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  Serpents of the Dawn

  Adaline Winters

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  Cora Roberts, daughter of death and elemental badass, thought she had faced the worst White Castle had to offer. But when her grandmother, the head of the elementals, sets her sights on ruling over all supernatural factions, the stakes are raised higher than ever before.As Cora struggles to navigate her newfound relationship with Hudson, the king of shifters, and protect those she loves from her grandmother's machinations, she discovers that the true enemy may be closer than she ever imagined.With danger lurking around every corner and alliances shifting in the face of power, Cora must use all her strength and cunning to survive in this epic battle for control. Will she be able to protect her friends, her family, and her mate? Or will she become just another casualty in her grandmother's quest for domination?Contains mature themes.

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  Soulwanderer - The First Battle

  Tina Wittendorff Mortensen

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  ”We are called soulwanderers. We belong to someone in the human world. Or more precisely; they belong to us. We can live without them, but they can’t live without us.” 
    
  Melerina lives in an isolated land in a world hidden under water where magic has longbeen forgotten. Her people fear everything outside their borders, including the burning sun that rises above the surface. 
    
  Melerina and her best friend, Tahika, encounter three evil spirits from a forgotten time and are brought to a new land far away from their home. They discover that everything they used to believe in is a lie. Melerina is indecisive by nature and would prefer to run and hide from the evil around her, but she has to find her courage to face an army of soulless men, the loss of her loved ones, and the burning sun that threatens to kill her. 
    
  Everything that is, and everything that once was, leads back to the dark magic that changed the world. Melerina has no idea how important the magic hidden inside her is if the good has to defeat the evil. If she should fail, her people are doomed to lose their souls for eternity and become slaves of the dark creatures that are trying to take over both the underwater world and the world of the burning sun 
    
  Soulwanderer is a spellbinding story about friendship, lost souls, and love in the middle of a supernatural war.

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  Vintage Science Fiction

  Gerald Vance, Frank Herbert

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  Vintage Science Fiction 
   
  "Gerald Vance, the great Science Fiction author, presents three captivating stories. In "Monsoons of Death," he combines horror with a tale of bravery on Mars, as a young lieutenant learns about both. "Larson's Luck" is a fun adventure into the world of space pilots, piracy, and rule-breaking. "Vital Ingredient" takes the reader far into the future where boxing is controlled by managers and raises the question of how champions are truly made, with a satisfying conclusion." 
   
  "Frank Herbert, the SF author, wrote three stories: "Missing Link," which was originally published in "Astounding SF" in 1959, "Operation Haystack," which also appeared in "Astounding SF" in 1959, and "Old Rambling House," which was published in "Galaxy SF" in 1958." 
   
  Track List 
   
  01	Monsoons of Death 
  02	Larson's Luck 
  03	Vital Ingredient 
  04	Missing Link 
  05	Operation Haystack 
  06	Old Rambling House

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  The Man Who Sold The World - A...

  Rachel Lawson

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  Good quotes from The Man Who Sold The World 
  "The US president has met the new rulers of the Earth," said the tv. 
  On the tv was President Biden looking nervously at a mean looking grey alien. 
  "I can't believe they surrendered to the X-zeraciens," said Blake. 
  "Is this the start of world war 3?" asked Biden. 
  "I know about Putin he won't win," said The King of the Earth. 
  "Ok who are you guys!" said Biden. 
  The translator shrugged. 
  "... the Emperor of The Universe and his Judge!" 
  "Come on, man! You aren't more of them," said the president. 
  "No, they are invaders we are the owners of the Earth," Blake said. 
  The aliens translator looked nervous. 
  "You know of us what did he do?" ask The King the celestial emperor. 
  "He gave us this planet," said the alien. 
  "They kidnapped me," said the translator. 
  "You gave us this world to get back here and work with us here," said the grey. 
  "He's a conman," said Blake. 
   this is a micro short story

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  Earth's Hope - Dystopian Urban...

  Ann Gimpel

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  Power so old, deep, and chilling it hurts to think about it will overrun Earth if nothing changes. Targeted, furious, and fighting back, Aislinn runs wide open, gathering allies and putting her life on the line. 
  Aislinn Lenear has traveled a long road since the dark gods invaded Earth better than three years ago. After seeing her father slaughtered in front of her, and her mother sink into madness, Aislinn built strong walls around her heart. First her bond wolf, and then Fionn MacCumhaill, changed all that, but she and Fionn are far from home free.  
  Four of the six dark gods are still sowing destruction, and they’ve joined forces with Lemurians, a desperate lot, running just ahead of the tide of their own mortality. In a bold move, they try to coopt a group of young dragons, and very nearly succeed. Dewi, the Celtic dragon god, and Nidhogg, the Norse dragon god, banish their brood to the dragons’ home world, but they refuse to stay put. 
  In a fast-paced, tension-riddled closure to this dystopian, urban fantasy series, Earth's Hope sweeps from Ireland to the Greek Islands to the Pacific Northwest to borderworlds where the dark gods live. Fionn’s and Aislinn’s relationship is strained to the breaking point as they struggle to work together without tearing one another to bits. Fionn is used to being obeyed without question, but Aislinn won’t dance to his tune. If they can find their way, there may be hope for a ravaged Earth.

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  The Moon That Vanished

  Leigh Brackett

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  The Moon That Vanished by Leigh Brackett - A fallen satellite of the Planet Venus is the lure which leads three hunted beings to the mysterious island of smiling death! 
  The stranger was talking about him—the tall stranger who was a long way from his native uplands, who wore plain leather and did not belong in this swamp-coast village. He was asking questions, talking, watching. 
  David Heath knew that, in the same detached way in which he realized that he was in Kalruna's dingy Palace of All Possible Delights, that he was very drunk but not nearly drunk enough, that he would never be drunk enough and that presently, when he passed out, he would be tossed over the back railing into the mud, where he might drown or sleep it off as he pleased. 
  Heath did not care. The dead and the mad do not care. He lay without moving on the native hide-frame cot, the leather mask covering the lower part of his face, and breathed the warm golden vapour that bubbled in a narghil-like bowl beside him. Breathed, and tried to sleep, and could not. He did not close his eyes. Only when he became unconscious would he do that. 
  There would be a moment he could not avoid, just before his drugged brain slipped over the edge into oblivion, when he would no longer be able to see anything but the haunted darkness of his own mind, and that moment would seem like all eternity. But afterward, for a few hours, he would find peace. 
  Until then he would watch, from his dark corner, the life that went on in the Palace of All Possible Delights. 
  Heath rolled his head slightly. By his shoulder, clinging with its hooked claws to the cot frame, a little bright-scaled dragon crouched and met his glance with jewel-red eyes in which there were peculiar sympathy and intelligence. Heath smiled and settled back. A nervous spasm shook him but the drug had relaxed him so that it was not severe and passed off quickly.

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