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Cape Nome – The Alaskan Adventures of Percy Hope – Book 2 by Neil Perry Gordon
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A firecracker of a historical thriller… Gordon continues Percy Hope’s story, taking readers into the exhilarating world of gold rush, sinister conspiracies, and deadly betrayals. It is 1898. Once a desolate city, Cape Nome is now popular among aspiring gold… Read More ›
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Willbreaker (The Beasthunter of Ashbourn ) by C A Lende
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A promising start to an intriguing series… Lende’s debut fantasy gets his The Beasthunter of Ashbourn series off to an impressive start. 17-year-old Ara is living a life of abuse and neglect until a vicious attack by a terrifying monster… Read More ›
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Level Zero by Dan McDowell
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A solid, chilling horror… McDowell builds a world of betrayal, dark intrigue, decay, and uncanny in this tightly constructed horror. An unfortunate accident forces Chris Wilkerson to accept the ownership of The Oak Hollow Hotel, a run-down, abandoned facility. Trying… Read More ›
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Isle of Dragons by L. A. Thompson
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Thrilling and convincing… A cinematic high fantasy. Thompson weaves a complicated tapestry of magic, mayhem, and intrigue in her latest high fantasy, featuring sixteen-year-old Jade Sol. Jade’s world turns upside down after her father is banished to the Isle of… Read More ›
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Bubbles Took a Trip: A Mostly True Tale About an Adventurous Dog From the Canadian Prairies by Billi J Miller
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A fun romp through and through… Miller’s charming story features Bubbles, the real-life Bernese Mountain Dog, their family pet. The life is good for the mischievous Bubbles on the Miller family’s 109 acres farm, where he lives with Mr. and… Read More ›
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Grasp of the Night (Grasp, #1) by Sadaf Zulfikar
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Intriguing and haunting… Zulfikar combines elements of occult horror and thriller while delving into loss of innocence, grief, guilt, and mortality in her latest. After losing her family, real identity, and memory, Alice is living alone, with the fear of… Read More ›
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A Wild Ride by Shellene Ramsahoye
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A compelling story told with insight and understanding… Ramsahoye combines adventure and intrigue to create a touching coming-of-age story of survival, friendship, perseverance, and personal journey in her debut YA novel. Thirteen-year-old Justin Attwood is absolutely not thrilled when his… Read More ›
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Ithyanna, Last Daughter of Atlantis: Book I: How the World Ended Millennia Ago (The Last of the Atlanteans 1) by Don Edward Cook
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Original, intelligent, and deeply intricate… Cook plunges readers into a layered world of science and religion in this intricate first installment in the Last of the Atlanteans series. Not only humanity but the whole earth is in danger of being… Read More ›
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Killing Time (Physics, Lust and Greed #3) by Mike Murphey
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Gripping and intense… and utterly humorous. Murphey plunges readers into a layered world of time travel and parallel universes in this engrossing third installment in the Physic, Lust and Greed series. The year is 2046. Ninety-three-year-old Sean Brody is content… Read More ›
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Haunting Magic (The Witches of New Mourne #2) by Neely Powell
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A page-turner from start to finish… Powell imagines a fantasy universe of New Mourne where humans and paranormal creatures observe a considerable peace. Fiona Burns, the Connelly witch, with her skill as a medium has attracted the attention of Bailey… Read More ›