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  How to Slay at Work - The darkly...

  Sarah Bonner

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  'A hilarious romp that I just couldn’t put down.' Katy Brent 
  A sharp, funny and deliciously dark thriller that fans of Katy Brent, Bella Mackie or Killing Eve will love. 
  When your boss is at a conference in a city where there's a suspicious death, it's unlucky. 
  If it happens twice, it's odd. 
  But when she's in the same city at the same time as a third unexplained death . . . 
  Could she be a stone-cold killer? 
  Millie's always known her boss Freya is a psycho – the demanding and ever-changing coffee orders, the cryptic instructions, the apparently expected mind reading and don't even start on the insistence that Millie wears heels . . . All. The. Time. 
  But it only extends as far as exacting office standards. Right? 
  As Freya's assistant, Millie has privileged access to her diary and travel history and when a pattern emerges of men (who seem to have no connection to each other) dying in cities where Freya is travelling, Millie is determined to figure out what's going on. 
  After all, a stone-cold killer could be exactly what Millie needs . . . 
  Readers are loving How to Slay at Work: 
  'A hilarious romp that I just couldn’t put down. Bonner’s newest novel had me absolutely howling with her murderous boss. If Miranda Priestly went on a killing spree it would look like this. Just brilliant.' Katy Brent, author of How To Kill Men and Get Away With It 
  Praise for Sarah Bonner: 
  'Brilliantly twisty and thoroughly entertaining.' T.M. Logan, bestselling author of The Holiday 
  'A perfect thriller, we read this in one sitting.' Closer 
  'A wonderfully twisty, and twisted, thriller that will have you up until the early hours, and with an ending that you will NOT see coming. Brilliant.' SJ Watson, bestselling author of Before I Go To Sleep 
  'Captivating.' Janice Hallett, bestselling author of The Appeal 
  'Constant twists, turns and delicious backstabbing betrayals.' Culturefly 
  'A twisted tale I could not have loved more.' Natasha Harding, The Sun

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  The Device Devil and Me - The...

  Stephanie Taylor

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  I wrote this before I knew I had ADHD 
    
  "This book is simply exquisite, there are no other words for it." 
  I have a secret. 
  I am mad. 
  Not crazy or bonkers or daft. Just mad. You wouldn't know it to look at me or talk to me or even be in a loving long-term relationship with me, but I can assure you, I have the darkness... 
  Keeping a secret of her pain and self-harming is taking its toll on Lauren. She finally feels like she might be brave enough to confide in her mother, who reveals a devastating secret of her own. Pushing her own problems deep back inside, Lauren braces herself for battle… 
  "I was overwhelmed by this book. It's raw, and honest and gut wrenching. And at the same time, it's funny, full of pathos and so cleverly, bravely, exquisitely written. The style is so fresh, so seamless, I can't image the work that went into turning this so personal story into such a perfect work of fiction, of entertainment. Little snatches of life, little moments crafted out of pain and experience and truth into something cinematic, gripping. I loved it, even while being upset by it, being overawed by the courage and talent of the author. I finished it in a flash, and had to order it for a friend of mine far away." Jo - Reader review 
  "Beautifully, carefully, seamlessly written in a unique style it made me laugh and cry and pulled out a hundred emotions in-between. If you enjoy a book that's real and raw and honest then try this, it's a brave subject matter, the plot is character led and will stay with me for years to come." Reader review 
  "An accomplished and impeccably penned narrative through difficult and challenging human territory. By the time you have read this novel you will emerge more human than when you went in. And this is the litmus test of all literature." Christopher Rush

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  awfully hilarious - stories we...

