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  1. DER SCHATZ DER DOURADO (ein Dane Maddock Abenteuer 2)

    Ein versunkener Schatz. Ein uraltes, biblisches Artefakt. Ein Geheimnis, so alt wie die Menschheit. Am 25. Januar 1829 sank die portugiesische Brigg DOURADO vor der Küste Indonesiens, und mit ihr ungeahnte Schätze aus dem Heiligen Land. Eines dieser Relikte birgt den Schlüssel zu einem uralten Mysterium. Nachdem ihr Vater während seiner Suche nach dem Wrack der DOURADO ermordet wurde, wendet sich Kaylin Maxwell an den ehemaligen Navy Seal Dane Maddock und seinen Partner Bones Bonebrake, um die DOURADO zu finden und ein verlorenes biblisches Artefakt zu bergen, welches die Grundfesten der Kirche und der gesamten Menschheit ins Wanken bringen könnte. Es beginnt ein gefährliches Abenteuer, dass die beiden Männer in die Tiefen des Pazifiks und bis in eine geheimnisvolle Stadt aus Stein entführt. ★★★★★ »Atemloses Seemansgarn, welches biblische Spekulationen, uralte Geheimnisse und gemeine Kreaturen miteinander verwebt. Da ist Konkurrenz im Anmarsch, Indiana Jones!« - Jeremy Robinson ★★★★★ »Eine adrenalingeladene Achterbahnfahrt!« - Alan Baxter, Autor von Hidden City ★★★★★ »Innerhalb von Sekunden nach dem Öffnen des Buches war ich gefesselt. Intrigen, Spannung, Monster und Schatzsucher. Was kann man sich mehr wünschen? David hat mit diesem Buch einen Volltreffer gelandet!« - Nick Thacker, Autor von The Enigma Strain ★★★★★ »Sehen wir den Tatsachen ins Auge – David Wood ist der nächste Clive Cussler. Sie werden das Buch nicht mehr aus der Hand legen können, bis das letzte Geheimnis gelöst wurde.« - Edward G. Talbot ★★★★★ »Dane und Bones … zusammen sind sie unaufhaltsam. Mitreißende Action von Anfang bis Ende. Durchgehend Witz und Humor. Nur eine Frage - wie lange dauert es noch bis zum nächsten Teil? Denn ich kann es nicht erwarten.« - Graham Brown, Autor von Shadows of the Midnight Sun ★★★★★ "Was für ein Abenteuer! Eine großartige Lektüre, die nicht nur jede Menge Action bietet, sondern auch nachdenkliche Einblicke in seltsame Gefilde, die man manchmal besser unerforscht lässt." - Paul Kemprecos, Autor von Cool Blue Tomb und den NUMA-Files ★★★★★ »Mit der durch und durch unterhaltsamen Art und Weise, wie Herr Wood spekulative Geschichte mit unserer heutigen Suche nach der Wahrheit vermischt, hat er eine Geschichte geschaffen, die begeistert und dazu anregt, über die Grenzen der reinen Fiktion hinaus zu denken und die Welt des 'Warum nicht' zu betreten.« - David Lynn Golemon, Autor der Event Group-Reihe ★★★★★ »Eine verschlungene Geschichte voller Abenteuer und Intrigen, die einen nicht mehr loslässt!« - Robert Masello, Autor von The Einstein Prophecy ★★★★★ »Ich mag Thriller mit vielen Explosionen, globalen Schauplätzen und einem Geheimnis, bei dem ich etwas Neues lerne. Wood liefert! Empfehlenswert für eine rasante, spannende Lektüre.« - J.F. Penn, Autor von Desecration

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  2. Shadows of the Fifth Seal

    The Fifth Seal Opens In a hidden vault, Evelyn uncovers the ancient power of the Fifth Seal—a force that was bound centuries ago to prevent an unimaginable evil from breaking free. As she ventures deeper into the chamber, strange symbols pulse with energy, and the very air seems to thrum with a forgotten power. The Seal, once an unbreakable barrier, is beginning to unravel, and with it, the forces trapped within are stirring. In the heart of the vault, Evelyn faces the consequences of long-ignored warnings, witnessing the birth of something dark and sinister. The moment the Seal cracks open, shadowy figures emerge from the swirling darkness, bringing with them a malevolent force that has been sealed away for too long. As Evelyn struggles to understand the magnitude of her discovery, she realizes that the world stands on the brink of annihilation. The Fifth Seal has opened, and there is no turning back.

