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  Nether Regions

  Randal Graham

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  Gear up for laughter in the hereafter as Socrates sets out to assassinate every soul who can remember the mortal world
  		 
  “Filled with wordplay to die for, Randal Graham’s latest dizzying, irresistible life-after-death satire tackles perennial existential questions with humor and hunger.” — Foreword Reviews on Afterlife Crisis
  		 
  What do you get when a narcissistic megalomaniac plagued by daddy issues leads a horde of angry zealots, xenophobes, and ornery incels on a crusade to Make the Afterlife Great Again? You get an out-of-this-world adventure in which history’s greatest minds face an apocalypse that could make Armageddon look like a cotillion.
  		 
  You also get Nether Regions, the third installment of Randal Graham’s Beforelife Series. Picking up the threads of Beforelife and Afterlife Crisis, Nether Regions reveals what happens when two of the afterlife’s best-known residents have a baby: the first one born in the hereafter. That baby holds a secret — one that sets off an adventure featuring Socrates, Albert Einstein, Nostradamus, Elizabeth I, Sigmund Freud, Neferneferuaten, and at least 200 Napoleons, all doing their level best to keep the afterlife from turning into hell.

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  The Brothers' Free Corps (Hotel...

  Jens F. Simon

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  Cailan is kidnapped by the 'Free Corps of Brothers'. His telepathic abilities are suppressed by two implanted chips behind his ears, preventing him from using his gift. His brain is subjected to special radiation to discover how his telepathic abilities work; this is when mental expansion occurs, and a new ability is awakened: telekinesis. 
  The mental influence of one's own psyche on matter, energy, time, or space. This is also known as telekinesis, or the movement of objects with pure thought power.
  
  The year is 2300 AC. The fourth planet in our solar system, Mars, had already been inhabited for over a hundred years. A young, ambitious generation was developing here. One of the young Martians was Cailan Count. He had a sister, Fia. She and her fiancé belonged to a community known for collective nostalgia. They truly internalized the good old days, the golden age before colonization. Accordingly, they had chosen a renowned but very old hotel for their wedding reception. It was said to be the first hotel on Mars, built directly after terraforming. This is where Cailan's adventure begins. His previous life is turned completely upside down. The universe challenges him as he transcends the dimensions of life and finds his true love in a star princess in a distant, faraway world.

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  Science Fiction Adventures...

  Ray Bradbury, H. G. Wells,...

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  Man has always wanted to travel into the unknown and encounter what he has not, and perhaps cannot, experience in the real world. 
   The early 20th century witnessed an explosion of science fiction literature. Authors studied the wonders of scientific and technological progress and imagined worlds that had developed even greater advances. Jules Vernes' and H.G. Wells' fantastic tales well whetted the public's appetite for adventure tales. 
   Since then, science fiction has metamorphosized hundreds of times, each transformation introducing more sophisticated plots and otherworldly settings than those which have come before.  While wars against robots or green men may no longer be the most terrifying struggle that we can imagine, the classic tales do not cease to fascinate readers and inspire the exploration of new frontiers. 
     
   Jules Verne   : Twenty Thousand Leagues Under The Sea 
   Arthur Conan Doyle   : The Lost World  
   H. G. Wells   : The Invisible Man 
   Ray Bradbury   : Asleep In Armageddon

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  Apollo

  Anna del Mar

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  Apollo Battleson knows what it is to be down and out. 
  He’s come a long way since poverty and tragedy launched him into a soul-crushing journey through the juvenile court system. 
  Now he’s a doctor, a decorated former SEAL, and a self-made man. 
  He’s also the guy who keeps his pack of alpha brothers alive as they tackle some of the world’s most dangerous missions. 
  But that all changes when he meets a mysterious woman who goes by the name "Blue." 
  And she might just put him in more danger than even he can handle.

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  The Founding

  Michael L. Ross

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  Two men, two dreams, two new towns on the plains, and a railroad that will determine whether the towns—one black, one white—live or die.  
   Will Crump has survived the Civil War, Red Cloud’s War, and the loss of his love, but the search for peace still eludes him. From Colorado, famed Texas Ranger Charlie Goodnight lures Will to Texas, where he finds new love, but can love between a sharpshooter and a Quaker survive? Will has a chance to join in founding a new town, and risks everything—his savings, his family, and his life—but it will all be for nothing if the new railroad passes them by. 
   Luther has escaped slavery in Kentucky through Albinia, Will’s sister, only to find prejudice rearing its ugly head in Indiana. When the Black Codes are passed, he’s forced to leave and begin a new odyssey. Where can he and his family go to be truly free? Can they start a town owned by blacks, run by blacks, with no one to answer to? Their success depends on the almighty railroad and overcoming bigotry to prove their town deserves the chance to thrive. 
   Will’s eldest sister, Julia, and her husband, Hiram, are watching the demise of their steamboat business and jump into railroads, but there’s a long black shadow in the form of Jay Gould, the robber baron who ruthlessly swallows any business he considers competition. Can Julia fight the rules against women in business, dodge Gould, and hold her marriage together? 
   The Founding tells the little-known story of the Exodusters and Nicodemus, the black town on the plains of Kansas, and the parallel story of Will’s founding of Lubbock, Texas, against the background of railroad expansion in America. A family reunited, new love discovered, the quest for freedom, the rise of two towns. In the end, can they reach Across the Great Divide? The Founding is the exciting conclusion to the series.

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  Breaking Out

  Lew Gibb

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  DescriptionFROM THE AUTHOR OF THE JESSICA BANKS THRILLER SERIES: Five stories of exceptional people who don’t know the meaning of the word quit.A Night Out: Jessica Banks escaped her psycho foster parents, but that doesn't mean she has a life. She's got a plan to get one, to be normal, and maybe to meet the man of her dreams. But plans have a way of not turning out the way we expect.One Clue At A Time: Danny Thorn hopes an appointment made during a blackout might offer redemption. Or at least a way to pay rent for another month. He never would have predicted he’d end up hunting the kidnapped brother of his lawyer.On The Run: With no money and no skills except the ones she’s acquired the hard way, Jessica escapes her captors and vows to take revenge. Along the way, she forges friendships that will change her life, while fighting off enforcers and thugs and transforming herself from victim to avenger.What You Wish For: Jenna Barns finally finds her biological father after years of scouring the dark web and developing skills you don't usually find in your average seventeen year old. She hopes meeting him will fill the empty spaces in her heart. Unfortunately she’s about to learn why they say you should be careful what you wish for.All In: Jessica thinks a chance meeting with a handsome stranger at a coffee shop and an invitation to dinner could be the first step on the road to a normal life. Unfortunately, her date is in debt to a loan shark who’s more than willing to use Jessica to get his money. But Jessica isn’t the type to give up without a fight.Five page-turning stories of friendship, redemption, and justice. Strong-willed survivors fighting to escape mental prisons of their own making, and the physical ones constructed by their predatory captors.

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