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  Proteus

  Marc Everitt

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  Small town, rural America. A man walks into a hospital for help, except this man can't be helped. He will die horribly, and he is just the first of many. 
  Dr Jamie Metcalf fights viruses. He was the rising star of the Army Medical Corps Rapid Response Unit before he gave it up for his family. He swore he'd never go back but an outbreak has started, unlike anything seen before, and if it can't be contained then the loss of life will be unthinkable. 
  For this is something new, something lethal, perhaps something unstoppable; and it's not from round here...

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  Hubby’s New Secretary Puts Me In...

  Connie Cuckquean

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  Jennifer visits Michael at work to propose a lunch-date, but her plans are waylaid by another sordid session with Mrs. Wester, seeing Jennifer on her knees with Michael’s belt as her leash.Listen as Mrs. Wester continues to humiliate her whilst satisfying her husband like Jennifer never could, putting Michael in Jennifer’s virginal ass before counting down a c-shot that sees Jennifer’s face covered.

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  Sisterly Love

  Diana Hutton

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  Sisterly Love is about the unique bonds of sisterhood and depicts eras and places as seen through the lives of two sisters as they come and go at will in each other's lives, following a need to relate their memories or explore their present. 
  This is not a story with its conventional beginning, middle and end, although all that does happen in it.  So there is a story-line, but it is not conventionally told. 
  The story of their lives begins in the early years of the twentieth century with the usual sibling rivalries and disputes exaggerated by the presence of an obnoxious aunt and we revisit them from time to time.starting in the nineteen thirties. Elsie typifies the solid, conservative, hard-working office girl. Lillian shifts with ease from one boyfriend to another, from one husband to another, from one boss to another, from one country to another, yet she always returns to take refuge by either Elsie's or Horace's (their young brother's) home fires. By dint of Lillian's wanderings, the novel moves from London to an English country village, to South Africa, to Australia, to Spain, back to London, all vividly evoked through reminiscence. 
  It is loneliness in their advancing years which forces them into each other's company, despite themselves. It is the sadness of having nothing else in life which inevitably flings them against one another painfully peeling away the layers of their past existences and forcing them to surrender themselves to the irritating state of undesired dependence. 
  It is the inescapable pathos of two lives reduced by the passing years to grumpy proximity in a small bed-sitter that breathes life into Sisterly Love. .. My aim was to write about how youth transforms into old age with a certain humour, sadness and sensitivity.     D.H. Madrid, 2019

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  The Ty Stone Box Set Books 1-3

  Franklin Horton

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  The first ever box set of the action-packed Ty Stone Series, containing books 1-3. 
  A hero in the tradition of Jack Reacher, the Gray Man, and Mitch Rapp, Ty Stone isn't afraid to cross the line when the stakes are high enough and they're never higher than when a child is in danger. 
  When a child goes missing from a busy interstate gas station, all leads point in the wrong direction. Ty Stone is afraid he's too damaged to help but his gut--and his conscience--won't let him sit this one out. 
  Even as he's searching for the missing child, law enforcement is searching for him. Ty's anger and bad decisions are catching up with him. But sometimes a broken hero is what the world needs. A man with no rules of engagement. A man who understands that real justice doesn't always come from the courts.

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  Sing for Her

  Grace Parkes

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  Mia Cortés, an aspiring and charming musician with a voice that can set the stage on fire, is discovered by the influential and enigmatic music agent, Harper Nightingale. Harper signs Mia to her prestigious record label, and the two women quickly find their professional relationship blossoming into something much deeper. 
   
   
   
  As Mia's star rises in the glittering heart of Los Angeles, the lines between love and career blur, causing their romance to strain under the pressures of fame and the need for professional boundaries. 
   
   
   
  Can Mia and Harper navigate the tumultuous world of the music industry and find their way back to each other? 
   
   
   
  This book is a age gap, two worlds collide, rockstar, sapphic/lesbian romance. Dive into the captivating first book of the Indigo Lounge series! 
   
   
   
  Contains mature themes.

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  The Lies We Tell

  Katie Rae

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  In the high-pressure world of professional sports, Becca is determined to make her own way. So, when she's sent to a spring training camp to work as a trainer with her local baseball team, she decides to hide her family's connection to the sports world. No one needs to know her brother is the world's best quarterback. 
   
   
   
  Chase Turner is a veteran catcher set to make history with a new and lucrative contract. All he has to do is get through spring training without anyone realizing he is playing in pain. 
   
   
   
  After catching Becca in a lie, Chase agrees to keep her secret if she agrees to help him manage his knee pain. But Chase doesn't realize that Becca's web of lies is far greater than the tiny one he caught her in. 
   
   
   
  That doesn't stop them from getting closer, though, and eventually, Chase and Becca fall into a forbidden relationship that creates more lies than they can handle. 
   
   
   
  One crucial decision by Chase and everything comes to light, creating waves of shock throughout the entire locker room. 
   
   
   
  With their futures on the line, Chase and Becca must find the courage to be honest and decide if the truth of their feelings for each other outweighs the lies they told. 
   
   
   
  Contains mature themes.

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