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The Cotton Malone Series 9-Book Bundle

This bundle includes all nine books in the Cotton Malone series, each featuring a new adventure that intertwines historical mysteries with modern-day intrigue. Malone's unique blend of historical knowledge and detective skills make him a compelling protagonist in these suspenseful tales. more

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Steve Berry
Steve Berry

Steve Berry is an American best-selling author known for his historical adventure novels. His works often blend historical facts with fictional elements, making them popular among readers. Born in 1955, Berry has a lifelong passion for history, which is evident in his writing. more

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