  Heather Hendrie

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  AWFULLY HILARIOUS STORIES WE NEVER TELL Ever had a moment so embarrassing, so outrageously awkward, that you swore you’d take it to the grave? Well, we didn’t (take it to the grave, that is!). Here, for the benefit of all, we bare our souls (and other body parts we'd rather not mention). AWFULLY HILARIOUS STORIES WE NEVER TELL is a laugh-out-loud collection of hilarious personal essays and true-life confessions from bold, shameless, and beautifully imperfect humans. These funny, relatable stories dive into the wild, weird, and wonderfully cringe-worthy moments we usually keep locked away—from dating disasters and social mishaps to bathroom blunders and other faux pas. If you've ever sent a text to the wrong person, had a date go epically wrong, or wanted the earth to swallow you whole after an awkward encounter, this book is for you. Curated by award-winning storytellers, this humorous nonfiction anthology blends comedy, heart, and a healthy dose of “OMG, same!” Whether you're in need of a mood boost, a relatable read, or just proof that you're not the most awkward person alive, this book delivers. If you love David Sedaris, Samantha Irby, or The Moth, you’ll devour this collection of too-true-to-be-fiction stories. Perfect for fans of humorous memoirs, funny books about real life, and essays that make you laugh until you cry. Warning: May cause uncontrollable snort-laughing in public places. Humorous nonfiction Embarrassing stories Funny personal essays Dating disasters True life confessions Relatable comedy Women’s humour writing Quirky, awkward, and hilarious books Grab your copy today and join our community @awfullyhilarious www.awfullyhilarious.com

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  Doctor Malevolent - A...

  Netta Stirs-Perón

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  Doctor Malevolent was once the most feared villain in the world, but nowadays he goes by Calvin, or just "Dad". With frequent visitation with his daughter, and a girlfriend who might just be the woman of his dreams, he's honestly quite happy about that. Until his ex-wife arrives with her new partner. The former hero, and Calvin's one time nemesis, Critical Limit! Not only that, the new couple now want sole custody. Romance! Intrigue! Excitement! All of these await in the pages of Doctor Malevolent - A Hyper-Sapien Romance!

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  Skye's The Limit!

  Jennie Morton

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  An immersive storytelling adventure through the realms of possibility, written and performed by the multi-talented Jennie Morton. Unbuckle your seatbelt and enter the mind of Skye for a laugh-out-loud ride from the edge of absurdity to the outer limits of consciousness—where nothing goes as planned, everything gets questioned, and the punchlines land uncomfortably close to home. The story is brought to life with vivid characters, cinematic sound design, and fearless, insightful humor. 
  Skye O’ Keefe is a somewhat neurotic Brit whose career as a personal assistant to movie stars has taken her from Pinewood to Hollywood. Tired of picking up after everyone else’s crises, she embarks on a journey of self discovery after deciding she wants to ‘ascend’. With a lifelong tendency to narrate her own life in her head, she rambles and rants her way through the many obstacles she faces with her characteristic Monty Python-esque humor. 
  We follow her as she traverses the California desert to attend an ascension retreat run by a world-famous guru, then on to Sedona where she receives a prophetic psychic reading. Armed with her new knowledge and experiences, she returns home to Los Angeles hoping to upgrade the ‘frequency’ of her well-chiseled, if behaviorally-challenged, movie star boss. 
  Complete with an original music score and sound effects, this fun ride will transport you back to the days of radio comedy. 
  Written & narrated by Jennie Morton 
  Original music composed & performed by Bryan Landers 
  Sound design & editing by Jennie Morton 
  Cover art by Paula Peng 
  Audio mastering by Brian Kessler 
  www.skyesthelimitworld.com

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  The Effluent Society

  Norman Thelwell

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  Artist Norman Thelwell is best known for his cartoons depicting plump, petulant ponies and their young riders, but The Effluent Society shows another aspect of his work and character. Thelwell was passionate about the countryside and nature. During his life he became increasingly concerned about the impact of development, pollution and society's treatment of the environment. When The Effluent Society was first published in 1971, his concerns were way ahead of their time. Today, environmental and conservation issues are in the mainstream and have become a global priority.
  
  Although the cartoons focus on a serious topic there is no mistaking Thelwell's inimitable style. He used his talent and humour to convey a powerful message: the need to protect the environment. He also takes a wry look at modern life and so-called progress. Thelwell admitted that out of all his books, The Effluent Society was the one that gave him the greatest 'personal satisfaction' and, as such, the re-issue of this title is a fitting tribute to the artist.

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