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​The latest publication from Prismatist Press, The Curiosi Casebook by Tim Wintermute, is now available on Amazon as an e-edition for $3.99 or in paperback for $14.99.
SYNOPSIS
Long before the fall of the Roman Empire, a “secret service” known as the Curiosi gathered intelligence for Emperor Constantine. Although their name disappeared from the public record—hidden in the shadows of history they evolved into a secret society, and today, their modern counterparts still work behind the scenes, solving the world’s most unusual mysteries.
In this first volume of cases drawn from the Curiosi’s clandestine archives, a circle of eccentric investigators follows the faintest of clues across Paris, southern France, and the labyrinthine canals of Venice. From the recovery of a long-lost manuscript of a famous author’s first novel, to the shocking truth behind an acclaimed surrealist painting, each mystery takes readers further into the unknown.
Bound by intellect, curiosity, and a pact of silence, the Curiosi in these cases include a Parisian pursuer of lost objects, a Colorado bookseller, a young troubadour with ancient ties, and a nun with a scholar’s eye for relics. But the deeper they dig, the more tangled the past becomes—and the more dangerous.
The Prismatist Press is pleased to announce its first book, Sahalee Inn by T.P. Wintermute. It is available on Amazon as an e-edition for $2.99 or in paperback for $14.99.
SYNOPSIS
When Dora and Dick Carlson, lifelong New Yorkers, give up their Manhattan home to move to the picturesque port town of Ilwaco in southwest Washington State, the only mystery Dick (a well-known criminologist) intends to solve is the question of what to do with himself. As the new owner of the Sahalee Inn, Dora, meanwhile, can't wait to live out her dream of owning a charming inn - housed in a repurposed historic church.
Soon, however, the couple finds themselves relying on their bloodhound, Watson, to help confront an unwelcome host of criminals, ghosts, and bats in the belfry. As Dora tries to explain away the unexpected occurrences to her startled guests, Dick realizes his criminology skills are going to be in demand if they wish to solve the flurry of mysteries breaking out at the Sahalee Inn.
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For more information, contact Tim Wintermute, Publisher, at info@prismatist.com