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  Boundless Skies - A 20-Book...

  Craig A. Falconer

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  An enthralling sci-fi anthology from the bestselling author of Not Alone & Last Man Standing — perfect for fans of 'The Twilight Zone' and 'Black Mirror'. 
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  Grab TWENTY standalone stories in one great-value box set! 
  **20 stories, 24+ hours, 1,000+ 5-star Amazon ratings!** 
  Boundless Skies explores classic sci-fi themes through a contemporary lens. 
  Continuing the legacy of decades gone by, these fast-paced standalone stories offer wondrous settings, philosophical sci-fi questions, and twists that pack a punch. 
  From alien invasion to space exploration... 
  From time travel to futuristic dystopias... 
  There are no skies imagination can't reach. 
  This expansive collection contains all 20 captivating Sci-Fi Sizzlers: 
  • Wanderlust 
  • Seedling 
  • Bound For Glory 
  • Empty Nesters 
  • Sunset Stays 
  • Arise With Us 
  • Whence They Came 
  • Replica 
  • Saturn For Sale 
  • Megaton Murphy 
  • A Scent Of Man 
  • A Savage In The Future 
  • Yester Year 
  • Too Good To Be True 
  • Happy, Inc. 
  • Pamela 2.0 
  • Oracle 
  • Funscreen 
  • Pumpkin Splice 
  • When Santa Slays 
  What readers are saying: 
  ★★★★★ — "The perfect quick fix for Sci-Fi addicts!" 
  ★★★★★ — "Best type of sci-fi. Prescient and historical on so many levels!" 
  ★★★★★ — "Falconer at his witty and thought provoking best" 
  ★★★★★ — "Twilight Zone 2.0" 
  ★★★★★ — "Written in the Great Sci-fi style of the 60s and 70s"

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  Dezsma

  Keith Shafer

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  In book one of the Onu Adventure series… 
  Kat seeks acceptance, secret knowledge, and material gain, distancing herself from the ruling Royal Family. 
  The Kuur, a small, but growing faction, feeds upon Kat’s success and senses it now has the means to spark an all-out rebellion. Soon, they hope, every inhabitant will be free from the Onu. 
  Explore questions of faith in this heaven-before-earth allegory.

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  I Am A Fish - Lessons from the...

  Amir Rimer

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  I Am A Fish: Lessons from the Whirlpool 
  In a world where survival means fighting the currents, one fish has learned the secret to freedom: Surrender. 
  Living next to a deadly whirlpool, our fish narrator witnesses countless humans battling the relentless pull, only to be dragged under by their fear and resistance. If only they understood the truth he has discovered – the only way out is to let go. 
  Through poetic storytelling and profound wisdom, I Am A Fish: Lessons from the Whirlpool takes readers on a philosophical journey, exploring life’s deepest struggles from a perspective we never knew we needed. This mesmerizing fable invites us to question our instincts, face our fears, and find peace amidst chaos.Learn how acceptance can be the key to liberation.Discover the power of letting go in a world that demands control.Find meaning in struggle and hope in surrender. 
  This isn’t just a story about a fish. It’s about all of us – the battles we fight, the fears we carry, and the peace waiting for us on the other side of surrender. 
  Dive into a tale that will change how you see life’s whirlpools forever. 
  Ready to Let Go and Live Freely?

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  Theodore's Plate

  Stephen Wade Nebgen

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  Project Overview:                                                    
             Theodore’s Journey is planned as a series of children’s picture books, accompanied by animated episodes and brand extensions. The progression follows the growth of a young boy as he learns valuable life lessons including generosity, patience, teamwork, and tolerance. 
              Theodore’s Plate, the initial volume (the “Book”), is set during Christmas. The Book introduces us to eight-year-old Theodore, the precocious child of a peasant family that lives deep in a dense forest during the Renaissance. The Animated Christmas Special provides a deeper and broader look at the world of Theodore.

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  Red Capone

  Jonathan Lemkin

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  The author jonathan Lemkin would like to address that the following book is about the Life of robert vititieri also known as Red capone note Tommy karate is a real person currently serving life sentences additionally i would like to dedicate this book named Red capone to Michael mcknight a hard working gentleman from bensonhurst brooklyn. 
   Imet him at mr biggs bar and grill when i was a bouncer in hell’s kitchen about 25 years ago.   
  Michael Mcknight he thought the life and times of Ray capone a.k.a. robert vitierri should be a movie so i decided to write a book in hopes of his vision coming to light 
  Robert’s father took him out of school on the fifth grade, and he grew up without knowing how to read and write.  
  In my opinion I’m the author. my father put me in a school that both older brothers and sister had graduated from went it was a private school a huge privilege from this vision my father had was in my opinion why They all had graduated from Ivy League schools . unfortunately When I was my 10, my father suddenly died, and my mother, unfortunately made the decision to take me out of this private school because she feared she wouldn't be able to afford now realizing older and wiser this was against my fathers wishes and This severely affected my integration with what he would call Goyim , because I was suffering from the loss of my father and I was put around people that I was not supposed to be around for lack of better words. My father’s wishes were for me to remain in yeShiva and move to Israel. Let’s just say that didn’t happen. not yet.. 
  Robert's sister is a nurse and she was taken back by the fact that someone wrote a book about him. She was upset that she would have to read the book to him. That’s why this audible dedication in this part is very important.  
  please visit Red capone.com for the full documentary

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  Edgar Allen Poe: The Murders in...

  Edgar Allen Poe

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  "The Murders in the Rue Morgue" is a story by Edgar Allan Poe published in Graham's Magazine in 1841. It has been recognized as the first detective story; Poe referred to it as one of his "tales of ratiocination". C. Auguste Dupin is a man in Paris who solves the mystery of the brutal murder of two women. Numerous witnesses heard a suspect, though no one agrees on what language was spoken. At the murder scene, Dupin finds a hair that does not appear to be human. Writing the first true detective in fiction, Poe's Dupin originated many literary conventions which would be used in future fictional detectives including Sherlock Holmes and Hercule Poirot. Many later characters, for example, follow Poe's model of the brilliant detective, his personal friend who serves as narrator, and the final revelation being presented before the reasoning that leads up to it. Dupin himself reappears in "The Mystery of Marie Rogêt" and "The Purloined Letter".

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