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  • The Müller File
    Scott Hamele
    In March 1935, German aeronautical engineer Peter Müller is building aircraft for Bayerische Flugzeugwerke when Adolf Hitler’s government openly announces the existence of the Luftwaffe. For Peter, the declaration transforms engineering into something far more troubling. The aircraft he has devoted his career to perfecting are no longer simply machines. They are becoming instru...
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    22,80 €

  • The Savoy Files
    Scott Hamele
    Kansas City, 1931. When celebrated garment manufacturer Nell Donnelly and her chauffeur are abducted and held for a $75,000 ransom, the crime sends shock waves through a city where politics, business, law enforcement, and the underworld exist closer together than anyone publicly admits. Yet the kidnapping ends almost as strangely as it began. Within thirty-four hours, both capt...
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    20,12 €

  • The Kirkwood Pine
    Scott Hamele
    Spanning the years 1860 through 2026, this sweeping work of narrative nonfiction chronicles the remarkable history of one family and one extraordinary place on the shores of Little Lake in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. At its heart stands an ancient red pine that silently witnesses generations of triumph, hardship, laughter, loss, and enduring tradition.As the forests of northern...
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    25,98 €

  • The Portland Five
    Scott Hamele
    In Portland, Oregon, during the turbulent years of 1937, a young woman arrives at the Benson Hotel carrying little more than a suitcase, a photograph, and a decade-old belief that her family was robbed of its future.Traveling under an assumed name, Eleanor Alder intends to uncover the truth behind her father’s death and recover the fortune she believes powerful men stole from h...
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    18,98 €

  • The Twelve Names
    Scott Hamele
    In the summer of 1926, a brutal act of racial violence shocked Virginia and drew national attention.Raymond Byrd, a Black laborer from Wythe County, was taken from lawful custody by a masked mob and lynched under cover of darkness. Newspapers condemned the crime. State officials promised justice. Investigators were dispatched to uncover those responsible.But in the mountains of...
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    22,33 €

  • The Last Sunset of Maurice Begere
    Hamele
    In the autumn of 1897, New Orleans stands at the crossroads of commerce, politics, and ambition. Along the crowded levees, fortunes rise and fall with the movement of ships, cargo, and secrets. For Jacques Begere, a respected French-Creole shipping broker, life appears prosperous. His family is admired, his business is thriving, and his young son Maurice is the center of a happ...
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    22,34 €

  • The Thirteenth Floor
    Scott Hamele
    Set primarily during the summer of 1939 in Chicago as Europe edges toward war, this historical suspense novel follows a wealthy refugee mother and her two young sons after they escape occupied Prague and take shelter inside the vast Congress Plaza Hotel. Hoping to reunite with her husband, who remains tied up in dangerous financial negotiations in Toronto, she attempts to build...
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    20,21 €

  • Sweet Brass Willy at the Empire Room
    Scott Hamele
    Set primarily during the summer of 1939 in Chicago as Europe edges toward war, this historical suspense novel follows a wealthy refugee mother and her two young sons after they escape occupied Prague and take shelter inside the vast Congress Plaza Hotel. Hoping to reunite with her husband, who remains tied up in dangerous financial negotiations in Toronto, she attempts to build...
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    20,04 €

  • Hanna’s Room - Secrets Sealed Since 1942
    Scott Hamele
    Paris, 2006. During the restoration of a long-neglected apartment building near Parc Monceau, Claire and Ben Moreau uncover something impossible: a sealed second-floor flat hidden behind a wall and untouched since 1942. Inside, time has stopped. Dust-coated furniture sits exactly where it was left. Letters remain tucked in drawers. A violin rests beneath faded lace curtains. On...
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    29,34 €

  • The Rendez-Vous at The Plaza
    Scott Hamele
    Autumn 1943. Beneath the glittering chandeliers and polished marble of New York’s most famous luxury hotel, another world exists below the lobby floor. Hidden beneath wartime elegance, the Rendez-Vous nightclub has become a gathering place for politicians, military officers, industrialists, performers, lonely travelers, and people who prefer certain conversations never appear i...
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    22,01 €

