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  The Good Bad and the Goblin

  Nicholas Atwater, Olivia Atwater

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  A goblin, a crook, and three bounty hunters walk into a warehouse… 
  Captain William Blair should have known better than to accept a simple job from an old, shady friend. After a sudden but inevitable betrayal, a three-way stand-off, and an accidental fire, the only remaining question is: How much of New Havenshire’s warehouse district will survive the resulting hijinks?

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  Vampire's Dayrunner

  Kater Cheek

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  Deadly curses. Unresolved romance. Can this witch expose a killer before it’s too late? 
  Kit Melbourne can’t shake her lingering love for her ex, even with her new vampire beau. Between bouts of spontaneous telekinesis and her treacherous job impressing her BF’s human-hating guild, she struggles to stay out of trouble. And with someone planting magical traps on her front porch, she barely stays one step ahead of the reaper. 
  Dodging her fanged boyfriend’s growing thirst, Kit and her crow familiar fend off her mysterious enemy’s unrelenting attacks. But when the assassination attempts threaten those she lives with and her old flame re-breaks her heart, she’s pushed to commit an unthinkable act … 
  Will Kit unmask her unknown foe in time to protect those she truly loves? 
  Vampire’s Dayrunner is the third book in the exhilarating Kit Melbourne urban fantasy series. If you like gripping mysteries, paranormal passions, and selfless heroines, then you’ll love Kater Cheek’s twisty tale! 
  Buy Vampire’s Dayrunner to bite into a dark conspiracy today!

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  Long Hot Summoning

  Tanya Huff

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  It's the universe's lucky day: Diana Hansen has finally graduated high school, ready to fulfill her destiny as the youngest, most powerful, and least worryguts of the Keepers who prevent metaphysical disaster. Which means she can take the lead on tackling the little problem she discovers in Kingston, Ontario. Someone has reopened the hole to Hell that Diana and her big sister Claire closed not long ago. And this time, Hell is the local shopping mall.
  Four acres of air-conditioned chaos means Diana and Claire will need an extended stay in the Otherside to fight through the worst the possibilities have to offer, amid cursed minivans, demonic security guards, and unnecessarily hot elven mallrats. With the Keepers away, Claire's Bystander boyfriend and talking cat will face whatever crawls through the fabric of the universe alone. And when the sisters are separated, Diana's brash confidence and Claire's careful strategy will somehow have to carry the day together…

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  The Obliterated Man

  H. G. Wells

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  H.G. Wells explores a future where humanity has been reduced to a mere handful of survivors by a cataclysmic event known as "The Obliteration." The story follows the sole survivor of the Obliteration, named Robert, who awakens to find the world destroyed and all other humans vanished. Haunted by the memory of his wife and daughter, Robert embarks on a desperate quest to find answers and perhaps even hope amidst the ruins. He encounters various remnants of the old world, including the remnants of a powerful AI that once controlled the human race. Robert's journey takes him through desolate landscapes and dangerous ruins, uncovering the truth behind the Obliteration and the fate of humanity. This thought-provoking tale explores themes of loss, survival, and the search for meaning in a world gone mad.

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  Oleander

  Jennifer Allis Provost

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  Eli tried to leave the supernatural life behind. Problem is, it won’t let her go. 
  Eliza “Eli” Moore may have been born a seer, but she didn’t want to live like one. That was why she became a private detective, and opened Nine Lives Investigations. Being able to talk to the dead gives her an undeniable edge in solving cases, and she figured it was all for the greater good. Then Eli is forced to exorcise a demon, the local witch elder ends up dead, and Eli fears she’s in over her head. 
  Throughout it all, Eli has one dedicated ally: Dan, mortal police detective who isn’t scared of things that go bump in the night, and who hints he wants to be more than friends. But mortals and seers don’t mix…do they? 
  Before Eli can sort out how she feels about Dan, an enemy from her past resurfaces and threatens everything she hold dear. Eli is forced to take on the title inherited from her grandmother, and become the Mistress of Seers—but just because leading the seer community is her birthright doesn’t mean anyone will follow her. 
  Poison Garden is perfect for fans of witches, magical creatures, and slow-burn paranormal romance. 

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  Days of Darkness - A couple...

  Owen Oliver

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  Joshua Albert Flynn was born in Sheerness, Kent, on 15th September 1863.   
  He was educated at private schools and later graduated from King's College, London.    
  His initial career was with the Civil Service where he thrived.  A marriage to Ada Parkinson brought two sons and three daughters into their lives.   
  He worked in South Africa as a financial adviser to Lord Kitchener before stints at the Admiralty and the War Office.  In 1916 he was appointed director-general of finance at the Ministry of Pensions.  His stellar professional career brought him a Companion of the Order of the Bath in 1910 and a knighthood in 1919.  
  His career in literature, under the pseudonym ‘Owen Oliver’, started late and is almost forgotten today. Although he wrote a handful of novels, he was well regarded as the author of short stories for children.  But amongst the 250 stories he wrote and published in the leading periodicals and the magazines of the day his ambitions spread much wider.  He was able to write across a number of genres.  His humourous stories received particular praise as did his many science fiction stories, where undoubtedly his time in Government helped bring across a particular way of imparting information into the structure of narratives as normal everyday folk came up against terrifying and dystopian happenings. 
  Owen Oliver, died in Streatham, south London on 8th October 1933.  He was 70.

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