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  We were a brilliantly written...

  Jacob Alger

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  Where shadows bleed into light, a forbidden fire is born. This is not a love story; it is a descent into the intoxicating heart of obsession, a tempest of desire that threatens to consume everything in its path. Surrender your senses to a tale of exquisite torment and primal passion.Woven from secrets and a dangerous struggle for power, their connection is a storm that defies all reason. With every whispered confession and shattering revelation, the stakes spiral into a thrilling crescendo. Can a love forged in the abyss survive the dawn, or will the darkness that bound them together ultimately tear them apart?Immerse yourself in an unforgettable audiobook that will haunt your dreams and leave its mark on your soul.

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  Dubb's House

  Lucienne LeBeau

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  How many must die to hide the secrets locked inside Dubbs House and Silver Hollow? Madness. Chaos. Hostile demonic takeovers. A storm is brewing.  
  Follow Doctor Cross, Constable Callfield, and their companions as they unravel the mysteries of more than a mere haunted house. Lucienne LeBeau pulls no punches in the final book of the Silver Hollow Trilogy.

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  Meditation - Sounds of...

  H. G. Wells

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  Meditation: Sounds of Thunderstorms – The Time Machine by H.G. Wells
   
  A Journey Through Time, Set to the Rhythm of the Storm
   
  Travel through the ages with a soundscape designed to transport your mind and soothe your senses. Meditation: Sounds of Thunderstorms – The Time Machine brings H.G. Wells’ groundbreaking science fiction tale to life with the added ambiance of rolling thunder and gentle rain.
   
  This immersive audio experience pairs a full reading of the classic novel with the calming, atmospheric presence of a thunderstorm—perfect for nighttime listening, meditative focus, or quiet moments of reflection.
   
  Follow the Time Traveller across millennia, from the distant future to the strange and forgotten ruins of civilization—all while surrounded by the relaxing sound of nature’s storm.
   
  
   
  •	A timeless science fiction adventure read with clarity and feeling
   
  •	Thunderstorm effects create a meditative, immersive atmosphere
   
  •	Ideal for relaxation, study, or introspective listening
   
  •	A unique blend of classic literature and mindful sound design

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  A Moth - The Wings of Madness

  H. G. Wells

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  A Moth by H. G. Wells - Two bitter rival scientists are locked in a feud that consumes their lives, but nature has a strange way of taking sides. When an eerie moth appears, the battle takes an unexpected and unsettling turn. 
  H.G. Wells (1866–1946) was an English writer, historian, and futurist, best known as one of the pioneers of science fiction. Born in Bromley, England, he trained as a scientist under T.H. Huxley, which influenced his fascination with evolutionary theory and speculative fiction. His groundbreaking novels, including The Time Machine (1895), The War of the Worlds (1898), and The Invisible Man (1897), explored time travel, alien invasions, and scientific hubris, shaping the genre’s future. A prolific writer, Wells also penned social commentaries, predicting technological advancements and global conflicts with eerie accuracy. His works often carried themes of class struggle, ethics, and human progress. Beyond fiction, he was an outspoken socialist and advocate for world peace. His visionary storytelling continues to inspire science fiction writers and filmmakers, securing his legacy as the “father of science fiction.

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  On the Art of Poetry - Aristotle

  Aristotle

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  "On the Art of Poetry" is a treatise written by Aristotle, a famous Greek philosopher, in the 4th century BC. The work is also known as "Poetics" and is considered one of the most important works of literary criticism in the Western tradition. 
  The treatise consists of 26 chapters in which Aristotle explores the nature of poetry and its various genres, including epic poetry, tragedy, comedy, and the various forms of poetry that exist. Aristotle also discusses the different elements that make up a successful work of poetry, such as plot, character, thought, diction, and spectacle, and offers detailed analysis and examples of each of these elements. 
  Aristotle also examines the psychological and emotional effects that poetry has on its audience and argues that the purpose of poetry is to imitate reality in a way that illuminates universal truths and helps people better understand the world around them. He also stresses the importance of unity, coherence, and logic in poetry, arguing that these qualities are essential for creating a work of art that is both aesthetically pleasing and intellectually satisfying. 
  Overall, "On the Art of Poetry" is a foundational work of literary criticism that has had a profound influence on Western literature and has shaped the way that we think about the art of storytelling and the role that poetry and literature play in our lives.

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  The Hunter's Code - Book 1

  Oleg Sapphire, Yuri Vinokuroff

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  I was a Hunter, and I honored the Code. For my services to humanity and for leading a "proper" life, I was to be rewarded. A new life after death, and a new world to give me some well-deserved rest. 
   
   
   
  But something went wrong. Once again, I must fight. The Monsters that face me here are far more terrifying than those of my past life. They are cleverer, crueler, more unpredictable. And their name is . . .

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