  • The Vichy in the Garden Wing
    Scott Hamele
    Set between March 1942 and the spring of 1943, this historical mystery centers on a French Vichy diplomatic family quietly confined inside The Hotel Hershey. Presented as honored guests, they quickly realize their stay is defined by supervision, restricted movement, and carefully managed routines. Every corridor, meal, and conversation carries an undercurrent of observation, pl...
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    20,68 €

  • The Court of The Birds
    Scott Hamele
    Between 1911 and 1914, the growing grandeur of Mission Inn transforms Riverside, California, into a destination for railroad investors, wealthy travelers, and ambitious civic leaders. Hidden beneath the elegance of fountains, arches, and glowing courtyards exists an entirely different world of servant corridors, construction dust, late-night labor, and vulnerable employees whos...
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    20,58 €

  • The Locked Rooms at the Sagamore
    Scott Hamele
    Between 1881 and 1893, the shores of Lake George become the battleground for a quiet war over power, class, and memory. At the center stands the newly built Sagamore Hotel on Green Island, a luxurious resort created to serve America’s rising industrial elite. Behind its polished verandas and glowing chandeliers, however, lies a network of secrets powerful enough to destroy live...
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    20,63 €

  • The Disappearance at The Royal Hawaiian
    Scott Hamele
    Set between 1926 and 1931, this story moves from San Francisco to Honolulu, where a newly opened luxury hotel promises perfection, discretion, and control. Its general manager, a man defined by discipline and restraint, is chosen not only to run the property but to protect its reputation at all costs. Every system is designed to eliminate disorder. Every detail is managed. But ...
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    19,16 €

  • The Bartender at The Brown Palace
    Hamele
    Spanning 1911 to 1940, with a present-day coda, this historical mystery reveals a new interpretation of a real 1911 double murder, drawing on fresh perspective and overlooked details to uncover the story behind the story.In 1940, a dying bartender places a sealed envelope into the hands of his grandson. Inside is a private account of what he witnessed nearly thirty years earlie...
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    19,86 €

  • The Lions at The Pfister
    Scott Hamele
    Set across two timelines spanning October 1912 and the present day, this story explores how a single week inside a grand hotel can echo across more than a century. In 1912, Milwaukee becomes a focal point of national tension as Theodore Roosevelt campaigns for an unprecedented third term. Among those arriving in the city is John Schrank, a quiet and increasingly isolated man wh...
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    19,94 €

  • Room 303 at the Parker House
    Scott Hamele
    In Boston between 1855 and the winter of 1860, the Parker House rises as more than a hotel. It becomes a meeting ground where influence travels quietly between literature, politics, and commerce. Within its dining rooms and private chambers, members of the Saturday Club gather, including figures such as Ralph Waldo Emerson and Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, shaping the tone and di...
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    20,59 €

  • The Ghost at The Cloister
    Scott Hamele
    Set between 1906 and 1937 along the Georgia coast, this historical mystery unfolds at a refined seaside resort built over land with a quieter, unsettled past. In 1936, a magazine writer arrives seeking distance from personal and professional failure. What she finds instead is a place that feels composed on the surface yet subtly resistant beneath it. Guests move easily through ...
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    20,65 €

  • The Ghost in the Garden
    Scott Hamele
    Spanning from 1921 to 1934, this historical mystery unfolds at a secluded mountain resort in upstate New York, where long-held order and quiet tradition have concealed something left unresolved.In the autumn of 1933, a New York City architectural photographer arrives at the resort with his wife, hoping to restore both his professional footing and a sense of direction that has q...
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    20,98 €

  • Room 12 at The Homestead
    Scott Hamele
    Spanning nearly two centuries, from 1778 to 1963, this story unfolds inside a grand Virginia resort where elegance, routine, and history conceal something far more deliberate. Guests arrive seeking rest, recovery, or quiet escape, but one room quietly determines who leaves and who does not.In October 1963, Evelyn Ashby arrives at the hotel weakened by illness and unsettled by a...
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    21,98 €