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  3. Jimmie Dale and Blue Envelope Murder

    <p> A Canadian novelist Frank Lucius Packard (1877-1942) wrote about 30 thrillers including ones with the character Jimmie Dale, aka Gray Seal and Smarlinghue, a safecracking Robin Hood who uses his criminal talents to right wrongs, save lives and reputations, and expose wrongdoers to the light of day. „Jimmie Dale and Blue Envelope Murder” is №4 and the last book in the Gray Seal series. In it, Jimmie Dale tries to protect his friend who received a threat in the form of a mysterious blue envelope, but when the friend is found dead, Jimmie is accused of the murder. To clear himself, Jimmie must resolve the envelope’s mystery and find out who stands behind the murder, and he must do it while avoiding the police and his old enemies from the underworld.</p>

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  4. Jimmie Dale and the Phantom Clue

    <p> The third book „Jimmie Dale and the Phantom Clue” in the Gray Seal series is quite fantastic! Jimmie Dale, alias The Gray Seal, alias Smarlinghue, the gentleman adventurer, is back on the scent with the King of crim and quarry. Over the head of the woman he loves hangs a menace from the gang, she and Jimmie have often thwarted, and through the previous volume saw the leader disposed of, and they free to marry and live their own lives. But Marie knows that there is still one, „The Phantom”, who menaces her. She again disappears to work out her own salvation... Jimmie too resumes his underworld work. A fast-paced, adventurous story riddled with aliases, disguises, gunfire and opium dens.</p>

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  5. The Adventures of Jimmie Dale

    <p> Wealthy millionaire by day, at night Jimmie Dale put on a costume and becomes „The Grey Seal,” daredevil safe cracker and footpad – he never takes a thing, but leaves behind his mark, a grey seal of paper to mark his conquest. He was just doing it for „the sheer deviltry of it” at first, but when a woman catches him she blackmails him to war on certain crime organizations. Frank Packard’s Gray Seal character first appeared in print in 1914. In some ways he was inspired by earlier Edwardian adventurers like A.J Raffles, the Scarlet Pimpernel, and Arsene Lupin, but Packard blended those borrowed elements into an entirely new concept. Dale’s adventures first appeared in „People’s Magazine” and then were collected into several novels.</p>

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  6. An American Tragedy

    An American Tragedy is the story of the corruption and destruction of one man, Clyde Griffiths, who forfeits his life in desperate pursuit of success. On a deeper, more profound level, the novel represents a massive portrayal of the society whose values both shape Clyde's tawdry ambitions and seal his fate: It is an unsurpassed depiction of the harsh realities of American life and of the dark side of the American Dream.

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  7. The Seal Of Duat

    The Seal of Duat is not just a guidebook — it is a symbolic resurrection. This second volume of The Inner Pantheon reconstructs a forgotten language of memory, myth, and transformation. Drawing from ancient Egyptian funerary texts, cave symbols, dream rituals, and archetypal psychology, the book decodes how humanity once encoded inner truth into form — long before gods were named or myths were told. Each chapter reveals a layer of the soul's journey through the underworld (Duat): descent, shadow, judgment, and rebirth — not as dogma, but as symbolic memory. Along the way, the book introduces a living deck of archetypes, dreams, rituals, and laws — not to be worshipped, but played, enacted, and remembered. This is not history. This is initiation. Not fiction. But a mirror. The Seal of Duat is a return to the oldest truth: what you do echoes, and what you remember transforms.

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  8. A Rabbit Called Clover

    The fourteenth in a fantastic series of animal stories for younger readers by Waterstones Children's Book Prize-shortlisted author Helen Peters, with beautiful black-and-white illustrations by Ellie Snowdon. Jasmine's dad is a farmer, and her mum is a vet, so Jasmine spends a lot of time caring for animals and keeping them out of trouble. Unfortunately, this often means she gets into hot water herself... It's not easy rescuing two frightened pet rabbits, but once they're safe on the farm, Jasmine only has to find their owner. But Clover is an expert at escaping and soon she's on the loose again. Can Jasmine track her down before she runs into trouble she can't escape? Brilliant storytelling that will make you laugh and cry, this is Dick King-Smith for a new generation. Perfect for readers aged seven and up. A Rabbit Called Clover can be read as a stand-alone story, or enjoyed as part of the Jasmine Green series. Look out for A Piglet Called Truffle, A Kitten Called Holly, A Goat Called Willow, An Owl Called Star, A Deer Called Dotty, A Seal Pup Called Pearl and many more!

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