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  Master of Tomes

  Honor Raconteur

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  Mei’s checklist for the next year is simple. On the surface, at least. 
  Travel into the past to get the necessary instructions - check. 
  Travel back into the present to defeat Odom, Zaffi, and Kovel Below - check. 
  Actually defeat Odom, Zaffi, and Kovel Below - well...that’s a work in progress. 
  Mei Li and her team of experts have no time to catch their breath before the next wave of magical problems hit them. Saving the world will take stamina, patience, magic, and time. And a little help from dragons. 
  And by a little, she means a lot. 
  Mei Li is ready for the world-ending disasters to be over, please and thank you.

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  The Earl of Arundel - A...

  Angela E. Johnson

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  Bound by fate, yet forbidden to love 
  When Phillip Watson, the Earl of Arundel, awakens battered and broken in a stranger’s home, he has no memory of who he is—or who wants him dead. As he pieces together the fragments of his forgotten life, the one bright spot is in a growing affection for Miss Emma Parker. 
  Emma Parker is a spirited romantic with dreams of a love so powerful it rivals that of Romeo and Juliet. When her father saves a man from the brink of death, Emma finds herself drawn to the mysterious stranger with no name, no past, and a magnetic pull that ignites her very soul. 
  As Phillip’s memories return, so do the secrets he’s desperate to escape. Phillip’s father, the duke, entered a wager, betrothing him to another, making his newfound love for Emma forbidden—a temptation that could ruin them both. 
  Torn between the woman who has captured his heart and the deadly truth that someone wants him dead, Phillip must make an impossible choice: duty or desire, survival or sacrifice. 
  The Earl of Arundel is a closed-door Regency romance with high stakes, lots of swoon, and a story that will keep you reading from page one to the very end.

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  The Suitcase - A Beryl Blue Time...

  Janet Raye Stevens

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  Librarian-turned-time-cop Beryl Blue journeys to 1922 France, chasing a time tourist who’s deviated from his visit to Jazz Age Paris. 
  A routine mission. Or so Beryl thinks. 
  Luckily, she’s got a new partner to help her figure out what connects a train, a sobbing woman, and a missing piece of luggage to the rogue time traveler they're after. 
  Join Beryl and her heroic new sidekick in this fast-paced mix of mystery, history, and time travel, ideal for reading in one sitting.

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  Hope and Sensibility

  Anonymous

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  Being a new father of a precocious little boy is but one challenge Darcy faces in this delightful sequel to He Taught Me to Hope, the first book in the 'Darcy and the Young Knight's Quest' series. His new wife, Elizabeth, and he do not always see eye to eye on what is best for their son. Will their difference of opinion tear them apart? Or will they be the means of strengthening the ties that bind? 
  What Listeners have said: 
  "...this book narrated by Pearl Hewitt, who did an absolutely outstanding job. She provided distinct and consistent voices for all characters, young and old. She has a spunk and sassiness in her readings that make listening very enjoyable. Plus, she enunciates with British sophistication with the best of them. She is one of my favorite narrators!" 
  "Like the books in the series before it, Hope and Sensibility is a wonderful alternative telling of family matters involving Elizabeth and Darcy." 
  "Ben was my favorite character from a previous story I listened to by the same author and narrator. I loved listening to his adventures. Pearl has the most wonderful voice for this character, which just makes you want to give him a hug." 
  "Please do yourself a favor and listen to this series! ... You'll be so pleased with this uplifting story!"

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  Vic and Pat’s Erotic Adventures...

  VIC VITALE, Pat Simone

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  I was into the bookie for a thousand when I made another bet. I thought it was a good bet. It wasn't. 
  That night, the bookie came by. He came then because he knew my husband worked nights.  
  It was a good time for him to collect. The only thing was, I didn't have the money to pay him. I thought for sure I was gonna win. I never thought it would come down to this. 
   

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  Almayer's Folly

  Joseph Conrad

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  Almayer's Folly, Joseph Conrad's first novel, is a tale of personal tragedy as well as a broader meditation on the evils of colonialism. Set in the lush jungle of Borneo in the late 1800s, it tells of the Dutch merchant Kaspar Almayer, whose dreams of riches for his beloved daughter, Nina, collapse under the weight of his own greed and prejudice. Nadine Gordimer writes in her Introduction, "Conrad's writing is lifelong questioning . . . What was 'Almayer's Folly'? The pretentious house never lived in? His obsession with gold? His obsessive love for his daughter, whose progenitors, the Malay race, he despised? All three?" Conrad established in Almayer's Folly the themes of betrayal, isolation, and colonialism that he would explore throughout the rest of his life and work.

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