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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Some mornings the war never ends.For fourteen months, Marcus Vane has been a fisherman in a Greek village above a quiet gulf - drinking coffee at the same kafeneion, reading Cavafy, learning slowly how to be a man who is no longer at war. Then, on a Tuesday in late September, a black Audi parks under the lime trees outside the harbour. By mid-morning he is at a payphone in Preveza, dialling a London number he has not dialled in over a year.Thomas Greer is dead. Sixty-seven years old. Car off the Brenner Pass at four in the morning. His wedding ring missing. The Austrians are calling it ice. MI6 isn't.For eight months, Greer - counter-intelligence chief, and the man who recruited Marcus at Oxford twenty-two years earlier - had been quietly running a parallel investigation into a mole inside the Service. A traitor who has compromised four operations across six years. A traitor who has now killed to protect himself. Greer had narrowed his suspects to four. He never wrote the names down.Marcus has weeks, perhaps days, before the architecture of betrayal closes around him. From a windowless storage cupboard in Vauxhall Cross to a coffee house in Vienna's Eighth District, from a Roman restaurant in plain view of a Russian handler to a salt-edged cottage on the Dorset coast, he follows the money, the corridor glances, the small specific lies - against the conviction that the man who killed Thomas Greer is, right now, somewhere on the upper floors of his own building, having coffee.What he uncovers is not a single betrayal but the patient architecture of something much larger - and the discovery will cost him more than he is ready to pay.For readers of John le Carre, Mick Herron, Charles Cumming, and Daniel Silva. The Lisbon Exchange is a literary spy thriller in the great British tradition: slow-burning, character-driven, devastatingly precise. It is the first novel in the Marcus Vane series.Some betrayals don't end. They only wait. A retired MI6 officer is pulled back into the field to hunt the mole who murdered his mentor - a slow-burning literary spy thriller for readers of John le Carre and Mick Herron. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. She proved that forty-two thousand people exist. Which is exactly what makes them illegal.Dr. Yara Osei filed the most important record of her career. It was complete. It was true. Every fact in it can be certified across fourteen archives.And it has turned a hidden community - four generations who survived by being invisible - into a sixty-day administrative emergency. They have been seen. Now they must be resolved.Renash Tor has the answer, and it is a good one. Full retroactive citizenship. Legal homes. Everything they have wanted for a century. His price is a fifty-year seal on Yara's record.He will fix the harm - if she will stop documenting it.He does not go behind her back. He walks their corridors without security and answers questions for six hours, and does not lie once. Then he lets them vote.Meanwhile, in a dark colony at the edge of mapped space, Yara finds a second record - one that has been keeping a scrupulous, terrible account of her for eighty-six years. Every case. Every achievement. Every harm.Including the one she has never filed.What happens to a people the moment they are counted - and what happens to the woman who counted them?Book Two of THE HONEST MACHINE. Yara Osei's record proved forty-two thousand hidden people were real. Now they are legally illegal - and her enemy offers them citizenship in exchange for her silence. He never lies. And her truth was never hers to give. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A man is dead outside Kepler Station, tethered to the hull, eyes open - with alien mathematics burned into both retinas.Rael Doss was a maintenance technician. He was thirty-four. And officially, he never existed - because he came from a hidden community of forty-two thousand people living below a station deck, uncounted for four generations.Dr. Yara Osei investigates records. Her discipline is the both-things account: every fact true, achievement and harm held at equal weight. She has staked eleven years and twenty-three certified cases on a single conviction - that the record is a neutral instrument.It is not. And she has a body to prove it, filed nowhere.What Rael Doss saw runs deeper than one death: a gift given to humanity in 2198, half of it kept, half of it buried - the half that tells the truth. Someone has been waiting one hundred and eighty-nine years for an answer.And in Renash Tor, Yara faces an opponent who has never told a lie in his life. He doesn't need to. He keeps a ledger of four hundred and eleven people destroyed by true disclosures. He is about to publish her findings - accurately, completely, instantly.How do you fight a man whose weapon is the truth, and whose aim is better than yours?The Honest Machine, Book One. A dead man with alien mathematics burned into his eyes. A records investigator who believes the truth is a neutral instrument. And an opponent who has never told a lie in his life - and doesn't need to. Book One of The Honest Machine. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The man in the third row is not supposed to be alive.Marcus Vane sees him at nine-fourteen on a Tuesday morning at the funeral of a retired GCHQ analyst named Arthur Pemberton - a man who, six days ago, did not in fact die of a heart attack. The man in the third row is Teodor Nowak, a former Polish intelligence officer confirmed dead eighteen months earlier by three independent services. A dead man does not learn an Anglican hymn in fourteen minutes.Within thirty hours Marcus is in a hotel bar in Warsaw listening to Nowak explain a piece of legacy communications equipment in a Mokotow basement - fifteen years old, active every ninety-six hours, about to send false NATO orders to six allied nations on the morning of a vote in Brussels. Behind it: a thirty-year network with a political architect in a Hotel Amigo suite, an eighty-one-year-old woman in a Sarajevo bookshop, and a watcher inside MI6 who has been managing four investigations from the inside without ever being touched.This is the closure Marcus has been working toward for five years. It is also the moment he understands the work isn't finished - that the network has a designer above the designer, a name from a Cambridge tutorial in 1989, a fixed point in Belgrade that has been peripheral to every investigation he has ever run.The Warsaw Revenant is the fourth novel in the Marcus Vane series. The pace of a thriller. The texture of a novel. The patient, accumulating weight of people who do this work, what it costs them, and what remains on the record when it is done. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. One code. A city full of people who would kill to keep it buried. And one operative who just became the only person alive who can crack it.The Belgrade Cipher is a razor-sharp standalone spy thriller engineered for a single, sleepless sitting. A routine lead pulls our operative into a buried conspiracy at the heart of a restless city - and from the first move, every contact is a potential enemy and every hour spent breaking the cipher pulls the danger closer.It builds like a lit fuse and pays off like a detonation: a complete, twist-loaded arc with no cliffhanger and no sequel to wait on. If you devour Daniel Silva, Mick Herron, or classic le Carre, clear your evening - this is your next one-night binge. Atmospheric, morally grey, and impossible to put down once the first domino falls.Crack The Belgrade Cipher tonight and find out who you can really trust. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Your stress isn't a character flaw. It's chemistry-and chemistry responds to inputs.If your nervous system feels permanently switched on-racing thoughts at 2 a.m., a chest that won't unclench, anxiety spirals that hijack ordinary days-this book offers something better than willpower. It offers a set of small, specific, science-grounded adjustments that change how your body actually experiences stress.REWIRED translates the real neuroscience of the stress response into tools you can use in fifteen minutes a day. You'll learn how to down-regulate a panicking nervous system through breath, movement, cold, light, and timing-not as vague wellness advice, but as concrete levers backed by decades of research. No personality overhaul. No hour-long meditations. Just the two or three techniques that reliably move your needle, run on repeat.Honest about the science, gentle with the reader, and ruthlessly practical, REWIRED is for the millions of people living with ordinary-but genuinely difficult-levels of stress, anxiety, and overwhelm who are tired of being told to simply relax.This book is a companion to professional care, never a replacement for it. Your stress is chemistry, and chemistry responds to inputs. A practical, science-grounded guide to calming your nervous system, stopping anxiety spirals, and rebuilding stress resilience in fifteen minutes a day. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. You are not broken. You are carrying something you were never taught to name.Most people picture trauma as a single catastrophic event. But the wounds that quietly run our lives are usually smaller and harder to see: the childhood where your feelings were inconvenient, the relationship that taught you to shrink, the years of being the strong one who never got to fall apart. You may not call it trauma. Your body does.The Trauma You Don't Think You Have is a clear, compassionate guide to the stress your nervous system never fully released. Drawing on the science of how the body stores fear, tension, and unspoken grief, it explains why you over-apologize, why you go numb, why you brace for criticism that isn't coming, and why "just letting it go" has never worked.Inside, you'll discover: how unprocessed experiences live in the body long after the mind moves on; the difference between healing and simply coping; practical, grounded tools to calm a dysregulated nervous system; and how to finally feel safe in your own life. This is not about reliving your past. It's about releasing what it left behind.Honest, warm, and refreshingly free of jargon, this book is for anyone who has ever thought, "Other people had it worse, so why do I still feel like this?" The answer is here, and so is the way forward. Most trauma doesn't come from one disaster-it's the quiet stress your body never released. This warm, jargon-free guide helps you understand what you carry and finally feel safe in your own life. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. A letter with no postmark. A wax seal pressed in haste. An old friend who writes a single, chilling word: fear.When Thomas Ashworth is summoned to Ravenswood Hall for a weekend gathering of old acquaintances, he expects awkward reunions and stale brandy-not a host trembling behind a forced smile, not a houseful of guests with every reason to lie, and certainly not a death that the storm and the bolted doors insist is impossible.Set in the candlelit gloom of Victorian England, 1887, THE SHADOW ON RAVENSWOOD HALL is a classic country-house murder mystery in the grandest tradition: a great house cut off by the rain, a circle of suspects bound together by old secrets, and one clear-headed outsider forced to separate truth from performance before the shadow claims another victim.For readers who love Agatha Christie, Anthony Horowitz, and the golden-age whodunit-atmospheric, twisting, and built to be devoured in a single night. A storm-locked manor. A houseful of guests with secrets. A death that cannot have happened. A classic Victorian country-house murder mystery in the tradition of Agatha Christie. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. You give and give-and somewhere along the way, you vanish.If you read the room before you know your own feelings, say yes when everything in you means no, and measure your worth by how needed you are, this book is for you. LOVE WITHOUT DISAPPEARING is a clear, compassionate guide out of people-pleasing and codependency-not by walling yourself off or putting yourself first at everyone's expense, but by learning to stay fully yourself inside connection.Drawing on the clinical and recovery literature on codependency, Brian Courrier maps the quiet patterns that erase you: the over-functioning, the conflict-avoidance, the rescuing that feels like love but slowly costs you everything. Then he offers practical, doable tools for setting boundaries without guilt, tolerating other people's discomfort, and rebuilding a self that doesn't disappear the moment someone needs something.Warm, honest, and free of shame, this is the first book in The Healing in Plain Sight series-for anyone who loves deeply and is ready to stop losing themselves in the process.This book is an educational guide and a companion to professional care, not a replacement for it. Break free from people-pleasing and codependency without losing your ability to love. A warm, practical guide to setting boundaries, staying yourself in connection, and no longer disappearing into other people. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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