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A goddess can spend centuries keeping her distance from trouble. Steve Coyle’s American Goddess follows one who has grown comfortable with that habit, right down to her suburban home and the rescue dog at her … Continue
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Freedom has taken Laelyah far from Cindhaëm, yet its hold on her life remains painfully real. In Ascaron: Ad Vocatus, Part 1, Author Lee J. Pleimelding sends a survivor across a perilous fantasy world in … Continue
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A child’s dream pet can make perfect sense to the child and leave a parent searching for words. In Can We Get a Giraffe?, Dr. Christian Kueng begins with a little girl’s wonderfully ambitious request … Continue
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A single decision can change the direction of a day, a relationship, or a life. In Consequences of Disobedience: A Journey into the Heart of Choice, Minister Travis L Jones invites believers to consider how … Continue
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A woman disappears from a Manhattan restaurant, leaving her phone, purse, and coat behind. None of the exit cameras show her leaving. In THE VANISHING AT TABLE NINE, Kira Wren gives private investigator Kit Calder … Continue
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Poetry often captures emotions that everyday conversation leaves behind, and Meniscus: Notes for the Painfully Alone does exactly that. Through intimate reflections and vivid imagery, Ayon Shahed offers readers a collection that lingers long after … Continue
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Leadership often reveals itself in ordinary moments: a difficult conversation, a decision under pressure, or the choice to listen when someone needs support. In Leading Like a Human: Building High-Functioning Teams by Putting People First, … Continue
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Some mysteries end when the missing person is found. Others become far more complicated. In Defiance Rising: Fire I Walk with Thee, author Jack Maro brings readers into the next stage of a turbulent story … Continue
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Some horror stories frighten through what hides in the shadows. No Justice for the Wicked by B.W. Mellis takes readers somewhere more disturbing: into a society where cruelty has become organized, systematic, and accepted as … Continue
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Growing older carries stories that can only be written through years of living, learning, loving, and changing. In The Privilege of Growing Older: A Celebration of Life, Wisdom, Purpose, and Becoming, Anita Patricia White explores … Continue
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Douglas N. March opens the Cat Slayer Saga with an imaginative middle-grade adventure filled with mysterious powers, unusual heroes, dangerous creatures, and a teenager discovering that his life has a much greater purpose. Cat Slayer … Continue
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Some fantasy stories begin with a doorway to another world. Silicat: Where the Spirit Goes, Magic Follows begins somewhere far more personal: within the bond between a brother and sister. Daniel A. J. Barker’s debut … Continue
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Roland Hesmondhalgh invites readers into a vast, unsettling afterlife in Tracing Inferno: A Myrmecoleon Novel. Blending fierce action with classical symbolism, the story turns a military assignment into a profound spiritual journey. Every circle brings … Continue
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Life rarely follows a perfectly planned path, and sometimes its most meaningful chapters begin in surprisingly ordinary moments. In This Case and My Life: A Walk in the Park – Sequel Three, award-winning author Ana … Continue
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Love can appear simple until everyday life asks people to put it into practice. A difficult conversation, an unexpected disappointment, or a moment requiring forgiveness can reveal just how many forms love may need to … Continue