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Michael Lynes

    Arabian Noir
    The Red Citadel
    There Is a Reaper: Losing a Child to Cancer
    The Heretic's Daughter
    Blood Libel
    • 'Immensely gripping and suspenseful' Sophie Hannah, New York Times Bestseller 1495 Seville, Andalusia. Can Isaac find the real killer to save his best friend from execution? The Inquisition is determined to execute heretics like Isaac - those who practice Judaism in secret. Friends and family are arrested and set against each other. Isaac's best friend is accused of heresy, and he is forced to choose between him and his own family. King Ferdinand offers to help him - can Isaac trust him? As the mystery unravels what secrets will Isaac uncover about himself, his friends, and his family?

      Blood Libel
    • The story follows five-year-old Christopher Aaron, a spirited boy whose life takes a dramatic turn due to a mysterious illness that leads him and his family into a harrowing journey through hospitals and intense treatments. As they navigate this new reality, the narrative explores Christopher's fight against his relentless condition and the profound impact it has on his family. With themes of resilience and transformation, the book offers a poignant look at courage in the face of adversity.

      There Is a Reaper: Losing a Child to Cancer
    • The Red Citadel

      • 334pages
      • 12 heures de lecture

      Set in Granada, Andalusia, in 1499, the story follows Isaac Alvarez, a Jewish man forced to convert to Catholicism, who finds himself entangled in a web of intrigue and suspicion. Accused of murdering the Grand Inquisitor, he must navigate a city on the brink of rebellion while trying to clear his name. With the help of his old foe Alonso and his Muslim benefactor Abdul Rahman, Isaac grapples with loyalty, love, and the fight for his family's reunion amidst rising tensions between Catholics and Muslims.

      The Red Citadel
    • Arabian Noir

      • 226pages
      • 8 heures de lecture

      Thirteen dark and mysterious tales from the Middle East showcase the region's unique storytelling traditions and cultural nuances. Each story, crafted by members of the Gulf Chapter of the Crime Writers' Association, delves into themes of intrigue and suspense, offering readers a glimpse into the complexities of life in this diverse area. These narratives promise to engage and captivate, revealing the rich tapestry of crime fiction influenced by Middle Eastern settings and experiences.

      Arabian Noir