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  The Only One that Hears it is You

  Mike DeFrench

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  A man is tortured by a sound that only he can hear. 
  It was easily ignored at first. But now the insomnia is getting to him. 
  He must find a way to stop the noise... 
  Anything is better than this.

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  The War of the Worlds

  H. G. Wells

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  No one would have believed that planet Earth was being watched by creatures more intelligent than humankind.But planet Earth was not only being watched – soon it would be invaded by monstrous creatures from Mars who strode about the land in great mechanical tripods, bringing death and destruction with them. What can possibly stop an invading  
  army equipped with heat-rays and poisonous black gas, intent on wiping out the human race? This is one man’s story of that incredible invasion, from the time the first Martians land near his home town, to the destruction of London. Is this the end of human life on Earth? 
   
  Baker Street Readers are retellings of literary classics in 64 pages, with illustrations. These books make classic stories available to intelligent young readers as a bridge to the full texts and to language students wanting access to other cultures.

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  Mommy Dearest

  Willow Rose

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  Do you really know your mother-in-law? A spine-chilling horror novella from the Queen of Scream. We all know a relationship with your mother-in-law can be quite tricky from time to time. We jokingly call them things like monster-in-law. However, sometimes, there is actual truth to that joke, isn’t there? Some of them do act like true monsters, don’t they? When Crystal meets her future mother-in-law for the first time, she is excited. She knows it might be a challenge to have her live with them for an entire month, but still. It’s an old woman we’re talking about here. How much trouble can she cause? Mommy Dearest is a short story thriller from the Amazon number one best-selling author Willow Rose. It will not improve your relationship with your mother-in-law.

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  Square³

  Mira Grant

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  We think we understand the laws of physics. 
   
   
   
  We think a lot of things. It was perhaps inevitable that some of them would turn out to be wrong. 
   
   
   
  When the great incursion occurred, no one was prepared. Of all the things physicists had predicted, "the fabric of reality might rip open and giant monsters could come pouring through" had not made the list. But somehow, that was precisely what happened. 
   
   
   
  For sisters Susan and Katharine Black, the day of the incursion was the day they lost everything. Their home, their parents, their sense of normalcy . . . and each other, because when the rift opened, each sister was stranded in a separate form of reality. For Susan, it was science and study and the struggle to solve the mystery of the altered physics inside the zones transformed by the incursion. For Katharine, it was monsters and mayhem and the fight to stay alive in a world unlike the world of her birth. 
   
   
   
  The world has changed. The laws of physics have changed. The girls have changed. And the one universal truth of all states of changed matter is that nothing can be completely restored to what it was originally, no matter how much you might wish it could be. 
   
   
   
  Nothing goes back.

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  Mungwort

  James Noll

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  Everything’s fresh on Lilith’s Farm. Especially the bodies. 
  A sinister forest, toxic fungus, and the dark secrets of a crazy old woman meet in a tale of vengeance, betrayal, and terror. 
  Cece grew up in Spotsylvania, Virginia, but she left a long time ago. She’d rather live the life of the road dog than stay in that backwoods dump, even if it means never having a place of her own. 
  But when a mysterious postcard from her missing father arrives, she finds herself pulled back home to the place where he was last seen: Lilith’s Farm. The work is hard and her bosses are jerks, but at least the food is good. 
  Then strange things begin to happen. The fence that borders the property seems like it’s under attack from the forest. Toxic fungus balls keep popping up on the tree trunks. And one by one, Cece’s fellow workers go missing. 
  Any normal person would try to escape, but escape isn’t possible. Besides, Cece’s on a mission to find her father, and nothing, not the forest, not the fungus balls, not her creepy bosses, will stop her… except death, of course. 
  At once twisted, horrific, and surprisingly funny, Mungwort does for the forest what Alien did for space: everybody can hear you scream, but they just don’t care.

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  Red Rabbit: Book summary & analysis

  Alexander Pike

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  This content is an independent and unofficial summary created for informational and educational purposes only. It is not affiliated with, authorized, approved, licensed, or endorsed by the original author or publisher. All rights to the original work belong to its respective copyright holders. This summary is not intended to substitute the original book, but to offer a concise overview and interpretation of its main ideas.
   
  
  Red Rabbit plunges you into the shadowy alleys of early-’70s London, where MI-5 analyst Edward Mendoza races against time to unmask a KGB assassin bent on striking at the heart of Western power. With precision playbooks, encrypted “Beacon” networks, and high-stakes stakeouts, Mendoza transforms raw intelligence into unbreakable strategy. This pulse-pounding thriller doubles as a masterclass in planning, collaboration, and rapid-fire decision-making—empowering listeners to apply espionage-grade workflows to conquer any challenge.

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