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The Living Night
by Jack Conner Can two vampires on the run save the world from destruction? When a powerful figure in the Immortal Community is killed, two vampires, Ruegger and Danielle, are forced to run for it in order to find out who ordered the murder and why. The two vampires are notorious throughout the Community for only feeding on humans that deserve it — murderers and rapists — as well as other immortals. If an immortal steps out of line and preys on undeserving humans, Ruegger and Danielle will (if they can) take them down — and feed from them. Thus the two are sarcastically known throughout the Community as the Marshals. Now, to stop the world from becoming embroiled in a vicious war, Ruegger and Danielle must follow the threads of a strange conspiracy that spans continents and many races, some exotic and particularly deadly. The Dark Lord, the vampire king of the Community, may himself be involved. |
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Twisted
by Amity Hope Maya Anderson has faced more than her share of tragedy and heartbreak. For the past six years she’s constantly been on the move with her mom. When another disaster strikes, she finds herself back in her childhood hometown of Beaumont, living with her older sister for her senior year. A chance meeting reacquaints her with Ben McCaffey, a long-forgotten classmate from her past. After the murder of his girlfriend, Ben has become a social outcast. He’s despised by some and feared by most. Determined to become Ben’s friend, Maya begins to break through his layers of emotional protection. It isn’t long before they realize that they both have secrets in their pasts. As the line between dealing with grief and struggling with a desire for revenge begins to fade, the secrets that draw them together may be what will ultimately tear them apart. Because the closer Maya gets to Ben, the more dangerous her situation becomes. |
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Greatest Clicks: A Dog Photographer’s Best Shots
by Mark J. Asher From a Golden Retriever on a swing to a Standard Poodle tending bar, Greatest Clicks is a captivating collection of dog photographs that tickles the funny bone and touches the heart. The images—sweet, silly, and emotive—reveal the innocence and beauty of dogs and why we love them. Snapped by famed pet photographer Mark J. Asher (Old Friends), Greatest Clicks spans a ten-year career, and includes a behind-the-lens story for each dog captured in the book. *Note: This eBook contains color photographs, which are best viewed on a tablet. If you don’t have a tablet, you can download the Kindle for PC or Mac or view using the Kindle Cloud Reader. |
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Point Apocalypse
by Alex Bobl He enters a prison world. A place of no return harboring the death of the universe. No proper food or drinking water, no modern technologies. He doesn’t know who he is. He can’t tell friend from foe. He has no idea what brought him here. He has no time to think. He lives from one objective to the next. The Earth’s laws end here. No one to turn to for help. The lives of thousands of people now depend on him alone. |
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Journey On The Hard Side Of Miracles
by Dr. Steven Stiles God can do anything He wants, anywhere He wants, anytime He wants, in any way He wants. Sometimes He lets us see. While some occurrences in life are beyond explanation, are they also genuine miracles? What does the Bible tell us about such startling events? Venture back to the international “Jesus Movement” of the 1970’s and consider some of the astonishing ways God rocked the lives of a generation of young Christians. This true, thought provoking record of the supernatural, unfolds as you wander across America with a humble band of “Jesus People.” Roaming in old, unreliable buses, the gentle shepherding of an unseen traveler is no sooner revealed than the extraordinary journey only becomes harder. Wisely deciding they must not turn back, the young riders rapidly discover that the miracles they witness aren’t always what they first appear to be. Repeated lessons of faith finally lead them to embrace an unforgettable truth: – There is a reason to listen to the Shepherd. – There is a reason to stay close. |
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Night Burger
by Jason Sarna At 26, Tom Mitchell’s fake parents are dead, his only friend won’t speak to him, and he works the afternoon shift at Rudy’s Grocery, where he begrudgingly stocks shelves, gathers carts, and deals with annoying customers. When the three main employee groups at Rudy’s (the Old Men, the Women’s Circle, and the Voyeurs) declare war on one another and start looking for new recruits, Tom is pressured to join a side. He’s really not interested in joining anything. He doesn’t want anything to do with anyone and spends his time filling his head with random thoughts, imaginary scenarios, and all sorts of nonsense. The only person Tom has any real connection with is his roommate and best friend, Henry, who’s been sitting on an E-Z-Rest recliner for the past eight years and hasn’t uttered a word in months. When Henry magically gets up off the E-Z-Rest and starts working at Rudy’s, Tom believes having him around will solve all his problems. But the truth is that Tom’s real problems have just begun. |
