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Fiction
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After June
By Thomasin Heyworth
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Ben Willows has always been reserved, and after his wife June passes away, he sees no need to change. But kindhearted June had other plans: before falling ill she made a young pregnant girl named Rose Swann promise that she would introduce herself to Ben.
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My Chicken Story
By Ruthie Robinson
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MY CHICKEN STORY is a quick read for someone who is interested in romance and mystery genres, without having to do much thinking.
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Ralph Pincus
By Marcus Lambert
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RALPH PINCUS introduces a unique lead character to the literary scene – an average Jewish thirty-something who teams up with a sorcerer and vampire to vanquish evil.
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When Love Speaks
By Maha Khalid
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A conversation with a personified Love about the emotion, its origins, its functions, and how to properly experience it.
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Flight of the Tarantula Hawk
By Michael Allan Scott
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The Book of Joel tells us “your old men will dream dreams”. This is certainly the case with Lance Underphal, a crime photographer, except that his dreams are nightmares that precede murders. In this instance, he sees a series of murders that are somehow center themselves in the ruins of the Real Estate industry in Phoenix
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PsyBot: A Novel of the Near Future
By Nowick Gray
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In the near future, Joe Norton works at a tech company. His girlfriend just broke up with him for sleeping with her sister, but his troubles have really just begun. He experiences a series of weird fantasies and visions and it becomes apparent he is the victim of a disturbing new experiment: a computer virus designed to infect a human brain.
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Dreamwater
By Patricia Goodwin
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Patricia Goodwin’s DREAMWATER, sequel to 2011′s When Two Women Die, is a fantasy/historical novel that covers a lot of ground in two different time periods, full of paranormal and supernatural happenings.
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Twisted
By Lola Smirnova
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Hand-cuffed, ball-gagged and wearing nothing but a motorcycle helmet – not your typical introduction, but it’s how readers first meet Julia, a young Ukrainian woman whose ambitions for a better life land her in an illogical place: the seedy world of the sex trade industry.
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Flat-Out Celeste
By Jessica Park
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The third volume in the popular “Flat-Out” series, FLAT-OUT CELESTE explores the budding romantic relationship between two social misfits.
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Avoid. Negotiate. Kill.
By C.W. Lemoine
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A fighter pilot and all-around military hardass Spectre has to deal with his decisions on previous missions, and the fallout from the events of Spectre Rising.
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The Boy Walker
By David Perlstein
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An English Bulldog recounts the story of life with his family, an estranged father and son, as they heal old wounds, battle new ones, and learn what it means to live.
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24 Tales to Pass the Time
By Carlos Perez
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A collection of short slice-of-life stories with odd twists, strange premises, and quirky characters.
