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  Tinsel Temptation

  Melody Tyden

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  Olivia Hanmer is a typically wholesome, all-American girl: an A student, a star athlete, a daddy's girl. Whenever she wants something, she goes after it and gets it. This Christmas, she wants Noah Stamer. They've known each other since they were kids, but now she's all grown up, and determined to prove it to him. 
  Noah Stamer has always led a charmed life, but there's more to him than meets the eye, especially when it comes to what turns him on. Someone as sweet and innocent as Olivia Hanmer could never understand those kinds of needs, so when he pushes her away, it's for her own good. 
  One year later, when they find themselves together again at Christmas time on the other side of the world, it's possible they'll turn out to have more in common than they ever imagined. 
  This book contains scenes involving voyeurism and exhibitionism. It is unsuitable for listeners under the age of 18.

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  The Goldfish

  Ryan Dunlap

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  If you had to choose which memories to keep, who would you become? 
  Sam has a problem. In a world where all of your memories can be digitally augmented and recorded for later viewing and sharing, Sam's are eroding fast due to malfunctioning equipment. Unfortunately for Sam, that particular bit of equipment is installed in his brain, and a simple malfunction can lead to a decidedly less than simple cerebral hemorrhage, coma, and even death. Sam's only hope to prevent losing everything is a pithy computer program, a piece of technology known as The Goldfish. 
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  "The Goldfish is a grounded, touching, tranche-de-vie, wrapped in a seventies-style, high-concept sci-fi blanket. Dunlap manages to draw the reader into an unbelievable world by crafting a completely believable drama focusing on a protagonist that's instantly relatable--a smart man, troubled, but still striving to do right by the people in his life. Stanislaw Lem would be proud, and Ryan Dunlap should be too." 
  -Shaunn Rodriguez-Grulkowski, Editor 
  ★★★★★ - "If you read it at work, you'll probably end up crying under your desk, like I just did. But, in a good way, I promise!" - Grace, Goodreads Review 
  ★★★★★ - "Incredible work. A beautiful, thought provoking story that makes me consider how I can make my life 'memorable.'" - Valerie, Goodreads Review 
  ★★★★★ - "You've got to see how this story develops and concludes. Read it ASAP!" - Stan, Goodreads Review

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  Kill Your Darlings - DI Declan...

  Jack Gatland

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  Spike the story - before it spikes you... 
   
  It's a time of change for the Last Chance Saloon - recent promotions have changed the focus of the Unit, and when a Fleet Street Legend, Hunt Robinson, is kidnapped from Heathrow Airport and found close to death in the crypt of Fleet Street's St Bride's Church, DI Declan Walsh and his colleagues need to put the past behind them, and unite to take on the case. 
   
  But things aren't that simple, as an old colleague appears from Declan's past, offering a transfer opportunity to a new post, and one that is impossible to refuse, considering a rapidly approaching deadline. 
   
  But as the Unit delve deeper, they discover a long-standing conspiracy connected to a spiked story ten years earlier, and Declan finds himself in a world of blind turns, changed pages and hanging indents, as London's media elite do anything they can to stop him finding out one of their darkest secrets - including putting Declan himself back on the front page. 
   
  Can Declan and his team solve the case - before they become the story? 
   
  And is this DI Declan Walsh's last case with the Last Chance Saloon? 
   
  The fifteenth audiobook in a series of procedural crime thrillers by #1 New York Times bestselling writer Tony Lee writing as Jack Gatland, Kill Your Darlings is perfect for fans of J.D Kirk, L.J Ross, Ian Rankin, Alex Smith, David Gatward, Rachel McLean and Ann Cleeves, among others.

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  Fixing the One - A Brides of...

  S.E. Rose

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  Sydney Lawrence has played it safe her whole life. But after watching all her closest friends find their perfect love matches, she's decided that it's time for her to have a wild streak. She's done pining after her doctor boss. She's ready to let loose and have fun, until a girls' trip gone wrong ends with her staying in her boss's family's home. 
   
   
   
  Dr. Miles Claiborne has built a wall between himself and his feelings for the nurse he hired six years ago. He refuses to cross that imaginary line. But the universe seems to be testing his resolve when she ends up at his family's home while he's on vacation. 
   
   
   
  Now, these two friends with feelings for each other are stuck together for a week. Can they keep each other in the friend zone, or will these two opposites find out that they may just be more than the perfect person to fix the other's problems, they might just be each other's happily ever after? 
   
   
   
  Contains mature themes.

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  Side Effects

  Tara Wyatt

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  What’s a few orgasms between friends? 
  After a disastrous breakup, paramedic Madison Petrov isn’t looking for love—she just wants to put the pieces of her life back together. Easier said than done, given the hit her confidence has taken. And now with her sister’s wedding looming, all of the scars Madison thought had healed feel fresh and new. 
  Levi Prescott’s been through a lot in his life, including losing his father at a young age. But enduring that loss has taught him to go after what he wants, and what he wants is his partner, Madison. Smart, feisty, beautiful Madison who he’s wanted for a year now. Who he’ll do anything to have in his bed and in his life. Including agree to a potentially risky friends with benefits arrangement. 
  The more time she spends with Levi, the more Madison feels the cracks in her broken heart start to heal. After all, he’s gorgeous, confident, and amazing in bed. But no matter how much chemistry they have, she doesn’t know if she’s willing to risk her heart again. 
  Side Effects is a full length standalone contemporary romance within The Prescotts series.

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  The Force of Blood - 16th...

  Miguel de Cervantes

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  Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra was born in late September 1547 in Alcalá de Henares, a few miles to the north-east of Madrid in Spain. 
   
  Despite his reputation as a literary leviathan surprisingly little is known of his life.  All the portraits and paintings raised in his honour are unattributed and so may, or may not be, his likeness. 
   
  What is known of his life is thought to have been embellished by the man himself and for a literary man he spent much of his time involved in wars and military adventures in Spanish territories or jewels they had eyes upon whilst usually locked in debilitating wars with the Ottoman Empire. 
   
  During these years he spent time abroad in Rome and Naples also, it is thought, in attempting to avoid an arrest warrant for wounding another man in a duel in Madrid.   
   
  During the Battle of Lepanto, which ensured the safety of Europe from the Ottomans, he was badly wounded in the chest and also lost the use of his left arm which earned him the sobriquet ‘The one-armed man of Lepanto’. 
   
  Later he was captured with his brother by Ottoman Corsairs and taken to be sold or ransomed and appears to have spent some time in Istanbul during his years in captivity. 
   
  In 1580 Cervantes was set free by the Trinitarians, a religious charity that specialised in ransoming Christian captives, and returned to Madrid.  Here he took on various Government works including as tax collector, accountant and as a purchasing agent for the Navy. 
   
  The astounding and revolutionary work for which he is famed is, of course, Don Quixote, the first volume of which was published in 1605 and the second in 1615.  It was during this period that he wrote most of his other works, including plays, poems and a short story collection.  Writing for any kind of income in these times was difficult.  Popular works were more often stolen and printed by others for their own immediate gain.  The idea of copyright and reliable income was still some time away. 
   
  Miguel de Cervantes died on the 22nd April 1616 in Madrid, Spain.  He was 68.

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