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A More Deserving Blackness
by Angela Wolbert Bree McCaffrey hasn’t spoken a word in over two years, not since that horrible night. She’s just trying to make it through her last year of high school without breaking apart… Logan Brenner is an outcast in his own town, hated and feared by everyone he knows, haunted by a violent secret… Then one night he becomes her savior, and they discover a connection between their tragic pasts, one they never thought was possible. Both find themselves drawn close to someone again, learning how to live, and love, after unspeakable heartbreak. |
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Honeymoon For One
by Chris Keniston To escape local gossip, jilted bride Michelle Bradford embarks on her honeymoon cruise —alone. Coaxed by a thrill seeking hunk she never expects to see again, she slowly sheds her good girl persona to have some well deserved fun. But unlike Vegas, what happens on the high seas doesn’t always stay there. |
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The Ice Captain’s Daughter
by S.G. Rogers The daughter of a wealthy ice merchant, Miss Jillian Roring intends to marry for love. En route to her first season in London, however, a failed kidnapping sends her into the arms of the most jaded bachelor in England. When Logan and Jillian unwittingly violate the rigid rules of propriety in Victorian-era England, he is obliged to make her an offer of marriage. Because she aspires to be more than an obligation, Jillian refuses the match. Logan follows her to London to woo her properly, but his scheming ex-fiancée has other plans. Can Logan convince Jillian that his love for her is real or will the cruel gossip and sharp tongues of London society tear their budding relationship apart? |
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Embrace
by Stacey Rourke Whether she likes it or not, eighteen year old Celeste Garrett has come to terms with being the Chosen One. She knew having a “normal life” would be tricky, between intense training sessions and epic demonic battles, but she didn’t know at what cost it would come. That is, until a dear friend is harmed by the malicious forces hunting her. Now, she’d like nothing more than to retreat into a hermit lifestyle to prevent anyone else from getting hurt. But startling revelations, amazing new abilities, and mortifying moments in front of insanely hot guys won’t allow time for that. Soon, Celeste finds herself surrounded by darkness and wondering who she can trust—if anyone. |
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Pike Place
by Marilyn Tschudi Set in 1971 Seattle, Pike Place tells the story of a young family whose teenage daughter goes missing. Told through the eyes of a 10-year-old girl, Pike Place takes the reader back to a simpler place and time in America. |
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Teleport This
by Christopher M. Daniels Teleport This is a fast paced, science fiction, comedy adventure that centers on Simon and Gilbert, two terrestrial physicists that stumble into and across a larger universe, trying desperately to find their way back to Earth in one piece and possibly purchasing a working lightsaber or two along the way. |
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For Nicky
by A.D. Ellis Elizabeth Decker views herself as shy, totally average, and pretty much insignificant. She’s nothing special, at least not compared to her little sister, Audrey. Elizabeth is content with her plain and lonely future; she’s too insecure to contemplate a relationship thanks to her sister. Audrey is a bombshell and uses this to get what she wants. She’s a girl who will stop at nothing to control anyone and everything around her. She craves power and doesn’t care if she has to hurt Elizabeth to get it. Nathaniel Morgan has spent his whole life fighting for his twin brother, Nicholas. Somewhere along the way, he lost himself. Now he’s just getting by. He’s devoted to his family, but emotionally detached from the women he burns through like wildfire. He has no plans of getting into something as complicated and committed as a “relationship”. Nicholas Morgan has placed the new librarian, Miss Elizabeth, on a pedestal and is begging her to meet his twin brother, Nathaniel. Elizabeth and Nathaniel agree to meet, for Nicky. Both are caught off-guard when unexpected sparks fly between them. This was not in their plans. Will Nathaniel and Elizabeth be able to escape a past that still plagues them? Or, will the past, suspicions, and insecurities come between them one too many times? |
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If You Found A Little Monster
by Kally Mayer This fun Children’s Picture book follows the journey of an adorable Purple and Green Monster. He keeps popping up in the silliest places and a little red haired girl keeps discovering him. What is he searching for and does he find it in the end? |
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