  • Room 302 at the Hotel del Coronado
    Scott Hamele
    Set between November 1892 and November 1922, this historical mystery unfolds across three decades, anchored in one of America’s most enduring unsolved hotel deaths. The novel draws inspiration from the real-life case of Kate Morgan, a woman who checked into the Hotel del Coronado in 1892 under mysterious circumstances and was later found dead near the seaside stair, her death q...
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    20,25 €

  • The Adolphus Reservation
    Scott Hamele
    Set between May 1959 and November 22, 1963, with a final coda extending to June 1968, this story unfolds inside Dallas’s Adolphus Hotel, where quiet systems and ordinary routines conceal something far more unsettling.In 1959, a composed but inexplicable stranger arrives at the hotel and calmly books three rooms for a date more than four years in the future. The request is preci...
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    19,18 €

  • Mr. Booker and The Peabody Ledger
    Scott Hamele
    Memphis, 1927 to 1928. At the height of the city’s political power, the Peabody Hotel stands as a place where influence moves quietly through polished corridors and behind closed doors. For decades, Mr. Isaiah Booker has worked there as a trusted porter, known for his steady presence and careful discretion. He has seen all kinds of people pass through its lobby, from businessme...
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    20,71 €

  • The Greenbrier Portrait
    Scott Hamele
    From 1914 to 1940, at the height of America’s grand resort era, the Greenbrier stands as a place of renewal, ritual, and quiet power in the mountains of West Virginia. Families arrive each summer to be seen, to secure alliances, and to shape the future behind polished doors. Among them, the Ashbournes return year after year, their name woven into the very architecture of the ho...
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    18,23 €

  • Miss Hattie and The Fairmont Room
    Scott Hamele
    Spanning 1906 to 1945, this historical mystery unfolds inside one of San Francisco’s most iconic hotels, where grandeur, catastrophe, and quiet human decisions shape the course of lives. In the aftermath of the 1906 earthquake and fire, a single room emerges from destruction inexplicably intact. Over time, that room becomes the center of a hidden moral force that few recognize ...
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    22,02 €

  • The Broadmoor Reckoning
    Hamele
    Set between 1918 and October 1920, this historical suspense novel follows a decorated American soldier struggling to find footing in the uneasy quiet that follows war. After returning from the battlefields of France, he arrives at a newly opened luxury resort in Colorado, a place designed for rest but ill-suited to a man who has not yet left the war behind. The landscape is ser...
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    21,38 €

  • The Frosted Window at The Olympic
    Scott Hamele
    In late November 1951, newlyweds Eleanor Mercer and Tom Bell arrive in Seattle for a two week honeymoon at one of the city’s grandest hotels. Eleanor is a graduate student from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, thoughtful and observant, while Tom is a former World War II soldier who now works as a newspaper reporter. The trip is meant to be a quiet beginning to their married...
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    19,19 €

  • The Speakeasy at The Drake
    Scott Hamele
    Chicago, December 1933. Only two days have passed since the end of Prohibition, and the city is celebrating the return of legal liquor. Bars are reopening, jazz is spilling into the streets, and the grand Drake Hotel on Michigan Avenue is once again alive with laughter, music, and glittering glasses.For Elisa DeMatteo, the celebration feels different. She has not set foot in Ch...
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    21,69 €

  • Mr. Tibbs and The Grand Hotel
    Scott Hamele
    In the summer of 1920, Lydia Whitfield travels from Milwaukee to the Grand Hotel on Mackinac Island after the recent death of her father. She hopes the island’s beauty, quiet routines, and distance from home will help her recover from grief and emotional strain. Robert Whitfield, a veteran of the Great War and a former Milwaukee factory worker, arrives on the island burdened by...
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    20,59 €

  • Lucinda’s Song at the Don CeSar
    Scott Hamele
    Lucinda’s Song at the Don CeSar: A Prohibition-Era Mystery of Two Murders and a Haunted Florida Hotel. Set against the sweeping Gulf Coast of Florida, this story unfolds inside one of the most distinctive seaside resorts ever built: the grand pink Don CeSar Hotel on St. Pete Beach. The novel blends romance, mystery, and historical intrigue as the hotel itself becomes a stage wh...
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    19,38 €


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