut police thriller by Los Angeles Times crime-reporter
Connelly, whose labyrinthine tale of a cop tracking vicious bank-robbers
sparks and smolders but never quite catches fire. Connelly shows off
his deep knowledge of cop procedure right away, expertly detailing the
painstaking examination by LAPD homicide detective Hieronymus (Harry)
Bosch of the death-scene of sometime junkie Billy Meadows, whom Bosch
knew as a fellow “tunnel rat” in Vietnam and who’s now o.d.’d in an
abandoned water tunnel. Pushing Meadows’s death as murder while his
colleagues see it as accidental, Bosch, already a black sheep for his
vigilante-like ways, further alienates police brass and is soon shadowed
by two nastily clownish Internal Affairs cops wherever he goes–even
to FBI headquarters, which Bosch storms after he learns that the Bureau
had investigated him for a tunnel-engineered bank robbery that Meadows
is implicated in. Assigned to work with beautiful, blond FBI agent Eleanor
Wish, who soon shares his bed in an edgy alliance, Bosch comes to suspect
that the robbers killed Meadows because the vet pawned some of the loot,
and that their subsequent killing of the only witness to the Meadows
slaying points to a turned cop. But who? Before Bosch can find out,
a trace on the bank-robbery victims points him toward a fortune in smuggled
diamonds and the likelihood of a second heist–leading to the blundering
death of the IAD cops, the unveiling of one bad cop, an anticipated
but too-brief climax in the L.A. sewer tunnels, and, in a twisty anticlimax,
the revelation of a second rotten law officer. Swift and sure, with
sharp characterizations, but at heart really a tightly wrapped package
of cop-thriller cliches, from the hero’s Dirty Harry persona to the
venal brass, the mad-dog IAD cops, and the not-so-surprising villains.
Still, Connelly knows his turf and perhaps he’ll map it more freshly
next time out.

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Catergory: Nonfiction, History, Reference, Study & Teaching, European General, Military

Discover the harrowing history of the Black Death…
In the mid-14th century, a deadly plague swept across Eurasia, decimating populations and leaving a lasting impact on society. Known as the Black Death, this catastrophe reshaped economies, religious beliefs, and the very fabric of medieval life. But how did it begin, and what were its far-reaching consequences?
This book delves into the origins, spread, and aftermath of one of the deadliest pandemics in human history. From its beginnings along the Silk Road to its devastation of European cities, the Black Death left no aspect of life untouched. You’ll uncover the gruesome realities of life during the plague, the societal upheaval, and the lasting legacy it left behind.
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• The Medical Misconceptions and Public Health Practices
• The Long-Term Legacy of the Black Death

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Description: "A magisterial history" (The Guardian) of humanity’s greatest natural disaster-the Black Death-that reveals the true global impact and terrible human cost of this calamity, from the renowned author of The Crusades and The Greatest Knight.
"Terrific-and truly terrifying. Thomas Asbridge puts a human face-or rather multiple faces-on the Black Death."-Eric Cline, author of 1177 B.C.
In the mid-fourteenth century, a lethal plague struck the medieval world, causing unimaginable suffering and destruction. The Black Death was unquestionably one of history’s defining episodes, yet a critical feature of its progress has often been ignored: the disease was not confined to Europe, but rather affected almost all of the known world, including the Near and Middle East, Byzantium, north Africa and Asia.
Tracing the pandemic’s course across the medieval globe, The Black Death contrasts the experiences of different peoples, including Christians, Muslims, and Jews, charting this catastrophe’s transformative effects on diverse aspects of medieval life. And crucially, Asbridge demonstrates that the plague was often at its most destructive in the Islamic world, where it ultimately played a role in the collapse of the mighty Mamluk Empire.
The Black Death also brings the human drama of this calamitous era to life, evoking the terror and the turmoil that beset cities such as London, Cairo, and Florence. Asbridge reconstructs the lives of the men, women and children who faced the Black Death-from ruling monarchs to peasant farmers-laying bare both the abject horror they endured and the courageous resolve they often demonstrated while striving to survive.
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Description: "A magisterial history" ( The Guardian ) of humanity’s greatest natural disaster-the Black Death-that reveals the true global impact and terrible human cost of this calamity, from the renowned author of The Crusades and The Greatest Knight.

"Terrific-and truly terrifying. Thomas Asbridge puts a human face-or rather multiple faces-on the Black Death."-Eric Cline, author of 1177 B.C.

In the mid-fourteenth century, a lethal plague struck the medieval world, causing unimaginable suffering and destruction. The Black Death was unquestionably one of history’s defining episodes, yet a critical feature of its progress has often been ignored: the disease was not confined to Europe, but rather affected almost all of the known world, including the Near and Middle East, Byzantium, north Africa and Asia.

Tracing the pandemic’s course across the medieval globe, The Black Death contrasts the experiences of different peoples, including Christians, Muslims, and Jews, charting this catastrophe’s transformative effects on diverse aspects of medieval life. And crucially, Asbridge demonstrates that the plague was often at its most destructive in the Islamic world, where it ultimately played a role in the collapse of the mighty Mamluk Empire.

The Black Death also brings the human drama of this calamitous era to life, evoking the terror and the turmoil that beset cities such as London, Cairo, and Florence. Asbridge reconstructs the lives of the men, women and children who faced the Black Death-from ruling monarchs to peasant farmers-laying bare both the abject horror they endured and the courageous resolve they often demonstrated while striving to survive.

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When the Central Hotel, a place of decidedly unsavory reputation, burned to the ground in a mysterious fire, the Edinburgh police were unable to disguise their delight. That is, until a body was found in the still-smoldering ashes, charred beyond all identification but with a bullet lodged in its skull. Now it’s five years later and Inspector John Rebus is following any leads in a vicious off-duty ambush that has put one of his favorite junior officers into a coma.
A cheap black notebook belonging to the wounded policeman contains a cryptic allusion to the almost-forgotten blaze, but crucial pieces of the puzzle obstinately refuse to fall into place. What could young Detective Sergeant Brian Holmes have learned to render him such a threat that he must be silenced at all costs? "The past is important," Rebus hardly needs to remind himself, yet the secrets he persists in uncovering are buried in layer upon layer of sordid and evil lies. Click to expand…
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