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"Basic Arithmetic Tricks A Guide to Mastering the Art of Numbers" by Deep is a classic work that represents the essence of its genre. This book offers readers an engaging experience, reflecting the author’s distinctive style, depth, and vision.

They say Twin Soul pairs usually meet quite young, in their early twenties or younger, and meet up again after living and learning a bit. Perhaps even happily ever after? Maybe...

A cozy culinary mystery set in Kathmandu, Nepal! Murder is on the menu inThamel. When a dead body is found in the alley behind Suraj Bahadur Thapa'sbeloved momo shop — clutching one of HIS momo boxes — Suraj becomes thepolice's suspect number one. With his shop sealed and his father's legacyon the line, Suraj does the only sensible thing: he starts feeding thesuspects and following the clues.

The eleventh of November, 1925. In a Cotswold village that has spent two years arguing about a clock, a man goes to bed with a headache and does not wake, and every hour in the parish is wrong.Letty Vaughan runs the Little Aldwyn telephone board from a shelf of stamps in the Post Office, and she knows something the courts do not: the board's clock has been twelve minutes fast since the day the tower stopped striking. The dead man knew it too. He had be...

Prepare yourself for an unforgettable journey into the depths of human emotion with Warwick Deeping's powerful novel, "Doomsday." This gripping narrative explores the complexities of love, sacrifice, and the consequences of our choices in a world on the brink of collapse.As the story unfolds, you’ll be drawn into the lives of characters faced with insurmountable challenges. Their struggles and triumphs will resonate with you, making you reflect on the true ...

High in the mist of Doi Mae Salong, the third cup turns deadly.When street cook Chaiyan "Chai" Varma-Siri and his sharp-tongued grandmother, Yai Nok, travel into the cloud-covered mountain ridges of Chiang Rai for the annual Moon Festival Tea Exposition, they anticipate a peaceful weekend celebrating the rich heritage of northern Thailand's Yunnanese high-mountain oolong tea. But during the festival's most sacred ceremony, tragedy strikes the mountain.Maste...

A ceremonial feast in an ancient teak courtyard. A golden plate of mango sticky rice. A greedy heir choked by his own silver spoon.When twenty-eight-year-old Bangkok noodle cook Chaiyan "Chai" Varma-Siri and his formidable grandmother, Yai Nok, travel north to Chiang Mai during the vibrant Songkran water festival, they expect a peaceful holiday catering the 70th birthday feast of northern dessert matriarch Mae Buaphan.Instead, they walk straight into an anc...

One wedding. One ex in red. One body by the well.Momo-shop owner and reluctant amateur sleuth Suraj Bahadur Thapa came to Bhaktapur for his best friend's cousin's wedding — steamer off, notebook closed, NO murders allowed. Then the groom's college ex-girlfriend is found dead in the heritage hotel courtyard at dawn, the bride becomes suspect number one, and Suraj's detective instincts fire up faster than a coal stove.With his food-obsessed mother, his notebook-wielding best ...

Armistice Sunday, 1923. The village of Little Aldwyn has one church, one pub, one telephone, and one woman who hears all of them.Letty Vaughan has run the Little Aldwyn exchange from the back room of the Post Office for four years, and she keeps its books the way other people keep their conscience. So when Edmund Fenn, the parish's most unloved and most careful man, walks in at ten to eight to hold a trunk call from London and asks to be rung back at t...

One sweet was meant for the river. One was meant for a man.Street cook Chaiyan "Chai" Varma-Siri and his sharp-tongued grandmother, Yai Nok, are guests of honor at the Festival of a Hundred Lamps, a lavish re-creation of a royal supper held in 1897. On a terrace above a lotus pond in Bangkok's Dusit palace quarter, the curator of the Royal Cuisine Archive raises a toast to a woman the palace erased from its own records, and then reads out twelve lines of verse foun...

MURDER AT THE RHINO RESORTSuraj Bahadur Thapa, Kathmandu's most unlikely detective, is back — and this time the case comes with a jungle view.When a retired colonel invites the family to a gala at his riverside resort in Chitwan — home of the great one-horned rhino — Suraj packs up the whole crew: sharp-eyed Maya, deputy-in-training Bibek (plus his brand-new mammal chart), photographer Elena, his ladle-wielding Aama, loyal Kalu the dog, and Dumplin...

A steaming bowl of five-spice broth. A greedy landlord choked in blue Italian silk. Can one open-air noodle cook clear his name before his historic market is demolished?Twenty-eight-year-old Chaiyan "Chai" Varma-Siri traded the high-pressure world of Michelin-starred French kitchens for his late grandfather's open-air noodle cart on the canal edges of Bangkok's historic Talat Phlu Night Market. Here, life follows an honest rhythm: simmer the broth for eight hours u...