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  Dust After Death Book One: Manor...

  Gregory J Ramsey

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  A classic vampire tale with a modern twist. Suspenseful and action-packed. 
  When an alcoholic archaeologist removes a scythe from the chest of an unusually well preserved plague victim, he unknowingly awakens a tyrannous ancient vampire. 
  Halfway across the world, a long-dormant bloodline curse is simultaneously revived in college freshman Sofia Kennigen, a direct descendant of the old vampire's mortal queen. 
  Sofia is dragged against her will into a paranormal world where she doesn't know who to trust, and every choice she makes could have huge ramifications for mankind and for vampirekind alike.

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  Whitmore Asylum

  Mai Redding

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  Falsely imprisoned in Whitmore Asylum by her cruel husband, Laurence, Eleanor fights to retain 
  her sanity in a world that seeks to break her. As she uncovers horrifying secrets within the 
  asylum’s walls, she plans her escape and revenge. When an opportunity arises, she 
  seizes it, determined to reclaim her freedom. 
  Mai Redding, both author and narrator of this chilling tale, weaves a haunting story of injustice, 
  resilience, and revenge. With a sharp eye for gothic suspense and psychological horror, she 
  brings Eleanor’s harrowing journey to life, immersing readers in a world where power corrupts 
  and the fight for survival is relentless.

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  The Picture of Dorian Gray

  Oscar Wilde

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  A gothic melodrama full of subtle impression and epigram, which tells a story about moral corruption. The Picture of Dorian Gray touches on many of Wilde's recurring themes, such as the nature and spirit of art, aestheticism and the dangers inherent to it.

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  Alien Invasion

  Rachel Lawson

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  Blake Alexander stood peering out through a crack in a curtain at his son's house. He looked as nervous as he was. 
   "Why is super dork hiding in our house dork?" asked Blake's teenage grandson of his father Lance who he called dork. 
   "The men in black are chasing him," Lance said. 
   "Yeah right dork!" said Lance Jnr who didn't believe he was of an alien race let alone they were sorcerers and the fact the men in black were real was just ridiculous. 
   "He's meant to be the emperor of the solar system why doesn't he tell them to go away!" said Kristine, Lance's daughter sarcastically. 
   "I tried they don't recognize the empire," said Blake who was distracted, 
   "they're coming to the door where can I hide?"  
   There was a distant voice behind them. 
   "Dad hide here!" the voice said it was not Lance's voice but his other son's voice it emitted from a whirling dark vortex. 
   Blake jumped in it and it disappeared.

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  The Fall of Man

  Anonymous

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  In a history where war's darkness intertwines with ancient terrors, John Cody and the soldiers by his side, fight a hopeless battle across a darkened 1940's Europe. What begins as a quest to liberate a fallen world quickly reveals an even deeper nightmare: towns and cities swallowed by silence, histories erased, and an unearthly presence lurking in the void. 
  Beneath the horrors of war, a more terrifying question looms: if God be for us, then who, or what, be against us? In this realm of unfathomable darkness, Cody must confront forces beyond mortal comprehension, fighting not just for survival, but for the very soul of mankind itself. 
  In this haunting convergence of war, horror, and human resilience, the line between salvation and damnation blurs. To stave off the fall of man, he must unravel the darkness, before it devours everything. 
  "A soul-shattering journey into ancient, celestial terror and a haunting twist on mankind's darkest moments." Adrian B - Independent Reviewer.

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  Time to Live A Time to Die A -...

  Rachel Lawson

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  An assassin kills Lance in retaliation for the gangland godfather killing Lance committed for Fate, his boss. Sergeant Reynard Alexander discovers Lance is dead, he informs the Coroner he knows he is Mortimer and that the Necromancer was his son. Reynard is informed by Dante that the Angel of Death, which was Lance's soul, has been freed. The Angel is worse, a killer worse than Lance ever was, and he wants his body for some reason. Blake goes on the run with his son's remains, how far will he run? How will Reynard react? How will this end? Will the Angel catch up to Lance's body? How far will the Angel go to get what he wants?

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