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  The Clash of Yesterday - A Stone...

  Sawyer Bennett

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  A feud that spans thousands of years. 
   
   
   
  There is a hatred born of betrayal and rooted deep throughout the centuries and I loathe him simply because of his ties. That will never change no matter the circumstances we find ourselves in. 
   
   
   
  They say there is a thin line between love and hate. 
   
   
   
  While bad blood may have started in our home realm of Brevala long before I was ever born, I am expected to stand strong with my people against our sworn enemies. And given that we're both immortal Light Fae, we have centuries ahead of ourselves to continue hating each other. 
   
   
   
  A clash of rivals the world never saw coming. 
   
   
   
  An unexpected favor leads us into dangerous territory as we travel from modern day Seattle, to the realm of Faere. If our families learn what we have done, we risk our safety. If we admit to ourselves what we've done, we risk our hearts. Throughout the years, we have stoked the flames of anger, but this carnal inferno might just burn us all.

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  Day of Reckoning - The Oath That...

  Morton Klass

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  Day Of Reckoning by Morton Klass opens on the moment Earth has waited almost half a century to see: the alien Roggs defeated, their former slaves now the masters of their own world. An aging resistance leader sits across from Guja Hi, the Rogg administrator who once ordered his whipping, and calmly lays out the terms—every alien must leave Earth with nothing but the cloak on their back. As the negotiations unfold, Klass reveals the hidden history of how scattered slaves became a united species, forging a new language, a binding Oath, and a sense of brotherhood stronger than any planetary border. 
  But victory comes with a price. The old man remembers not only the agony of the mines and the cities burned to ash, but also how the Rogg conquest forced humanity to outgrow its own divisions. With the aliens facing exile and probable death on their homeworld, he must decide whether this new, unified humanity will cling to revenge or dare to be something better than its former masters. “Day Of Reckoning” is a powerful, thoughtful story about occupation, resistance, and the difficult grace of mercy at the end of a long war. 
  Morton Klass (1927–2001) was an American anthropologist and writer whose brief but memorable run in mid-century science fiction included stories like “The Altruist,” “The Idealists,” “In the Beginning,” and “Day Of Reckoning,” which appeared in the June 1957 issue of Fantastic Universe. Trained at Brooklyn College and Columbia University, Klass would go on to become a respected scholar of caste, religion, and cultural change, with influential studies of communities in India and the Indo-Caribbean.

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  Dreams of the Dying (Standard...

  Nicolas Lietzau

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  Years after a harrowing war experience, ex-mercenary Jespar tre Moreste has taken to drifting. It’s a lonely existence, but barring the occasional bout of melancholia, he has found the closest thing to peace a man like him deserves. Life is “all right.” 
  ​Or so he believes. Hoping to turn the page, Jespar accepts a mysterious invitation into the beautiful but dangerous archipelago of Kilay—and everything changes. Plagued by boiling social tensions and terrorism, the tropical empire is edging ever closer to civil war. Kilay’s merchant king is the only person able to prevent this catastrophe, but he has fallen into a preternatural coma—and it’s Jespar’s task to figure out what or who caused it. As the investigation takes him across the archipelago and into the king’s nightmares, unexpected events not only tie Jespar’s own life to the mystery but also unearth inner demons he believed to be exorcised long ago. 
  ​Battling old trauma while fighting for his life, his sanity, and the fate of Kilay, the line between dream and reality blurs until only one question remains: If your mind is the enemy, where do you run? 
  A slow-burning, riveting blend of fantasy, mystery, and psychological horror, Dreams of the Dying is a deep exploration of mental illness, morality, and the dark sides of humanity.

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  The Rostikov Legacy

  Charlotte E. English

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  Detective. Judge. Executioner. 
  In an icy, Victorianesque world, a harsh god rules, and He has one law: a life for a life. 
  Konrad Savast is the Malykant: detective, judge and executioner in one. It's kill and be killed in Konrad's world, and his unhappy duty to mete out his Master's implacable justice. 
  The body of an aristocrat lies in the mist-shrouded reaches of the Bone Forest. Her killer has signed their own death warrant; but first, Konrad must learn who could have wanted the delightful Lady Rostikova dead... 
  With a pair of bloodthirsty ghosts to assist him, Konrad will hunt her ladyship's killer the length and breadth of the city — and stop at nothing to finally bring them down. 
  The supernatural meets classic murder mystery in this tale of dark justice, deduction and black magic. 

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  Shadow Cast

  A.L. Hawke

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  You can't cast shadows in darkness. 
  It's the start of my second year of graduate school at Hawthorne University. (I wasn't canned, okay?) Bryce and our dean organize an orientation meeting to recruit witches. Yep, it's time to teach Alondra's "honors" program. 
  Everything goes fine until that slithery snake-witch, Adder, barges into my home. She claims I'm cursing her master, Enora, haunting the dreams of her Abaddon coven. I'm not. Honest. But sometimes Alondra pops up inside me, acting outside of my control. 
  We hold a séance to ask the ghost possessing me to go away. I don’t see ghosts or spirits. I see evil. But you know, it’s funny, no one else seems to. 
  My sole mastery of necromancy might just be enough to protect Bryce and my unborn baby—or save my greatest adversary. 
  Cadence Hawthorne returns in this sixth book in the Hawthorne University Witch series.  
  Content Warning: Shadow Cast contains profanity, sex, adult situations and, of course, witchcraft.

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  My Russian Clementine - A...

  Chris Côté, Dayle Kerry

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  This romantic family drama is based on the true story of an American TV actress who adopts a little Russian girl in St. Petersburg in 1994. At that time in Russia, the country was struggling to become a free market democracy. "More like the Wild West," the actress, Molly McKay, is warned.  She arrives at chaotic Pulkova Airport and is immediately whisked off to the baby home to meet her new daughter. Their wonderful, sometimes crazy, sometimes harrowing adoption journey takes off from there. One major and unexpected complication: Molly discovers that Lady Law, the TV show she starred in back in the '80s in the U.S., is now a big hit in Russia. Then there are the two handsome princes, one Russian, one American, and all the other fairytale characters who help or hinder Molly and her Clementine.

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