Mystery Books

you can actually find it on the Shinrei Tantei Yakumo fan page on livejournal.com, called Multilayered Clouds, under novel translations. As of right now, translations up until the last chapter of the 1st volume are up.

In the book "Chasing Vermeer" by Blue Balliett, Mr. Watch is described as tall with a long, black coat and a bowler hat. He is an enigmatic figure who is often seen throughout the story observing the characters and events from a distance.

Anthony Horowitz's parents were Mervyn Horowitz and Isobel Horowitz.

The killer in "Dead Man's Folly" is the character Marlene Tucker. She is revealed to have committed the murder during a game organized by Hercule Poirot.

In "The Westing Game", Sybil Pulaski is revealed to be the daughter of Sam Westing. This connection is a key part of the plot and is a major surprise twist in the story.

"The Tower Treasure" is the first book in the "Hardy Boys" series by Franklin W. Dixon. The setting of the book is in the fictional town of Bayport, where the two brothers, Frank and Joe Hardy, investigate a mystery involving stolen treasure. The story takes place in a modern American small town setting.

the silver bloods turned against god to do their own ways. they hated following rules, so they disobeyed them. one of those rules-never drink another blue blood. so they did.

it gives them energy and makes them stronger. they suck out others memories, so they have gotten so addicted to sucking out other blue bloods souls, red bloods(humans) are poison to silver bloods.

Yes, It turns out Fred was really a infamous art thief who stole the painting and began writing the letters. Calder and Petra find the painting in a hidden compartment in a staircase in Delia Dell hall.

Settings help establish the plot of a story by providing the physical and emotional backdrop against which the events unfold. The setting can influence character behavior, drive conflicts, and create mood and atmosphere that shape the narrative. Additionally, details about the setting can give insights into the time period, culture, and context in which the story takes place, which can enhance the plot's development and impact.

She is the wife of Al Malnik, an organized crime figure in Miami, Florida.

the models are different bcoz they can't find a permanent model...they just photoshped a little the covers so that they look a like..:D

Paramatma is a concept in Hindu philosophy that refers to the Supreme Soul or the ultimate, unchanging reality that is present in all living beings. It is believed to be the universal spirit or consciousness that transcends individual identities and connects all beings to each other and to the divine.

i am kind of in the same situation

in 8th grade there were like 40 kids out for football. freshman year, most of them quit. now we only have 13 kids. our coach gets pissed every time someone quits, especially from our grade. he says things like, "your grade might be the grade to sink our football program!" everybody thinks i am in with the program but i hate it. i can deal with all the practices and weightlifting but i just don't like it. my parents wont let me quit either. i am in hockey, baseball, marching band, jazz band, and piano. they think i am quitting because i cant handle the work. my schedule if jam packed all the time. i hardly had time to type this. my mom wont let me quit because she says i don't have a good work ethic. even though i work out every day and go to a very hard hockey camp every other day. so if you figure out how to quit, let me know. everything they say about just telling your parents and them understanding is bull. that has never worked for me. you can try, but the result will probably be the same. it might help if you quit with someone else that wants to quit.

To unlock the snowshoes in the game "The White Wolf of Icicle Creek Lodge," you need to use the code "AVALANCHE" on the lock box located at the Ice Fishing Pond. Enter the code "AVALANCHE" to successfully access and equip the snowshoes for use in the game.

Nora roberts has said that the birth of Roarke and Eve's child would signify the end of the series because it would change the dynamic of their lives.

The name of the movie is "Agatha and the Truth of Murder." It is a fictionalized account of Agatha Christie's disappearance and explores the idea of Christie deciding to kill off Poirot.

Yes, there is symbolism in "Stormbreaker," the name of the ultra-powerful weapon wielded by the superhero Thor in the Marvel Universe. The name itself refers to the power of the weapon to create storms, emphasizing Thor's control over thunder and lightning. Additionally, Stormbreaker symbolizes Thor's role as a protector and defender against threats to the universe.

It is subjective to determine the best Mary Higgins Clark book, as it depends on personal preferences. However, "Where Are the Children?" and "A Stranger is Watching" are highly regarded as some of her best works by fans and critics alike.

The moral lesson of the story In a Grove is that people will alter the truth to make them look better. It teaches people to analysis the facts and not just make assumptions.

Hercule Poirot's wife was Vera Rossakoff, a Russian opera singer whom he met during a case in Russia. Their relationship is mentioned in Agatha Christie's novel "The Big Four."

Yes, books written by Carolyn Keene under the Nancy Drew series in the 1930s can be valuable to collectors, especially if they are first editions in good condition. It's recommended to have the book appraised by a rare book dealer or specialist to determine its exact value.

Hercule Poirot is known for his impeccable style and is usually seen wearing a tailored suit, a bowtie, a carefully groomed mustache, and patent leather shoes. He often accessorizes with a pocket square and a gold pocket watch.

Hercule Poirot warns Johnson Harrison that he believes someone intends to harm him and that he should be extremely cautious and alert to any danger. Poirot suggests that Harrison should take steps to protect himself and not underestimate the seriousness of the situation.

The main characters in "The Clue in the Diary" by Carolyn Keene are Nancy Drew, a young amateur detective, and her friends Bess Marvin and George Fayne. The story follows Nancy as she investigates a mysterious diary that leads her to uncover a complex mystery.

The South hated it, because it attacked their cherished institution of slavery.

In the North, it sparked great indignation about the Fugitive Slave Act (turning ordinary citizens into unpaid slave-catchers), aroused sympathy for the slaves, brought many new recruits to the cause of Abolitionism, and encouraged many people to support the Underground Railroad.