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  You’re going to put the man down

  James Marston

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  As a smogger, Victor has the ability to control truck exhaust as a weapon. His daughter is his truck driver, and they earn money by doing odd jobs. Their latest job is transporting another smogger, who happens to be a criminal. While on the job, they are tracked by a group of people who want to capture the criminal for their own ends.

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  Sacred Silence - A Grey Wolves...

  Quinn Loftis

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  I thought nothing could be eviler than Desdemona, or Reyaz, or any other villain we've faced down. 
   
   
   
  I was wrong. 
   
   
   
  I read all the books I could devour on the beauty of parenthood. I thought I was ready. But nothing could have prepared me for the hurricane of jacked-up emotional chaos otherwise known as post-partum hormones. And no one said the feelings would come with a machine that would try to eat my nipples. Seriously, those breast pumps should be banned. If that wasn't enough to make me lose what little sanity I was clinging to, let's throw into the mix my sadistic best friends getting the brilliant idea to kidnap my daughter for a while. But wait folks, that's not all. Trying to keep my mate from maiming my friends was hard enough. But then, Thia gets snatched out from underneath the noses of my besties and truly kidnapped. If there was an award for FUBAR first days of life, Thia would win hands down. Sorry, mini-me. I'll try and make it up to you. But no promises. Probably better to save up the money to pay for the counseling you're eventually going to need. 
   
   
   
  That's practical parenting, right? 
   
   
   
  Contains mature themes.

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  Home is the Spaceman

  George O. Smith

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  Home is the Spaceman by George O. Smith - Enright was coming home, which should have been good, since he was the first Earthman ever to go faster than light. But when he'd been gone eighteen months in a ship that was supplied for only ten days, the authorities were just a trifle curious.... 
  Test Pilot Billy Enright looked down at the Earth so far below and decided that home had never looked so good to any man. He and his experimental spacecraft had exceeded the speed of light, he had crossed the monstrous gulf between stars, and for eighteen months Billy Enright had walked upon the earth-like planet of another star. He had driven faster, gone farther, and stayed away longer than any other human, and now he was happy to be arrowing down towards Mother Earth and home. 
  Mingled excitement and joy tickled his stomach. There would be one royal explosion when he called in for landing instructions; he was going to create as much fuss as Tom Sawyer had caused a couple of hundred years ago when he and his boys turned up at their own funeral services. For Billy Enright had been overdue for eighteen months on a flight-plan calling for a twelve-hour program. He had probably been listed as "Missing" for more than sixteen of the eighteen months. 
  It would be more dramatic if he just barrelled down unannounced and walked in to the commandant's office with an air of unconcern. But on the other hand, the story he had to tell about his flight and the explanation of his overdue return wanted a large audience whose minds had already recovered from the first shock. So instead of letting shock pile upon shock, Billy Enright flipped the radio on and called: 
  "Interstellar Spacecraft One calling Mojave Base, I.S.-1 calling Mojave. Test Pilot Enright requesting landing instructions. I.S.-1 over."

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  Nicolae - The Rise of Antichrist

  Tim LaHaye, Jerry B Jenkins

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  Book 3 in the 12-book series that has sold over 63 million copies!Rayford Steele and Cameron “Buck” Williams find themselves pressed into service for the man they believe could be the Antichrist. Nicolae Carpathia takes over the United Nations, signs a peace treaty with Israel, and begins to lure the nations of earth together to form one global village.As believers band together following the Rapture, their peaceful world is destroyed again when global war erupts.The 12 books in the series by New York Times best-selling authors Tim LaHaye and Jerry B. Jenkins cover the events of biblical prophecy surrounding the rapture and the seven-year period known as the tribulation that follows.

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  The Swift Swallow

  Kelly Johnson

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  In the bustling countryside, a graceful swallow named Sora is renowned for her speed and agility. Each spring, she returns to her cozy nest under a red barn's eaves, enjoying the lush fields and vibrant life around her. One morning, Sora discovers a sad rabbit named Ruby, who has lost her cherished scarf. Determined to help, Sora searches the countryside and the nearby forest, finally finding the scarf caught on a branch. Ruby is overjoyed, and they both join the joyful Spring Festival. 
  Sora's acts of kindness continue as she helps a stuck squirrel named Sammy and aids an injured sparrow named Sophie. Her reputation as a compassionate helper spreads, and she becomes beloved throughout the countryside. As the seasons change, Sora reflects on her fulfilling year, realizing the greatest joy comes from making others happy. She continues to soar through the skies, spreading love and kindness wherever she goes.

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  Broken

  Willow Rose

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  The year is 1993. It has been 10 years since we left Christian in Savage (Daughters of the Jaguar, Book 1). He is now a grown man, eye surgeon, and a father to five-year-old William. Even though time has passed, Christian hasn't aged a day. But now, Christian is suddenly changing. Something is happening inside of him that he doesn't quite understand. Why are his eyes glowing? Why does he feel muscle pain? Meanwhile, Christian is fighting for his marriage when suddenly Aiyana's prophesy comes true, and she is back in his life again. Broken is the second book in Willow Rose's series called Daughters of the Jaguar. It is a new adult novel with some language, violence, and sexual situations recommended for ages 16 and up.

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