Every so often — but not often enough, in our opinion! — Mysterious Press publishes a new bibliomystery, short tales about deadly books written by some of crime fiction's best authors. Omnimystery News is pleased to present the latest entry in this series, new this week …
Citadel by Stephen Hunter
A Bibliomystery Short Story
Publisher: Mysterious Press
Price: $3.99 (as of 01/21/2016 at 12:30 PM ET).
A captain in the British Army, Basil St. Florian has been tasked with a dangerous mission in the midst of World War II. He has been sent across the English Channel to find and photograph a manuscript that does not officially exist, one that may hold the key to a code that, if cracked, could prevent the deaths of millions. St. Florian's mission presents him with one challenge after another, and it doesn't help that the SS and the Abwehr are following his every move in a cat-and-mouse chase across occupied France.
But St. Florian is willing to risk his life to get to the manuscript — even if the genius professor Alan Turing can't guarantee he'll be able to break the code.
— Citadel by Stephen Hunter
See more titles in the Bibliomystery Series from Mysterious Press for $3.99 or less each on Kindle.
Visit our New Indie MystereBooks page on Omnimystery News for a complete list of titles featured today.
Important Note: Price(s) verified as of the date and time shown. Price(s) are subject to change at any time. Please confirm the price of the book before purchasing it.
0 comments:
Post a Comment