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  The new road to Kailash

  Sandeep Mehra

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  This story pays tribute to India's achievements in the economic, social, and political  
  realms, highlighting the dedicated individuals who are striving to bring about positive change. Driven by a  
  desire to improve society, they embark on a vital mission. 
    
  The narrative explores how certain nations manipulate the global order using economic dominance, disease  
  spread, and engineered calamities to entrap vulnerable countries in debt. Despite these challenges, the  
  soldiers' unwavering efforts ultimately free their homelands from deception. 
    
  The narrative ignites optimism for Tibet's independence, leading to India reclaiming territory from China,  
  which ultimately reduces military costs. It also celebrates Indians' newfound freedom to visit Kailash Man  
  Sarovar without obstacles, symbolizing the triumph of aspirations and overcoming challenges. 
    
  This book is a work of pure imagination, aiming to captivate and inspire without portraying any person or  
  event negatively or positively.   

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  Last to Fall (Gossamer Falls...

  Lynn H. Blackburn

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  She's caught in a deadly game. He's the only one who can help her win.  
   
  Bronwyn Pierce has poured everything into The Haven, her family's exclusive mountain resort in Gossamer Falls. But when financial discrepancies surface and the numbers suggest something far darker than simple mismanagement, she's forced to call on the one person with the skills to help her: Mo Quinn, a former Army intelligence officer, her first love, and the last person she ever wanted to trust again. 
   
  Mo has spent years avoiding the woman he once loved and the secrets that tore them apart. But when Bronwyn calls, he can't walk away--especially when it's clear someone wants her gone for good. As they dig deeper into the treacherous motives behind a blackmail scheme, their proximity reignites long-buried feelings neither of them are ready to face. And when the evidence points to an unexpected culprit, Mo faces an impossible choice: trust the proof in front of him or trust his heart.  
   
  With danger closing in and no one else to turn to, Bronwyn must break years of silence with Mo to uncover who's trying to destroy The Haven. They'll have to risk everything--including their hearts--to expose the truth before it's too late.  
   
  The finale to Blackburn's Gossamer Falls series is an exhilarating romantic suspense novel packed with tension. This gripping read will hook fans of the family rivalry, bodyguard, small town, second chance romance, and forced proximity tropes.

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  The Village of Happy Ever Afters...

  Alison Sherlock

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  From top 50 bestselling author Alison Sherlock and her Riverside Lane Series. 
  Molly Hopkins has happily watched all of her friends’ dreams come true on Riverside Lane. 
  Deciding to follow her passion for baking, Molly with the help of her friends takes the plunge and opens a Tea Garden in the village hoping to make it a summer to remember! 
  Meanwhile, after a rather public end of his marriage, Logan Armstrong trusts no one but his beloved Grandad. He just wants his brief stay in Cranbridge to be as quiet as possible. But his Grandad has other ideas; he dreams of seeing the old watermill working again which might just mean Logan has to ask the village for help. 
  Can Molly finally overcome her lack of confidence and believe in her abilities to make the tea garden a success? 
  Will Logan discover that Molly might just be the one to mend his broken heart? And will both of them realise that life is for living and loving? 
  Over a long hot summer in Cranbridge, perhaps everyone’s dreams of a happy-ever-after can finally come true. 
  A heartwarming book perfect for fans of Holly Martin and Cathy Bramley 
  Readers love Alison Sherlock: 
  'Glorious escapism. Uplifting, heartwarming and joyful. Alison Sherlock writes with a warmth and lightness of touch' Kerry Fisher 
  'A lovely story of finding yourself and discovering what home means. I couldn’t stop turning the pages. Loved it.' Jessica Redland 
  'It’s been a pleasure getting to know the girls, their men and the pretty little village called Cranbridge. Romance at its best' 5 Star Reader Review 
  'Could not put this one down and read it at every opportunity!' 5 Star Reader Review 
  'Another heartwarming & uplifting escape to the wonderful Cranbridge' 5 Star Reader Review

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  The Wounded - The Arrow You...

  Philip Jose Farmer

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  “The Wounded” by Philip José Farmer is a sly, imaginative twist on love, pain, and the unseen things that shape our lives. At first glance, the narrator looks like a mysterious musician drifting through high-society gatherings, but the truth behind his “profession” is far stranger. He moves among the wealthy, the lonely, and the broken — not to heal them, but to give them the very wound that will change them forever. When one woman discovers who he really is, she refuses to let him disappear, and suddenly the hunt turns personal. 
  Farmer explores how people use their wounds, hide from them, or let them define who they are. The story blends humor, irony, psychology, and fantasy into something that feels modern, thoughtful, and surprisingly emotional. It asks a powerful question: is pain something inflicted on us… or something we choose to cultivate? 
  Philip José Farmer was one of the boldest voices in mid-century science fiction. He pushed boundaries with big ideas, layered characters, and stories that mixed satire, myth, and emotional intensity. Winner of multiple Hugo Awards, Farmer was never afraid to experiment, whether he was reinventing legends, questioning morality, or exploring the strange corners of human nature. “The Wounded” shows why his work still resonates — it’s clever, unsettling, and unforgettable.

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  The Fae Prince’s Sinful Crown -...

  Olivia Mina

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  Isabella Coleman considers herself a rational person, at least before nine in the morning. But rationality cannot explain the terrifying vision in her cramped apartment's bathroom: a mirror reflecting her wearing an ancient crown of silver thorns, dripping with dark sap. Worse, her reflection has begun moving a fraction of a heartbeat too late, and the running water whispers her name. Determined to enforce boundaries with the impossible, Isabella covers the glass and escapes into the rainy city. But ordinary life has left her behind. Without warning, Isabella is struck by the uninvited, overwhelming emotions of strangers. The crushing, salt-soaked grief of a passing commuter and the sharp, metallic fear of a young boy invade her mind and senses. In this compelling audiobook, Isabella must navigate a modern world suddenly steeped in relentless magic, where ignoring the call of an ancient crown is no longer possible.

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  Bodies of Work - A Novella

  Clay McLeod Chapman

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  At sixty-six years old, Winston Kemper has always been a nonentity. No one notices him. His simple existence barely registers for those who come into contact with him. Some call him feeble-minded. He is a janitor at the local church, a groundskeeper by default, and that’s it. No friends, no family. When he’s done with work, he returns home—a remote, single room apartment located above a garage—and that is where his true work begins. 
    
  Winston Kemper is a collector of voices, and his magnum opus—The Butterfly Girls—is a sprawling epic of untapped imagination. It has no single canvas, no particular frame. It is everywhere—scribbled on the walls, the floor, and countless notebooks. 
    
  Winston is creating a fantasia which exists in words, images and blood. As part of his ‘art’ he has been murdering forgotten women. Poor souls who slip through the cracks of society, who no one’s looking for. Mothers, sisters, daughters to someone, but no more. 
    
  Winston takes their lives, their voices.  
    
  But now he can hear them. They whisper to him. They talk of revenge.  
    
  Winston Kemper might not believe in ghosts, but he is about to learn they are very real. And they are very, very angry.  
    
  A surreal and dreamlike novella about the ghosts of our past and the dangerous, obsessive pursuit of art, from the “true master of horror” (CJ Leede, Maeve Fly).

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