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  The Mighty Manligator - How to...

  Patrick E. McLean

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  The Parsec-Award Winning How to Succeed in Evil series has sold over 10,000 copies, garnered 200+ positive reviews on Amazon and had over 53,000+ podiobooks downloads. 
  "It's Like Terry Pratchett writing Batman" 
  "Think Hitchhiker's Guide to Superheroes" 
  When an on-the-job accident kills his crew and transforms a hard-working plumber into the Mighty Manligator, Evil Efficiency Consultants, Topper, Edwin and Agnes struggle to help the half-man, half-alligator use his newfound powers to make money saving the city from disaster, reunite with his family and elude the claws of the Lynx (Read: Half-assed, Trust Fund Batman). 
  Will the Manligator have what it takes to abandon his cold-blooded path of revenge and learn How to Succeed in Evil? 
  How to Succeed in Evil is the continuing saga of Edwin Windsor and Associates, Evil Efficiency consultants, who strive, against all odds, to make their megalo- and ego-manicial clients more villainous and profitable. If you've ever wonder why villains make such bad choices. If you think a loving satire of both superheroes and consulting is long-overdue, this is the series for you.

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  I'm ready for you

  DUKEBLACK

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  Imagine that one day your whole old life is going downhill and you can't do anything about it.
  That's exactly the situation Stan found himself in.
  When it seemed there was no way and suddenly a ray of hope appeared in his life.
  What is he willing to do to make this light burn.

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  The Little Soldier Who Dared - A...

  Kostas Zarifis, Mike Faraday

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  Narrated by Stephen Fry, The Little Soldier Who Dared is a prequel to the video game Tin Hearts. Albert, an inventor of Victorian times, and his daughter Rose travel to a toymaking convention to show off their wares and have an important meeting, the outcome of which could forever change their destiny. Albert's toys however are special in ways unknown even to him! What goes on at night when the convention hall is emptied of its crowds? And if Albert gets his wish, will it be quite what he was expecting? The Little Soldier Who Dared is narrated by legend Stephen Fry, written by Kostas Zarifis and Mike Faraday, Art by Taufiq Permana, Animation by Thor Hayton and Sound & Music by Matthew Chastney.

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  Avicenna and the Book of Medicine

  Jordi Bayarri Dolz

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  Avicenna, also known as Ibn Sina, was a physician and philosopher in an era known as the Islamic Golden Age. When he was not working as a healer in the courts of different rulers, he collected the best medical knowledge of his time. Through travels and upheavals, his efforts led to the groundbreaking early medical encyclopedia The Canon of Medicine, which scholars and healers read for centuries afterward. This graphic biography explores the life and inspirations behind Avicenna's highly influential projects.

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  Storm and the Wall

  Mark Bachand, Emily Bachand,...

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  In a small town in Northwestern Vermont, Tom Woods has never really stood out in a crowd.  In fact, his closest friend was his younger brother, Levi.  It was no small wonder when a local doctor started a study for a drug that he claimed would cure his brother’s epilepsy, Tom was one of the first to sign up to help him.  However, the study didn’t go as planned and Tom’s world is turned upside down as he discovers that a concussion isn’t the only thing he got during the experiment. As Tom sets out to master his new abilities, he attracts the attention of a corrupt group of men that would do anything to get him to use his powers to advance their own greedy ambitions.  When the idealistic teen refuses, the lines are drawn and Tom’s life will never be the same again. Now forced to defend himself and the ones he loves, Tom joins forces with a small group of outcasts to fight against an overwhelming number of well trained, private ex-military soldiers.  How far will he have to go?   What will he have to be willing to do in order to finally be free of the group only known as The Wall?

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  Wyllard's Weird

  Mary Elizabeth Braddon

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  A village in Cornwall is thrown into turmoil after a young girl falls from a train to her death. Was this an accident? Or murder? The mystery deepens when clues link the girl to a double homicide committed ten years earlier. Braddon's sensational novel takes us to the estates of aristocrats, the haunts of tabloid writers, the homes of Bohemian artists, and the dark alleyways of Paris. Braddon, one of Victorian England's best-selling novelists, is at the height of her powers in Wyllard's Weird. The novel shakes the foundations of 19th-century social order as it questions the sanctity of marriage and exposes the vices hidden beneath masks of gentility. First published in 1885, Wyllard's Weird has been for too long either out of print or available only in expensive facsimile editions. The novel holds an important place in literary history as it forecasts the appearance of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde in 1886 and Sherlock Holmes in 1887.

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